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Tubar

2023-01-02T01:25:28Z

GWiens2001: /* Gallery */

=TuBAR=

{{Lock model
| name=TuBAR
| Img= File:Tubar_cylinder.jpg
| maker = [[CompX]]
| years_produced = 1981 - Present
| lock_type=[[Cam lock]]
| lock_design=[[Sidebar]]
| patent = [https://patents.google.com/patent/US4446709A/ US 4,446,709]
}}

The '''TuBAR''' is a [[sidebar|dual-sidebar]] lock made by [[CompX|CompX Chicago]]. It is distinguished for being one of the few [[cam lock]]s to use a [[sidebar]] without major modifications to the sidebar mechanism. The TuBAR was originally produced by Chicago Lock Co., which has since become CompX Chicago.

The TuBAR is easy to identify because of the visible pins arranged in two rows of four in the center of the plug. The TuBAR is commonly mistaken for an oddly arranged [[tubular]] [[pin-tumbler]] lock.

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== Principles of operation ==

The TuBAR uses eight pins arranged in two rows of four down the vertical length of the keyway. Each pin has a tapered end surrounded by a spring at the bottom of the pin chamber. Two sidebars are used at 3 and 9 o'clock in the [[plug]], and each set of four pins uses a different sidebar. When the correct key is used, each pin is moved so that it's true gate is lined up with the sidebar, allowing the sidebar to retract and the plug to rotate. The sidebar is a two piece assembly of a bar and a crescent. The flat part of the crescent enters the gates on the pins while the bar restricts plug movement until the sidebar is retracted.

There are seven positions for true gates, at 0.025" increments between 0.175" and 0.325" from the tip of the pin. Each pin has one or more false gates which are too shallow to allow the sidebar to retract. The false gates provide resistance to [[lockpicking]] attacks. The high spring tension on pins pushes each sidebar into the cylinder walls; the sidebars have no independent spring mechanism.

Above the plug a profiling cap is used to make sure the key is inserted properly. The TuBAR is warded so that the key can only be inserted in one orientation. The profile cap is free-spinning and helps provide resistance to drilling attacks, too. <ref>{{Ref pulford}}</ref> When the plug is rotated the key is held in place by a protrusion that goes through a hole in the blade.

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:Tubar_key.jpg|The TuBAR key
File:Tubar_plug_sidebar.jpg|TuBAR plug and one [[sidebar]].
File:Tubar_pins_close.jpg|Closeup of false and true gates on each pin.
File:Tubar_sidebar_aligned.jpg|True gates of each pin properly aligned.
</gallery></div>

== Construction ==

The cylinder is sintered steel, and the [[plug]] brass. The pins, sidebar components, and profile cap are made of hardened steel. The [[key]] is made of steel with a plastic bow.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The TuBar is relatively easy to disassemble.

# Tap out and remove the retaining rod at the rear of the cylinder.
# Push the [[plug]] and profile cap out of the cylinder.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The TuBAR may be vulnerable to the following attacks:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]

'''Notes'''
* Visual decoding of the true gates of deep-setting pins can be done with the naked eye.

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:Tubar_pins.jpg|Pins used in the TuBAR.
File:Tubar_plug.jpg|The TuBAR plug with sidebars and profile cap.
File:Tubar_pins_plug.jpg|Pins in the plug, note the false gates.
File:Tubar sidebar.jpg|Assembled and disassembled sidebars.
TuBarVendingParts.jpg | All the parts of a TuBar vending lock.
TuBarVendingParts2.jpg | Half of the parts in the plug, including sidebar related parts.
TuBarVendingCutaway1.jpg | TuBar vending lock cutaway.
TuBarVendingCutaway2.jpg | TuBar vending lock cutaway.
TuBarCamCutaway1.jpg | TuBar cam lock cutaway.
TuBarCamCutaway2.jpg | TuBar cam lock cutaway.
TuBarCamCutaway3.jpg | TuBar cam lock cutaway.
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== See also ==

* [[Sidebar]]
* [[Cam lock]]
* [[CompX]]

[[Category:CompX|TuBAR]]
[[Category:Sidebar locks]]

File:TuBarCamCutaway3.jpg

2023-01-02T01:16:22Z

GWiens2001: TuBar cam lock cutaway, view 3. Photo by GWiens2001.

== Summary ==
TuBar cam lock cutaway, view 3.

Photo by GWiens2001.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:TuBarCamCutaway2.jpg

2023-01-02T01:15:47Z

GWiens2001: TuBar cam lock cutaway, view 2. Photo by GWiens2001

== Summary ==
TuBar cam lock cutaway, view 2.

Photo by GWiens2001
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:TuBarCamCutaway1.jpg

2023-01-02T01:15:06Z

GWiens2001: TuBar cam lock cutaway, view 1. Photo by GWiens2001

== Summary ==
TuBar cam lock cutaway, view 1.

Photo by GWiens2001
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:TuBarVendingCutaway2.jpg

2023-01-02T01:13:41Z

GWiens2001: TuBar vending lock cutaway, view 2. Photo by GWiens2001

== Summary ==
TuBar vending lock cutaway, view 2.

Photo by GWiens2001
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:TuBarVendingCutaway1.jpg

2023-01-02T01:12:37Z

GWiens2001: TuBar vending lock cutaway, view 1. Photo by GWiens2001

== Summary ==
TuBar vending lock cutaway, view 1.

Photo by GWiens2001
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:TuBarVendingParts2.jpg

2023-01-02T01:01:55Z

GWiens2001: Half of the parts in their proper place in a TuBar Vending Lock Photo by GWiens2001

== Summary ==
Half of the parts in their proper place in a TuBar Vending Lock

Photo by GWiens2001
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:TuBarVendingParts.jpg

2023-01-02T01:00:54Z

GWiens2001: The parts inside a TuBar Vending Lock. Photo by GWiens2001

== Summary ==
The parts inside a TuBar Vending Lock.

Photo by GWiens2001
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

BEST

2022-12-31T01:20:28Z

GWiens2001: /* History */

=BEST=

{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=BEST
|Img=File:BEST.png
|Headquarters=
|Founded=1920
|Founder=
|Products=[[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]]
}}

'''BEST''' is an American [[lock manufacturer]] that produces lock [[cylinder]]s. BEST specializes in [[Interchangeable core|interchangeable core]] ( ''' IC ''') cylinders. BEST is a member of the DormaKaba group.

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== History ==

BEST Lock Company was founded in Seattle, Washington in 1920, after filing the patent for the first small format interchangeable core lock. The lock core was called a Universal Interchangeable Lock, because the same core could be put into a padlock, door lever (handle), knob, and other types of locks as they came into common use.

The term Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) was coined by the Schlage Lock Company, to differentiate the IC from Best from Schlage's own lock which used normal sized keys and pins and was therefore called Schlage's Full Size Interchangeable Core FSIC lock cylinder. To this day, Schlage still refers to it's interchangeable core as FSIC. As other manufacturers started to make IC lock cylinders, the term Large Format Interchangeable Core (LFIC) became common.

<ref>https://www.bestaccess.com/why-best/our-story/ BEST - Our Story</ref>

== Lock Listing ==

* BEST 5E7
* CORMAX

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:BEST_SFIC_padlock.jpg
File:IMG_7595-GWiens2001.png
File:Best cam lock-GWiens2001.png
</gallery>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

== See also ==

* [[Interchangeable core]]
* [[Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:BEST| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

BEST

2022-12-30T02:03:58Z

GWiens2001: /* History */

=BEST=

{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=BEST
|Img=File:BEST.png
|Headquarters=
|Founded=1920
|Founder=
|Products=[[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]]
}}

'''BEST''' is an American [[lock manufacturer]] that produces lock [[cylinder]]s. BEST specializes in [[Interchangeable core|interchangeable core]] ( ''' IC ''') cylinders. BEST is a member of the DormaKaba group.

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== History ==

BEST Lock Company was founded in Seattle, Washington in 1920, after filing the patent for the first small format interchangeable core lock.
The lock core was called a Universal Interchangeable Lock, because the same core could be put into a padlock, door lever (handle), knob, and other types of locks as they came into common use.

The term Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) was coined by the Schlage Lock Company, to differentiate the IC from Best from Schlage's own lock which used normal sized keys and pins and was therefore called Schlage's Full Size Interchangeable Core lock cylinder. As other manufacturers started to make IC lock cylinders, the term Large Format Interchangeable Core (LFIC) became common.

<ref>https://www.bestaccess.com/why-best/our-story/ BEST - Our Story</ref>

== Lock Listing ==

* BEST 5E7
* CORMAX

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:BEST_SFIC_padlock.jpg
File:IMG_7595-GWiens2001.png
File:Best cam lock-GWiens2001.png
</gallery>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

== See also ==

* [[Interchangeable core]]
* [[Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:BEST| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

Keyway gallery

2022-12-11T02:32:09Z

GWiens2001: /* Gallery */

=Keyway gallery=

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:ABA cam lock keyway-GWiens2001.jpg |ABA cam lock
File:Abloy_Classic_cylinder.jpg |Abloy Classic
File:Abloy_Disklock_cylinder.jpg |Abloy Disclock
File:Abloy Easy keyway-Idanhurja.jpg |Abloy Easy
File:Abloy_Exec_cylinder.jpg |Abloy Exec
File:Abloy_Novel_lock-autom8on.jpg |Abloy Novel
File:Abloy_Profile_cylinder.jpg |Abloy Profile
File:Abloy_Protec_cylinder.jpg |Abloy Protec
File:ABUS 55-40 keyway gallery - FXE47764.jpg |ABUS 55
File:ABUS_64TI-50_keyway_gallery_-_FXE47787.jpg |ABUS 64TI
File:ABUS 72-40 keyway gallery - FXE47769.jpg |ABUS 72
File:Abus_72_888_W25L_keyways-Sunsebb.png |ABUS 72
File:ABUS_80TI-50_keyway_gallery_-_FXE47789.jpg |ABUS 80TI
File:American 1100, red, keyway gallery - FXE47781.jpg |American Lock 1100
File:American 5200 keyway gallery - FXE47774.jpg |American Lock 5200
File:Assa700_keyway-PickinRick.png |ASSA 700
File:ASSA Desmo cam lock keyway-Gwiens2001.png |ASSA Desmo cam lock
File:Assa_Desmo_cylinder-EffOr.png |ASSA Desmo
File:ASSA_Twin_cylinder.jpg |ASSA Twin 6000
File:ASSA_Twin_V10_cylinder.jpg |ASSA Twin V-10
File:Avocet_ABS_cylinder.jpg |Avocet ABS
File:Baton-AshleyGavin.png|Baton 40mm
File:Baton_SpaceLock_keyway-PeaceWeapon.png |Baton Space Lock 6740
File:Bilock_FG_114-autom8on.jpg|BiLock FG
File:Bowley Rotasera Keyway.png | Bowley Rotasera
File:C2000_least.png |CISA C2000
File:C3000_least.png |CISA C3000
File:Corbin_Emhart_cylinder.jpg |Corbin Emhart
File:Defiant keyway logo.png |Defiant
File:DeGuard-Dimple-keyway.jpg |DeGuard
File:DOM_DAS_cylinder.jpg |DOM DAS
File:DOM_RN_cylinder.jpg |DOM RN
File:DOM_RS5_least.png |DOM RS5
File:EVVA_3KS.jpg |EVVA 3KS
File:EVVA_DPI_cylinder.jpg |EVVA DPI
File:EVVA_DUAL_keyway-Reinder.png |EVVA DUAL
File:Mcs_cylinder.jpg |EVVA MCS
File:FAB100_least.png | FAB 100
File:FAB200_least.png | FAB 200
File:FAB2_least.png | FAB 2** Profi
File:FAB_NZS3_keyway_least.png | FAB NZS3C
File:FAB_Variant_least.png | FAB Variant
File:Fichet_787_cylinder.jpg |Fichet 787
File:Goal_D9_keyway_02_-_FXE47503.jpg |GOAL D9
File:Goal_V18_housing_keyway_-_FXE47506.jpg |GOAL V18
File:Goal_Z.jpeg |GOAL Z
File:IKON_WSW_keyway_-_FXE47518.jpg |IKON WSW
File:Ingersoll_CS700_cylinder.jpg |Ingersoll CS700
File:KABA_Quattro_plus_cam_lock_keyway-GWiens2001.png |KABA Quattro plus cam lock
File:Kale_Kilit_164_BNE_-_keyway_-_FXE47654.jpg |Kale Kilit 164 BNE
File:Kenaurd-Dimple-keyway.jpg |Kenaurd
File:Kwikset_keyway_logo.png |Kwikset
File:Kwikset_SmartKey_cylinder_silver.jpg |Kwikset SmartKey
File:Kwikset_Titan_cylinder.jpg |Kwikset Titan
File:LIPS Octro cylinder.jpg |LIPS Octro
File:Unknown_euro_cylinder.jpg |LSH
File:Master_Lock_3_keyway_logo.png |Master Lock No. 3
File:Master Lock 140 keyway gallery - FXE47765.jpg |Master Lock 140
File:Master Lock 141 keyway gallery - FXE47771.jpg |Master Lock 141
File:Master_Lock_150_keyway_gallery_-_FXE47767.jpg |Master Lock 150
File:Master_Lock_410_LOTO,_orange,_keyway_gallery_-_FXE47775.jpg |Master Lock 410
File:Medeco_Biaxial_cylinder.jpg |Medeco Biaxial
File:Medeco_Keymark_KIK_cylinder.jpg |Medeco Keymark
File:Medeco_M3_cylinder.jpg |Medeco M3
File:Medeco_M3_cam_lock_keyway-GWiens2001.png |Medeco M3 cam lock
File:MIWA_Cam_cylinder.jpg |MIWA
File:MIWA_EC_lock.jpg |MIWA EC
File:MIWA_PR_keyway-Reinder.png |MIWA PR
File:MTL-Jr-keyway.jpg |Mul-T-Lock Jr
File:Mul-T-Lock MT5 cam lock keyway-GWiens2001.png |Mul-T-Lock MT5 cam lock
File:Nemef_T1310-front-Dennis.jpg |Nemef
File:Nemef_NF3_least.png |Nemef NF3
File:Nemef_T1112-front-toool.jpg |Nemef NF4
File:Opnus_mmxii_keyway_key-Reinder.png |Opnus mmxii
File:PACLOCK_90A_keyway_gallery_-_FXE47783.jpg |PACLOCK 90A
File:RKS_keyway-ZachPahle.jpg |Robotic Key System (RKS)
File:Ruko_600rb_keyway-TheReverend.png |Ruko 600RB
File:Sargent_Signature_face_cropped.jpg |Sargent Signature
File:Schlage_keyway_logo.png |Schlage
File:Schlage_Everest_cylinder.jpg |Schlage Everest
File:Everest_29_SL_Primus_XP_keyway-Reinder.png |Schlage Everest 29 SL Primus XP
File:Schlage_SecureKey_keyway.jpg |Schlage SecureKey
File:Scorpion_CX5_cylinder.jpg |Scorpion CX5
File:IMG_20210204_063456.jpg |StealthKey S14
File:Uchange_keyway_logo.png |U-Change
File:West_917_housing_front_view_-_FXE47515.jpg |WEST
File:Wilson_Bohannon_padlock_keyway_gallery_-_FXE47793.jpg |Wilson Bohannon
File:Yardeni-6-keyway.jpg |Yardeni 6

</gallery></div>

[[Category:Key_profiles| ]][[Category:Lock Manufacturers| ]][[Category:Lock models| ]]

File:Bowley Rotasera Keyway.png

2022-12-11T02:29:01Z

GWiens2001: Picture of the keyway of the Bowley Rotasera lock keyway

== Summary ==
Picture of the keyway of the Bowley Rotasera lock keyway
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

Yale 850

2016-07-03T00:07:24Z

GWiens2001: Created page with "= Yale 850 Padlock = {{Lock model | name = Yale 850 | Img = File:Yale_850_1.jpg | Img_size = 150px | maker = Yale | lock_type = Padlock, Cylinder | lock_design = ..."

= Yale 850 Padlock =

{{Lock model
| name = Yale 850
| Img = File:Yale_850_1.jpg
| Img_size = 150px
| maker = [[Yale]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
| related =
}}

The '''Yale 850 Padlock''' is a [[pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Yale]]. It is a solid body padlock with an inner cylinder.

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== Principles of operation ==

:''See also [[Pin-tumbler#Principles_of_Operation|Pin-tumbler (Principles of Operation)]]''

This padlock cylinder is a [[pin-tumbler]] lock. The key only turns clockwise to open the lock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

This padlock cannot be disassembled non-destructively. However, there are only two pins which need the heads drilled off for disassembly. The pins can be replaced.

Unlock the padlock, then drill the heads off the body retaining pins.
[[File:Yale_850_3.jpg]]

Use a drift punch to drive out the pins.
[[File:Yale_850_7.jpg]]

Lift up the lock body.
[[File:Yale_850_9.jpg]]

Remove the shackle retaining pin, located here.
[[File:Yale_850_10.jpg]]

Pull shackle out and lift off lock body.
[[File:Yale_850_15.jpg]]

Remove plug retaining plate screw and plate.
[[File:Yale_850_19.jpg]]

Push plug down slightly to release locking dogs.
[[File:Yale_850_22.jpg]]

Locking dogs in locked position.
[[File:Yale_850_17.jpg]]

Locking dogs in released position due to plug being lowered.
[[File:Yale_850_24.jpg]]

Remove locking dogs and springs by sliding them outwards.
[[File:Yale_850_25.jpg]]

Remove shackle spring.
[[File:Yale_850_29.jpg]]

Use a follower to push out the plug.
[[File:Yale_850_30.jpg]]

[[File:Yale_850_31.jpg]]

Remove actuator by lifting it off the end of the plug.
[[File:Yale_850_34.jpg]]

Remove follower and sort out pins onto tray. You will notice that the key pins have heavy wear. The driver pins are not worn - that is how the factory used to hand-make mushroom driver pins.
[[File:Yale_850_35.jpg]]

New retainer pins look like this.
[[File:Yale_850_37.jpg]]

Slide them into place after reassembly.
[[File:Yale_850_38.jpg]]

Flip the lock over and you will see the ends of the retainer pins sticking out.
[[File:Yale_850_39.jpg]]

At this time, you would hammer the ends of the retainer pins so they mushroom out, tightening both sides. Then you would file the excess off and sand them flat to blend them into the lock body.

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:Yale_850_1.jpg
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[Yale]]

[[Category:Yale|USN]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Lock models]]

File:Yale 850 39.jpg

2016-07-02T20:59:47Z

GWiens2001: New pins seen from the back side.

== Summary ==
New pins seen from the back side.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 38.jpg

2016-07-02T20:58:45Z

GWiens2001: New body pins slid into the body.

== Summary ==
New body pins slid into the body.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 37.jpg

2016-07-02T20:58:06Z

GWiens2001: New body retainer pins.

== Summary ==
New body retainer pins.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 35.jpg

2016-07-02T20:57:13Z

GWiens2001: Key pins showing heavy wear, hand mushroomed driver pins.

== Summary ==
Key pins showing heavy wear, hand mushroomed driver pins.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 34.jpg

2016-07-02T20:55:53Z

GWiens2001: Actuator slides off.

== Summary ==
Actuator slides off.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 33.jpg

2016-07-02T20:54:57Z

GWiens2001: Remove actuator from end of plug.

== Summary ==
Remove actuator from end of plug.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 31.jpg

2016-07-02T20:53:41Z

GWiens2001: Pushing out the plug.

== Summary ==
Pushing out the plug.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 30.jpg

2016-07-02T20:52:51Z

GWiens2001: Use a follower to remove the plug.

== Summary ==
Use a follower to remove the plug.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 29.jpg

2016-07-02T20:52:04Z

GWiens2001: Shackle spring can now be removed.

== Summary ==
Shackle spring can now be removed.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 25.jpg

2016-07-02T20:51:10Z

GWiens2001: Remove locking dogs and springs by sliding them outwards.

== Summary ==
Remove locking dogs and springs by sliding them outwards.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 24.jpg

2016-07-02T20:50:08Z

GWiens2001: Locking dogs released when plug is lowered.

== Summary ==
Locking dogs released when plug is lowered.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 17.jpg

2016-07-02T20:48:53Z

GWiens2001: Locking dogs held in place by plug.

== Summary ==
Locking dogs held in place by plug.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 22.jpg

2016-07-02T20:47:59Z

GWiens2001: Use a tool to push down plug to release locking dogs.

== Summary ==
Use a tool to push down plug to release locking dogs.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 19.jpg

2016-07-02T20:46:14Z

GWiens2001: Remove this screw and plug retainer plate.

== Summary ==
Remove this screw and plug retainer plate.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 15.jpg

2016-07-02T20:44:10Z

GWiens2001: Shackle, body, and lock assembly.

== Summary ==
Shackle, body, and lock assembly.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 10.jpg

2016-07-02T17:22:20Z

GWiens2001: Remove the shackle retaining pin, located here. When reinstalling, be sure to center it so the body can fit down.

== Summary ==
Remove the shackle retaining pin, located here. When reinstalling, be sure to center it so the body can fit down.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 9.jpg

2016-07-02T17:20:04Z

GWiens2001: Slide body up until it stops.

== Summary ==
Slide body up until it stops.
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 7.jpg

2016-07-02T17:18:30Z

GWiens2001: Body Retaining Pins removed

== Summary ==
Body Retaining Pins removed
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 4.jpg

2016-07-02T17:16:47Z

GWiens2001: Use small hammer and drift punch to drive out the body retaining pins

== Summary ==
Use small hammer and drift punch to drive out the body retaining pins
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 3.jpg

2016-07-02T17:14:53Z

GWiens2001: Drill heads from retaining pins

== Summary ==
Drill heads from retaining pins
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

File:Yale 850 1.jpg

2016-07-02T17:13:28Z

GWiens2001: Front of 850, easy to see retaining pins

== Summary ==
Front of 850, easy to see retaining pins
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-sa-3.0 }}

Yale

2016-07-02T16:44:15Z

GWiens2001: /* Lock Listing */

=Yale=

{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=Yale
|Img=File:Yale_logo.jpg
|Img_size=150px
|Headquarters=
|Founded=1868
|Founder=Linus Yale, Jr., Henry Robinson Towne
|Products=[[Padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Electronic lock]]s
}}

'''Yale''' is an American [[Lock Manufacturers|lock manufacturer]] that produces low and medium security [[padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|lock cylinders]], and [[electronic lock]]s. Yale is best know for originating the common [[pin-tumbler]] design in the 1800s. This basic design is still in use today.

Yale is part of the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group.

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== History ==

Yale's origins date back to the 1840s when [[Linus Yale Sr|Linus Yale, Sr.]] opened the Yale Lock Shop in Newport, New York.<ref>[http://www.yalelock.com/en/yale/com/About-Yale/History-of-Yale/ The History of Yale and Yale Locks]</ref> Yale focused on handmade bank locks, patenting a variety of combination lock designs. He also redesigned the Egyptian [[pin-tumbler]] design, the basis for modern pin-tumblers. Yale's son, [[Linus Yale Jr|Linus Yale, Jr.]], went on to continue his fathers work. He improved on the design of the pin-tumbler lock and in 1868 formed the Yale Lock Manufacturing Company with [[Henry Robinson Towne]]. The duo used the Yale patents to design a variety of door locks and [[padlock]]s.

In 1929 Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, in England. In 2000 Yale was purchased by the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group. Since then the company name has simply been "Yale."

The Yale lock began with the original flat trefoil key which was superseded by the corrugated key in 1882 which itself was replaced by the paracentric key in 1892.

'''Trivia:''' Linus Yale Sr. is a distant relative of Elihu Yale, who was an early benefactor and namesake of Yale University. Although both Yale locks and Yale University are both located in the state of Connecticut (USA), there is no business relationship between the two.

== Lock Listing ==

* [[Pin-tumbler]] locks
** [[Yale U.S.N. Electric]]
** [[Yale 850]]

* [[Warded]] locks
** [[Yale 324]]

* [[Lever]] locks
** Add to me!

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.yalelock.com Yale company homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Linus Yale Jr]]
* [[Linus Yale Sr]]

[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
[[Category:Yale| ]]

Junkunc

2014-08-26T21:33:37Z

GWiens2001:

John Junkunc was a railroad employee who had a habit of losing keys. He then designed and made a combination lock so he could avoid the problem of losing keys.

One of his early versions next to a quarter for scale:

[[File:Junkunc small combination padlock 1.JPG]]

[[File:Junkunc small combination padlock 2.JPG]]

[[File:Junkunc small combination padlock 3.JPG]]

These early Junkunc combination padlocks had gates that lined up directly with the shackle. If someone were to try decoding the combination like a modern lock by pulling the shackle while dialing, the 'wheels' would become deformed as well as the shackle.

Normally, this problem can be identified by a dial that binds and is very hard to turn at a certain point, but turns freely for the rest of the dial rotation. (Similar to a bent spindle on a safe lock).

Junkunc

2014-08-26T21:29:57Z

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Lock manufacturer

2014-08-26T21:24:16Z

GWiens2001: /* ASSA-Abloy */

=Lock Manufacturers=

'''Lock manufacturers''' are companies that design, build, and distribute [[lock]]s, [[safe]]s, [[key]]s, and related technologies. This page lists lock manufacturers from around the world. Company specific pages have information on the company's products, history, and a listing of their locks that have associated pages on Lockwiki.

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==[[ASSA-Abloy]]==
* [[Abloy]]
* Arrow
* [[ASSA]]
* Carl Wittkopp GmbH
* Chubb
* [[Corbin Russwin]]
* Corni
* DOM
* Emtek
* Fab
* [[Fichet]]
* Guli
* [[Ingersoll Security]]
* Interlock
*[[Junkunc]]
* [[KESO]]
* La Fonte
* Lips
* Litto
* [[Lockwood]]
* [[Medeco]]
* [[Mul T Lock|Mul-T-Lock]]
* NEMEF
* Phillips
* Poli
* Ruko
* Sargent
* TESA
* TrioVing
* Union
* Vachette
* VingCard
* Wangli
* [[Yale]]
* Zeiss Ikon

==Diebold==
* Diebold
* Herring-Hall-Marvin
* Mosler

==Fortune Brands==
* [[American Lock]]
* [[Master Lock]]

==[[Ingersoll Rand]]==
* Bricard
* Briton
* [[CISA]]
* Dexter
* Falcon
* ITO Kilit
* Kryptonite
* Legge
* Martin Roberts
* Monarch
* [[Schlage]]

==[[KABA|KABA Group]]==
* Ilco
* KABA Mas
* [[La Gard]]
* Mas Hamilton

==Other==
* [[ABUS]]
* [[Almont]]
* Anchor Las
* Anker
* [[Australian Lock Company]]
* [[Bramah]]
* Brinks
* [[Commando Lock Company]]
* [[CompX]]
* Defiant
* [[ERA]]
* [[EVVA]]
* [[Kale Kilit]]
* [[Kromer]]
* [[M-Locks]]
* [[MIWA]]
* [[Pacific Lock]]
* Potent
* Saife
* [[Scorpion]]
* Thirard
* [[Tri-Circle]]
* Van Lock
* Winkhaus
* [[Wordlock]]

==Premiere Lock Company==
* [[Weslock]]

==Stanley Black & Decker==
* Baldwin
* BEST
* [[Kwikset]]
* National
* [[Sargent & Greenleaf]]
* [[Weiser]]

== See also ==

* [[:Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Lock]]
* [[Key]]

[[Category:Lock Manufacturers| ]]

{{Stub}}

File:Junkunc small combination padlock 3.JPG

2014-08-26T20:49:54Z

GWiens2001: Size of this lock

Size of this lock

File:Junkunc small combination padlock 2.JPG

2014-08-26T20:48:41Z

GWiens2001: Open

Open

File:Junkunc small combination padlock 1.JPG

2014-08-26T20:46:54Z

GWiens2001:

American Lock

2014-08-25T12:52:58Z

GWiens2001: /* Gallery */

=American Lock=

{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=American Lock
|Img=File:American-lock-logo.jpg
|Headquarters=USA
|Founded=Early 1900's
|Founder=John Junkunc
|Products=[[Padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]]
}}

'''American Lock''' is an American [[lock manufacturer]] that produces medium and high security [[padlock]]s and lock [[cylinder]]s. It is a well known brand for for providing pin-tumblers that have [[Security pin|serrations]] on both the driver and key pins.

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== History ==

American Lock was founded in the early 1900's by John Junkunc. Junkunc made one of the first [[combination|combination dial locks]] because he was tired of misplacing his keys.<ref>[http://www.americanlock.com/the_american_lock_advantage/history_of_american_lock.jsp American Lock History]</ref>

== Lock Listing ==

* [[American Lock 20]]
* [[American Lock 30]]
* [[American Lock 700]]
* [[American Lock 747]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1100]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1200]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1300]]
* [[American Lock 5100]]
* [[American Lock 5200]]
* [[American Lock 5400]]

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:American_1105_padlock.jpg|American 1105 [[padlock]]
File:American 747.jpg | American 747 [[padlock]]
File:American Logos 2.JPG | Different American Lock logos[[padlock]]
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.americanlock.com/ American Lock homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:American Lock| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

File:American Logos 2.JPG

2014-08-25T12:50:46Z

GWiens2001: Five different American Lock logos from through the years.

Five different American Lock logos from through the years.

American Lock

2014-08-24T17:52:36Z

GWiens2001: /* Lock Listing */

=American Lock=

{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=American Lock
|Img=File:American-lock-logo.jpg
|Headquarters=USA
|Founded=Early 1900's
|Founder=John Junkunc
|Products=[[Padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]]
}}

'''American Lock''' is an American [[lock manufacturer]] that produces medium and high security [[padlock]]s and lock [[cylinder]]s. It is a well known brand for for providing pin-tumblers that have [[Security pin|serrations]] on both the driver and key pins.

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== History ==

American Lock was founded in the early 1900's by John Junkunc. Junkunc made one of the first [[combination|combination dial locks]] because he was tired of misplacing his keys.<ref>[http://www.americanlock.com/the_american_lock_advantage/history_of_american_lock.jsp American Lock History]</ref>

== Lock Listing ==

* [[American Lock 20]]
* [[American Lock 30]]
* [[American Lock 700]]
* [[American Lock 747]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1100]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1200]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1300]]
* [[American Lock 5100]]
* [[American Lock 5200]]
* [[American Lock 5400]]

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:American_1105_padlock.jpg|American 1105 [[padlock]]
File:American 747.jpg | American 747 [[padlock]]
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.americanlock.com/ American Lock homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:American Lock| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

American Lock

2014-08-24T17:52:06Z

GWiens2001: /* Lock Listing */

=American Lock=

{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=American Lock
|Img=File:American-lock-logo.jpg
|Headquarters=USA
|Founded=Early 1900's
|Founder=John Junkunc
|Products=[[Padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]]
}}

'''American Lock''' is an American [[lock manufacturer]] that produces medium and high security [[padlock]]s and lock [[cylinder]]s. It is a well known brand for for providing pin-tumblers that have [[Security pin|serrations]] on both the driver and key pins.

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== History ==

American Lock was founded in the early 1900's by John Junkunc. Junkunc made one of the first [[combination|combination dial locks]] because he was tired of misplacing his keys.<ref>[http://www.americanlock.com/the_american_lock_advantage/history_of_american_lock.jsp American Lock History]</ref>

== Lock Listing ==

* [[American Lock 20]]
* [[American Lock 30]]
* [[American Lock 700]]
* [[American Lock 747 and 748]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1100]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1200]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1300]]
* [[American Lock 5100]]
* [[American Lock 5200]]
* [[American Lock 5400]]

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:American_1105_padlock.jpg|American 1105 [[padlock]]
File:American 747.jpg | American 747 [[padlock]]
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.americanlock.com/ American Lock homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:American Lock| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

American Lock 747

2014-08-24T17:51:21Z

GWiens2001:

Among the largest of the American padlocks, the 747 came in two varieties. This lock is only available with a protected shackle. From the front, aside from logos which changed over the years, the 747 looks the same.

[[File:American 747.jpg]]

The difference between the two varieties is in how the lock is taken apart. One version has a sliding piece of metal on the bottom, the other has a screw-retained core retainer and small metal shield.

Both versions came as default with a 'restricted' keyway.

[[File:American 747 748 Keyway.jpg]]

The screw-retained core version comes apart as follows:

Remove the screw from the shackle toe hole

[[File:747 breakdown 1.jpg]]

Retainer is now removed.

[[File:747 Breakdown 2.jpg]]

Sliding core protector is next.

[[File:747 Breakdown 4.jpg]]

Now the core.

[[File:747 Breakdown 5.jpg]]

Press down on the shackle to ease tension on the locking balls, and tap lock on hard surface to remove the cam. The locking balls will fall out once the cam is removed.

[[File:747 Breakdown 7.jpg]]

Side view and top view of the locking cam.

[[File:747 Breakdown 8.jpg]]

[[File:747 Breakdown 9.jpg]]

Now remove the shackle retaining screw. This comes from the factory filled with a grey epoxy (like J.B. Weld). Use a pointed pick to remove the epoxy, then an allen wrench to remove the screw.

[[File:747 Breakdown 11.jpg]]

The shackle and spring now can be lifted out of the lock.

[[File:747 Breakdown 12.jpg]]

[[File:747 Breakdown 13.jpg]]

American Lock

2014-08-24T17:39:08Z

GWiens2001: /* Gallery */

=American Lock=

{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=American Lock
|Img=File:American-lock-logo.jpg
|Headquarters=USA
|Founded=Early 1900's
|Founder=John Junkunc
|Products=[[Padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]]
}}

'''American Lock''' is an American [[lock manufacturer]] that produces medium and high security [[padlock]]s and lock [[cylinder]]s. It is a well known brand for for providing pin-tumblers that have [[Security pin|serrations]] on both the driver and key pins.

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== History ==

American Lock was founded in the early 1900's by John Junkunc. Junkunc made one of the first [[combination|combination dial locks]] because he was tired of misplacing his keys.<ref>[http://www.americanlock.com/the_american_lock_advantage/history_of_american_lock.jsp American Lock History]</ref>

== Lock Listing ==

* [[American Lock 20]]
* [[American Lock 30]]
* [[American Lock 700]]
* [[American Lock 747]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1100]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1200]]
* [[American_Lock_1100_1200_1300|American Lock 1300]]
* [[American Lock 5100]]
* [[American Lock 5200]]
* [[American Lock 5400]]

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:American_1105_padlock.jpg|American 1105 [[padlock]]
File:American 747.jpg | American 747 [[padlock]]
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.americanlock.com/ American Lock homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock Manufacturers]]
* [[Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:American Lock| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

File:747 Breakdown 13.jpg

2014-08-24T17:37:05Z

GWiens2001: Shackle spring removed.

Shackle spring removed.

File:747 Breakdown 12.jpg

2014-08-24T17:36:45Z

GWiens2001: Shackle removed.

Shackle removed.

File:747 Breakdown 11.jpg

2014-08-24T17:36:11Z

GWiens2001: The shackle retainer screw removed.

The shackle retainer screw removed.