Commercial Metal Door Locks, Mortise Lock Cylinder

Usage: Security Door, Non-standard door, villa door etc

Door thickness: 45-90mm or special request

Key length: 65mm-120mm

Material: 100% brass

Finish: PB, SN, PC, SB, AB, AC,etc

Cylinder type: Single open/one-side open; double open

Number of pins: 5-7pcs

Key: Normal keys or computer keys

Anti-drill function: Available

Package: 1pc/white box or color box or special request

What is a Euro Cylinder Lock?

A Euro Cylinder Lock is a type of cylinder lock commonly used in doors in Europe. It is named after the Euro profile cylinder that fits within the door, and it can be used in both residential and commercial settings. The Euro Cylinder Lock is a versatile lock, and it is used in a wide range of applications, including front doors, back doors, garage doors, and gates.

Anatomy of a Euro Cylinder Lock

A Euro Cylinder Lock is composed of several parts, including the cylinder, the lock body, the cam, and the fixing screw. The cylinder is the most crucial part of the lock, and it is where the key is inserted. The lock body is the part that fits into the door, and it holds the cylinder in place. The cam is the part that turns when the key is inserted, and it operates the latch or bolt. The fixing screw is used to secure the lock in place.

Types of Euro Cylinder Locks

There are different types of Euro Cylinder Locks, and they vary in size, shape, and security features. The three most common types are single cylinder, double cylinder, and thumb turn cylinder locks.

A single cylinder Euro Cylinder Lock has a keyhole on one side, and a knob or handle on the other side. It is commonly used on doors where there is no access from the other side, such as a front door.

A double cylinder Euro Cylinder Lock has a keyhole on both sides, and it is commonly used on doors where there is access from both sides, such as a back door.

A thumb turn cylinder Euro Cylinder Lock has a keyhole on one side, and a thumb turn on the other side. It is commonly used on doors where quick exit is necessary, such as a fire escape door.

How does a Euro Cylinder Lock work?

A Euro Cylinder Lock works by using a pin and tumbler mechanism. When the correct key is inserted into the cylinder, the pins and tumblers align, allowing the cylinder to turn. The cam turns, operating the latch or bolt, which secures the door.

Features of Euro Cylinder Locks

Euro Cylinder Locks come with a range of features that enhance their security and functionality. Some of the key features include:

Anti-snap:

Anti-snap feature provides extra protection against lock snapping, a technique used by burglars to break into homes and offices. The lock snaps in two parts, allowing the burglar to access the internal mechanism and unlock the door. Anti-snap locks are designed to break away at a certain point, preventing the burglar from accessing the internal mechanism.

Anti-pick:

Anti-pick feature provides protection against lock picking, a technique used by burglars to manipulate the internal mechanism of the lock and unlock the door. Anti-pick locks have additional pins and other security features that make them difficult to pick.

Anti-bump:

Anti-bump feature provides protection against lock bumping, a technique used by burglars to insert a specially designed key and unlock the door. Anti-bump locks have additional security features that make them resistant to bumping.

Security ratings:

Euro Cylinder Locks come with security ratings that indicate their level of resistance against various types of attacks, such as drilling, picking, and bumping. The higher the rating, the more secure the lock.