Yale aluminum painted high-grade steel rim device pullman latch flat bar exit device. The exit device chassis and push pad assembly shall be of high-grade non-ferrous steel material, electroplated for protection against rust, and shall have a baked powder coating. The maximum projection shall be 2-1/2-inches when the push pad is active and 1-3/4-inches when the push pad is dogged down. Nylon bearings and stainless steel springs shall be used for long life and durability; only torsion springs are acceptable. Rear and active case covers shall be steel and shall have a baked powder coating to match the exit bar. Plastic covers are not acceptable. Latch bolts shall be steel and shall incorporate a deadlocking latch for increased security. Devices without deadlocking latches are not acceptable. Mounting screws shall be concealed to deter tampering. Devices shall be closed on all sides with no pinch points. Exit devices shall be easily field sized to accommodate various door widths. Panic-listed exit devices shall have single point, one quarter turn hex key dogging standard. Optional cylinder dogging shall be available on panic listed devices. Panic-listed devices shall be available less dogging. Exit devices and trims shall be furnished in ANSI/BHMA standard architectural finishes. Exit devices shall be listed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL, cUL) for safety as panic hardware. Fire-rated devices shall be listed for 'A' label and lesser class doors. Devices shall also be UL listed for ZHEM - latching hardware and ZHLA - windstorm rated assemblies. Devices, trims and cylinders shall be from one manufacturer. Devices shall carry a three-year warranty and escutcheon trims shall carry a five-year warranty.