Adams Rite 4590-02-00-313 4590 Deadlatch Paddle for 4300, 4500, 4900 Series, Push to Left, 1-3/4", Dark Bronze Anodized

Make door entry intuitive and secure with the Adams Rite by ASSA ABLOY 4590 Deadlatch Paddle. This door deadlatch paddle delivers ergonomic push/pull operation that reduces user effort and speeds traffic through busy entrances—perfect for facilities that prioritize safety and efficient access control. The 4590 is engineered for real-world installation: it fits 1-3/4" stiles and is compatible with Adams Rite 4300, 4500 and 4900 series deadlatches (and select MS+1890/2190/2290 models), enabling straightforward retrofits on existing hardware. Constructed from extruded aluminum and finished in dark bronze anodized coating, the paddle resists wear and maintains a professional look in high-use corridors. Heavy-duty escutcheons secured by binder posts and hardened steel pins provide superior resistance to torque and tampering—boosting perimeter security for monitored entrances and access-controlled doors. Whether you're updating door hardware for a commercial building, integrating with an access control system, or improving ADA-friendly operation, the Adams Rite 4590 offers dependable performance. Upgrade your door security and user experience—order the 4590 Deadlatch Paddle today to streamline access and strengthen your facility's security posture.

• Ergonomic push/pull operation simplifies access for staff and visitors, reducing door-wear and speeding traffic flow.
• Built for compatibility with Adams Rite 4300, 4500 and 4900 series deadlatches (also fits MS+1890 and 2190/2290 models), making retrofits fast and cost-effective.
• Durable extruded aluminum paddle with dark bronze anodized finish resists corrosion and maintains a professional appearance in high-traffic environments.
• Robust escutcheon design with binder posts and hardened steel pins resists torque and tampering, improving door security and reliability.
• Ideal for electrified deadbolts and access control integrations—supports secure entry points in commercial, institutional, and retail settings.