Category: Cylinder Mechanism

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What is a "0" bitted cylinder?
0-bitted refers to a cylinder with zero pins in each chamber and can be operated with a key with all zero cuts.  Cylinders are shipped in this configuration to allow repinning in the field and ke...
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What testing has been completed for the Everest SL cylinders?
The Everest SL cylinder meets or exceeds the requirements for BHMA cycle count testing for Grade 1 of 40,000 cycles.  ...
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What tools are needed to service Everest SL cylinders?
To service the Everest SL cylinders an A2 SL cylinder pinning kit is needed, part number 40-247.  This kit will include pins, springs, caps and tools needed to service the SL cylinder.  ...
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Can I use my existing SFIC pinning kit for Everest SL cylinders?
The standard SFIC pinning kit can not be used on the Everest SL cylinders.  The L pin design used in the Everest SL cylinder is unique to the SL cylinder....
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Can I use Primus XP in my SFIC key system?
Primus XP will be available for the Everest SL cylinders.  ...
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Are the Everest SL cylinders resistant to picking?
No cylinder can guarantee a pick or bump proof design. However, the Everest SL cylinder does offer increased resistance to picking and bumping due to the design....
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Can I use my inventory of existing tail pieces with the Everest SL cylinders?
The Everest SL cap was designed to incorporate the current Schlage tailpiece designs. ...
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What is recommended for cutting Everst SL keys?
Schlage recommends using the 40-071 key punch machine to cut the Everest SL keys as these are standard Everest B and Everest 29 R SFIC keys. You can also cut the Everest SL keys on an HP code mac...
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Are the locking side bars the same on all Everest SL cylinders?
There is only one locking side bar making the bar interchangeable between SL cylinders. They have been designed to be installed one way only....
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How is the Everest SL cylinder master keyed?
The Everest SL cylinder is master keyed using a pin that has two cuts on the L-pin whereas a non master pin only has one cut. In the A2 SL pinning kit, there are a total of 20 different pins used for ...
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