Cylinders

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  • Cal-Royal Products

    Company • January 1st, 2006

  • Servicing Profile Cylinders

    The profile cylinder can be found on doors using specialty application aftermarket locks.

    Article • December 1st, 2005

  • Scorpion Introduces IC Cylinders

    Get key control and pick resistance without new cylinder housings.

    Article • October 1st, 2005

  • Servicing ASSA Twin Series Lock Cylinders

    ASSA Twin Series lock mechanisms designed for single step master keying.

    Article • October 1st, 2005

  • A New Edge From American Lock

    Key control product for door hardwarecompatible cylinders.

    Article • September 1st, 2005

  • Interchangeable/Removable Cores: How Do They Operate?

    Interchangeable/removable core lock mechanisms have been around since the early 1920s. Generally speaking, the identifying difference between the interchangeable core and the removable core is the interchangeable core can be used in locks from...

    Article • February 15th, 2005

  • Residential Hardware Choices

    Offer different styles, finishes and products to give your customers a choice they can't find at the big box stores.

    Article • December 15th, 2004

  • Installing The Yale eBOSS Cylindrical Electronic Lockset
    Installing The Yale eBOSS Cylindrical Electronic Lockset

    Yale has introduced the eBOSS Series for exterior and interior applications.

    Article • December 15th, 2004

  • Servicing Medeco3 Mortise Cylinders
    Servicing Medeco3 Mortise Cylinders

    The new Medeco3 design incorporates a new servicing procedure that is not present in the Medeco Original or Medeco Biaxial cylinder designs.

    Article • October 15th, 2004

  • How The Master ML System Operates

    The new ML System is a patent-pending Key Control product. It is not high security and does not offer increased pick or drill resistance.

    Article • June 15th, 2004

  • Large Format Interchangeable Cores

    Over the years, interchangeable cores have become very popular. The nomadic nature of today's institutions and corporations require flexible keying systems that can be easily moved and re-configured. As large and small facilities change ownership or...

    Article • October 15th, 2003

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