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	== Lock Listing ==		== Lock Listing ==
			[[File:Yale_euro_cylinder.jpg \|thumb \|150px \|right \|The classic keyway of a Yale Euro profile cylinder]]

	* [[Pin_tumbler\|Pin-tumbler]] locks		* [[Pin_tumbler\|Pin-tumbler]] locks

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	'''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 an American [[Lock_manufacturer\|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\|pin-tumbler]] design in the 1800s. This basic design is still in use today.

	Yale is part of the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group.		Yale is part of the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group.
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	== History ==		== 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.		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\|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."		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."
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	== Lock Listing ==		== Lock Listing ==

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

			* [[Wafer]] locks
			** [[Yale_Junior_Disc_Tumbler_603 \|Yale Junior 603]]

	* [[Warded]] locks		* [[Warded]] locks
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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Lock ~~Manufacturers~~]]		* [[Lock_manufacturer\|Lock manufacturers]]
	* [[Pin-tumbler]]		* [[Pin_tumbler\|Pin-tumbler]]
	* [[Linus Yale Jr]]		* [[Linus Yale Jr]]
	* [[Linus Yale Sr]]		* [[Linus Yale Sr]]
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	[[Category:ASSA-Abloy]]		[[Category:ASSA-Abloy]]
	[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]		[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
	[[Category:Yale\| ]]		[[Category:Yale]]

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	* [[Linus Yale Sr]]		* [[Linus Yale Sr]]

			[[Category:ASSA-Abloy]]
	[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]		[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
	[[Category:Yale\| ]]		[[Category:Yale\| ]]

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Lock Listing

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

	* [[Warded]] locks		* [[Warded]] locks

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History

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	== History ==		== 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 ~~1879~~ Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, ~~a company that specialized~~ in ~~door closers~~. In 2000 Yale was purchased by the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group. Since then the company name has simply been "Yale."		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.		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.

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	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 1879 Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, a company that specialized in door closers. In 2000 Yale was purchased by the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group. Since then the company name has simply been "Yale."		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 1879 Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, a company that specialized in door closers. 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 ~~replace~~ by the paracentric key in 1892.		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.		'''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 ==		== Lock Listing ==

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

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History

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	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 1879 Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, a company that specialized in door closers. In 2000 Yale was purchased by the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group. Since then the company name has simply been "Yale."		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 1879 Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, a company that specialized in door closers. 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 key which was superseded by the corrugated key in 1882 which itself was replace by the paracentric key in 1892.		The Yale lock began with the original flat trefoil key which was superseded by the corrugated key in 1882 which itself was replace by the paracentric key in 1892.

	== Lock Listing ==		== Lock Listing ==

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	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 1879 Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, a company that specialized in door closers. In 2000 Yale was purchased by the [[ASSA-Abloy]] group. Since then the company name has simply been "Yale."		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 1879 Yale purchased H. and T. Vaughan Ltd, a company that specialized in door closers. 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 key which was superseded by the corrugated key in 1882 which itself was replace by the paracentric key in 1892.

	== Lock Listing ==		== Lock Listing ==