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=Sidebar= | =Sidebar= | ||
[[File:Abloy_Profile_sidebar_cylinder.jpg|thumb| | [[File:Abloy_Profile_sidebar_cylinder.jpg|thumb|400px|right|text-top|The [[Abloy Profile]] sidebar inserted into the plug.]] | ||
A '''sidebar''' is a locking component used in [[Cylinder|cylinder]]-based [[Lock|locks]] to restrict rotation of the [[Plug|plug]] until the correct [[Key|key]] is used. Sidebars are used as primary locking mechanisms in many [[Wafer|wafer]] and [[Disc_detainer|disc-detainer]] locks, and (usually) as auxilliary locking mechanisms in many [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] locks. | A '''sidebar''' is a locking component used in [[Cylinder|cylinder]]-based [[Lock|locks]] to restrict rotation of the [[Plug|plug]] until the correct [[Key|key]] is used. Sidebars are used as primary locking mechanisms in many [[Wafer|wafer]] and [[Disc_detainer|disc-detainer]] locks, and (usually) as auxilliary locking mechanisms in many [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] locks. | ||
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==Principles of Operation== | ==Principles of Operation== | ||
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Like the traditional pin or wafer locking components, the sidebar restricts movement of the plug. This is accomplished by having the sidebar be spring biased towards the cylinder. When the correct key is used the sidebar is allowed to retract (through a variety of methods) and the plug can be rotated. | Like the traditional pin or wafer locking components, the sidebar restricts movement of the plug. This is accomplished by having the sidebar be spring biased towards the cylinder. When the correct key is used the sidebar is allowed to retract (through a variety of methods) and the plug can be rotated. | ||
Sidebars can be used to provide key profiling, such as in the [[EVVA DPS]]. More advanced sidebars have dedicated locking components that must be properly raised or rotated to allow the sidebar to retract, known as [[Side pin| | Sidebars can be used to provide key profiling, such as in the [[EVVA DPS]]. More advanced sidebars have dedicated locking components that must be properly raised or rotated to allow the sidebar to retract, known as [[Side pin|side pins]] or [[Slider |sliders]]. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<div align="center"><gallery> | <div align="center"><gallery> | ||
File:Abloy_Classic_sidebar.jpg|[[Abloy Classic]] sidebar | |||
File:Abloy_Disklock_sidebar.jpg|[[Abloy Disklock]] sidebar | |||
File:ABUS_Plus_sidebar-Holly.jpg |[[ABUS_Plus_88/50|ABUS Plus]] disc detainer sidebar | |||
File:ASSA_Twin_Combi_sidebar.jpg|[[ASSA Twin Combi]] sidebar | File:ASSA_Twin_Combi_sidebar.jpg|[[ASSA Twin Combi]] sidebar | ||
File:ASSA_Twin_2_sidebar_back-Reinder.png |[[ASSA Twin V-10 |ASSA Twin 2]] sidebar | |||
File:ASSA_Twin_V10_sidebar.jpg|[[ASSA Twin V-10]] sidebar | File:ASSA_Twin_V10_sidebar.jpg|[[ASSA Twin V-10]] sidebar | ||
File:BiLock_NG_sidebar.jpg|[[BiLock NG]] sidebar | |||
File:DOM_ix_twinstar_interact-Reinder.png | [[DOM_ix_TwinStar]] sidebar | |||
File:EVVA_3KS_sidebars.jpg|[[EVVA 3KS]] sidebar(s) | File:EVVA_3KS_sidebars.jpg|[[EVVA 3KS]] sidebar(s) | ||
File:EVVA_DPI_sidebar2.jpg|[[EVVA DPI]]/[[EVVA DPS|EVVA DPS/DPX]] sidebar | File:EVVA_DUAL_sidebar1-Reinder.png|[[EVVA_DUAL |EVVA DUAL]] sidebar | ||
File: | File:EVVA_DPI_sidebar2.jpg|[[EVVA DPI]] / [[EVVA DPS|EVVA DPS/DPX]] sidebar | ||
File: | File:EVVA_DPS_sidebar-Reinder.png|[[EVVA_DPS |EVVA DPS]] sidebar | ||
file:EVVA_ICS_sidebar_springs-Reinder.png |[[EVVA_ICS |EVVA ICS]] sidebar | |||
File:Fichet_480_sidebar.jpg|[[Fichet 480|Fichet 450]] sidebar | |||
File:Mcs_sidebars.jpg|[[EVVA MCS]] sidebar | |||
File:IKON_WSW_sidebar_-_FXE47985.jpg |[[IKON WSW]] sidebar. | |||
File:Kwikset_SmartKey_sidebar2.jpg|[[Kwikset SmartKey]] sidebar | |||
File:Schlage_Primus_sidebar.jpg|[[Schlage Primus]] sidebar | |||
File:Schlage_SecureKey_sidebar.jpg|[[Schlage SecureKey]] sidebar | |||
File:Medeco_Biaxial_sidebar.jpg|[[Medeco Biaxial]] sidebar | |||
File:Medeco_M3_sidebar.jpg|[[Medeco M3]] sidebar | |||
File:Medeco_Bilevel_sidebar.jpg|[[Medeco BiLevel]] sidebar | |||
File:Tubar_sidebar.jpg|[[TuBAR]] sidebar | |||
File:Scorpion_CX5_sidebar.jpg|[[Scorpion CX-5]] sidebar | |||
</gallery></div> | </gallery></div> | ||
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* [[High_Security_Locks|High Security Locks]] | * [[High_Security_Locks|High Security Locks]] | ||
[[Category:High security locks| ]] | |||
[[Category:Locks]] | [[Category:Locks]] | ||
[[Category:Sidebar locks| ]] | [[Category:Sidebar locks| ]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:13, 31 December 2022
Sidebar
A sidebar is a locking component used in cylinder-based locks to restrict rotation of the plug until the correct key is used. Sidebars are used as primary locking mechanisms in many wafer and disc-detainer locks, and (usually) as auxilliary locking mechanisms in many pin-tumbler locks.
Principles of Operation
Like the traditional pin or wafer locking components, the sidebar restricts movement of the plug. This is accomplished by having the sidebar be spring biased towards the cylinder. When the correct key is used the sidebar is allowed to retract (through a variety of methods) and the plug can be rotated.
Sidebars can be used to provide key profiling, such as in the EVVA DPS. More advanced sidebars have dedicated locking components that must be properly raised or rotated to allow the sidebar to retract, known as side pins or sliders.
Gallery
Abloy Classic sidebar
Abloy Disklock sidebar
ABUS Plus disc detainer sidebar
ASSA Twin Combi sidebar
ASSA Twin 2 sidebar
ASSA Twin V-10 sidebar
BiLock NG sidebar
DOM_ix_TwinStar sidebar
EVVA 3KS sidebar(s)
EVVA DUAL sidebar
EVVA DPI / EVVA DPS/DPX sidebar
EVVA DPS sidebar
EVVA ICS sidebar
Fichet 450 sidebar
EVVA MCS sidebar
IKON WSW sidebar.
Kwikset SmartKey sidebar
Schlage Primus sidebar
Schlage SecureKey sidebar
Medeco Biaxial sidebar
Medeco M3 sidebar
Medeco BiLevel sidebar
TuBAR sidebar
Scorpion CX-5 sidebar
See also
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