Electronic Lockers
Excelsior designs, engineers, and produces electronic locker products, that deliver storage, vending and concession solutions, ideal for schools. Manufactured with baked powder coat finishes, the lockers are welded with 16-gauge pan reinforced doors and 18-gauge bodies. Users can choose from 20 standard colors to meet specific needs. With several electronic features, some lockers come with accessories of fingerprint scanners, auto locking systems, as well as thermal detectors.
Excelsior Metal Products LLC
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