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What is ASA?

ASA was the acronym for “American Standards Association” and is no longer in existence. 

The American Standards Association was a standards organization which predated ANSI (American National Standards Institute) as the main standards organization,  and included many of the national standards for the commercial door opening industry.

The term “ASA” is still used by some commercial door manufacturers as follows:

  • ASA: The designation for the 4 7/8˝ high strike with lip (per ANSI A115.2) with the centerline of the strike located @ 40 5/16” above the bottom of the frame
  • ASA-48:  The designation for the 4 7/8˝ high strike with lip (per ANSI A115.2) with the centerline of the strike located @ 48˝ above the bottom of the frame
  • ASA-60:  The designation for the 4 7/8˝ high strike with lip (per ANSI A115.2) with the centerline of the strike located @ 60˝ above the bottom of the frame
  • ASA-SP:  The designation for the 4 7/8˝ high strike with lip (per ANSI A115.2) with the centerline of the strike located @  special location above the bottom of the frame


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