Structure of mechanical coded lock




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Coded Door Lock: Mechanical and Electronic : Structure Of Mechanical Coded Lock

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A feature of mechanical coded locks is that they do not have a keyhole which guarantees its high reliability and reduces probability of housebreaking. With the help of a certain coding of cylinders or rollers in a lock, you can set up the key code by own forces or change the factory settings. You can install a mechanical coded lock on any door - metal, plastic or wood. It is easy to install a coded lock on a front door by own forces. It is desirable that the thickness of a door leaf is at least 3 cm.

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