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Types of Locks

Cam Locks
Cam Locks

A cam lock is a type of fastener that is often used in cabinet construction. Cam locks allow the cabinets to be held securely together without affecting the outward appearance. Cam locks are cylindrical fasteners that are used in cabinetmaking and many types of furniture.

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Deadbolts
Deadbolts

What is Deadbolt Lock and Why It is Important By definition, a deadbolt lock is “a lock bolt that is moved by turning a knob or key without the action of a spring.” In simple words, it is a lock that can be opened only through a key or knob and cannot be easily battered or bored. They tend to resist any forced entry into the house and thus offer a good security to the house.

Euro Profile Cylinders
Euro Profile Cylinders

Euro Profile Cylinders ASSA European style profile cylinders are available for different door thicknesses and featuring an adjustable cam actuator, ASSA profile cylinders can be used with many types of imported lockset and specialty hardware.

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Insert Pick at Top of Lock
Insert Pick at Top of Lock

Insert your tension wrench and give it the necessary pressure to bind the first binding pin. You will need to keep tension on the plug during the entire process of picking the lock. Next, insert your pick into the top of the lock and, starting from either the front or back, begin to cautiously probe each pin by lifting it up slightly.

Knob Locks
Knob Locks

a lock having a spring bolt moved by a knob or knobs, and a dead bolt moved by a key.

Lever Handle Locks
Lever Handle Locks

What is a Lever Lock? Lever locks have been around for centuries and are still a popular lock today. This type of lock utilizes a lever to keep the bolt from moving in the lock.

Padlocks
Padlocks

Padlocks are portable locks with a shackle that may be passed through an opening (such as a chain link, or hasp staple) to prevent use, theft, vandalism or harm.

Repeat Until All the Pins Set
Repeat Until All the Pins Set

We all lock our doors to keep our loved ones safe at night and to secure our possessions during the day. ... Repeat Until All the Pins Set.

Rim/Mortise Locks
Rim/Mortise Locks

Rim / Mortise cylinders are frequently found on businesses, apartments, and condos. Mortise cylinders are threaded and screw into the device, and rim cylinders feature long tails that generally actuate the bolt or an interior mounted device like a jimmy proof rim complete rim lock.

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Wall Mounted Locks
Wall Mounted Locks

The lock box is easily mounted to walls or doors via the provided hardware. Store up to 5 house keys in the lock box’s spacious interior and choose from up to 10,000 combinations on the 4 digit dials.

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