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File:EVVA_3KS_sliders.jpg| | File:EVVA_3KS_sliders.jpg|[[EVVA 3KS]] sliders. | ||
File:EVVA_DPI_sliders.jpg| | File:EVVA_DPI_sliders.jpg|[[EVVA DPI]] sliders. | ||
File:Scorpion_CX5_sliders.jpg| | File:Scorpion_CX5_sliders.jpg|[[Scorpion CX-5]] sliders. | ||
File:Schlage_SecureKey_wafers.jpg| | File:Schlage_SecureKey_wafers.jpg|[[Schlage SecureKey]] sliders. | ||
File:Mcs_sliders.jpg|[[EVVA MCS]] sliders. | |||
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Revision as of 18:33, 21 November 2011
Slider
- See Category:Slider locks for a list of locks that use sliders.
A slider is a wafer-like object used as a locking component in many locks. Sliders are primarily used in additional to traditional pins or wafers as secondary locking systems, such as with sidebars. Some locks use sliders as the primary locking mechanism, notably the EVVA 3KS and EVVA DPI. Sliders are distinct from pin and wafer components because of their variety in design and function. Many are also unique because they are free floating in the lock (without spring-bias like normal pin or wafer components).
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EVVA 3KS sliders.
EVVA DPI sliders.
Scorpion CX-5 sliders.
Schlage SecureKey sliders.
EVVA MCS sliders.
See also
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