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(Galaxy is a cutting edge master keying system that utilizes code bars and a CNC machine to cut keys and code bars in an automated efficient process for locksmiths)
 
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'''Galaxy'''
=Galaxy=
Galaxy is the most recent addition to the range of high security master key systems designed, manufactured & distributed by Australian Lock Company.
 
Using the very latest engineering & manufacturing techniques & materials, Galaxy provides a very new approach to high security locking systems.  
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Galaxy is designed & built for convenience whilst maximizing security & offering an enormous depth of possible lock combinations.
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Its streamline design eliminates the need for tumbler pins &/or coded discs to create permutations. Galaxy’s custom designed & built Computerised Numerical Control (CNC) machine simultaneously cuts both the key & codebar which dramatically increases production efficiency for locksmithing companies putting master keyed systems together.
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Only authorised Galaxy licensees can design, build & maintain Galaxy restricted master key systems.  In some countries there is only one authorized dealer and locksmith. For example, in New Zealand there is one primary dealer of Galaxy systems. ([http://www.australianlock.com.au/home/galaxy]
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The Galaxy CNC machine will only operate with the compatible software module authorised by Australian Lock Company. Details of all master key systems designed & built are purged form the CNC machine as soon as keys & codebars are cut. These system details are stored externally providing further security for all parties.
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Galaxy’s extensive product range makes retrofitting existing locks simple & recombinating quick & easy.
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Galaxy’s stainless steel key comes with a lifetime guarantee against breakage & is available in 21 different key head colours. The key is also available in 3 different orientations making it virtually 3 locks in 1.
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The durability of Galaxy is unquestioned with keys & cylinders having been tested to 1,000,000 cycles. Internal components use high quality metal injected moulded manufacturing techniques whilst sidebars & anti-drill components are made from high speed steel.
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Galaxy also offers both the end-user & locksmith significant legal protection with patents valid until 2024.
|years_produced=201x - Present
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The '''Galaxy''' is a multi-[[sidebar]] lock made by [[Australian Lock Company]]. Arranged [[Axial|axially]], the Galaxy uses a number of spring-biased pins that interface with independent [[sidebar]]s and a central core.  The core itself can be rotated to provided extended [[master key]]ing, core removal, and rapid disassembly. Galaxy key patents are valid until 2024.
 
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== Principles of operation ==
 
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== Keying Specifications ==
 
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== Disassembly instructions ==
 
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== Vulnerabilities ==
 
The Galaxy may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:
 
* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
 
'''Notes'''
* Impressioning and decoding unconfirmed. Lockpicking confirmed at LockCon 2012.
 
== Gallery ==
 
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== References ==
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== See also ==
* [[Australian Lock Company]]
* [[Axial]]
 
[[Category:Australian Lock Company|Galaxy]]
[[Category:Axial locks]]
[[Category:Sidebar locks]]

Revision as of 00:55, 11 March 2016

Galaxy

Galaxy
Name Galaxy
Manufacturer Australian Lock Company
Lock Type Cylinder
Lock Design Axial, Sidebar
Year(s) Produced 201x - Present


The Galaxy is a multi-sidebar lock made by Australian Lock Company. Arranged axially, the Galaxy uses a number of spring-biased pins that interface with independent sidebars and a central core. The core itself can be rotated to provided extended master keying, core removal, and rapid disassembly. Galaxy key patents are valid until 2024.


Principles of operation

Add to me!

Keying Specifications

Add to me!

Disassembly instructions

Add to me!

Vulnerabilities

The Galaxy may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

Notes

  • Impressioning and decoding unconfirmed. Lockpicking confirmed at LockCon 2012.

Gallery

References


See also

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