Uncut Key Blank | Best | 1A1G1, A1114G
The uncut SFIC IC Core Best G Key (1A1G1, A1114G) is a high-quality key blank that is specifically designed for locksmiths and key cutting professionals. It is made of nickel silver and has the words "duplication prohibited" stamped on it. This key is compatible with 5, 6, and 7 pin SFIC IC Core Best, Arrow, Falcon, and aftermarket cylinders. It is a convenient and reliable option for locksmiths and key cutting professionals who need to cut keys for these types of locks.
FAQs
What does a blank key do?
A blank key is an uncut key that hasn't been shaped to match any specific lock yet. It serves as the starting point for creating a duplicate or original key. A locksmith uses a blank key to cut the correct pattern of grooves and notches so it matches the pins inside a particular lock, allowing the key to turn and operate it.
Are these key blanks restricted or high-security?
The 1A1G1 (A1114G) blank is not restricted, but it is commonly used in high-security environments. Always ensure duplication complies with your organization's key control policies.
Original: $1.29
-65%$1.29
$0.45
Description
The uncut SFIC IC Core Best G Key (1A1G1, A1114G) is a high-quality key blank that is specifically designed for locksmiths and key cutting professionals. It is made of nickel silver and has the words "duplication prohibited" stamped on it. This key is compatible with 5, 6, and 7 pin SFIC IC Core Best, Arrow, Falcon, and aftermarket cylinders. It is a convenient and reliable option for locksmiths and key cutting professionals who need to cut keys for these types of locks.
FAQs
What does a blank key do?
A blank key is an uncut key that hasn't been shaped to match any specific lock yet. It serves as the starting point for creating a duplicate or original key. A locksmith uses a blank key to cut the correct pattern of grooves and notches so it matches the pins inside a particular lock, allowing the key to turn and operate it.
Are these key blanks restricted or high-security?
The 1A1G1 (A1114G) blank is not restricted, but it is commonly used in high-security environments. Always ensure duplication complies with your organization's key control policies.
