Are Schlage cylinders interchangeable?

Are Schlage cylinders interchangeable?

Schlage interchangeable core cylinders are available in a variety of different key systems – standard, to restricted and Primus XP (FSIC only). Schlage interchangeable cores can always be integrated into existing systems with no adverse effect on the key system.

What do the numbers on a Schlage key mean?

The first number would usually correspond with the cut nearest the bow (or head) of the key. A higher number usually means a deeper cut. So if the second number is higher than the first and the second cut is deeper than the first cut, it is a pretty safe bet the number is the bitting of the key.

How do I identify my Schlage keyway?

If your key has KW1, KW10, 6, 65, 66, 5, WR5, or WR3 engraved on the head, it should be the Kwikset. While if the engraved numbers are SC1, 68, or C, it should be the Schlage.

Are Schlage and best cores interchangeable?

Based on an industry standard plug diameter, SFIC cores are completely interchangeable with Best, Falcon and other SFIC installations.

What is a cylinder core?

A cylinder refers to the complete unit of a housing + core. A core refers to the inner part of the cylinder that contains the pins and receives the key. A housing refers to the part of the cylinder that holds the core inside of it.

What is a core key?

An interchangeable core or IC is an adaptable locking key cylinder. Interchangeable cores can be extracted from one lock type (bored cylindrical lock, mortise lock, padlock and so forth) and then installed into another without requiring the removal or disassembly of any single component.

What is a Schlage C keyway?

For example, a Schlage “C” keyway is an open keyway that is available from many key and lock distributors. However, a Schlage “S123” keyway is available from only Schlage approved locations. While S123 is still an open keyway, it is only available from certain distributors.

How do I identify my key?

In most cases the key number will be stamped on the front of the lock next to where the key enters. In some cases the number may also be stamped on the original key.

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