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Bump Resistant Cylinders Key Systems Protect your building from unwanted entry with Corbin Russwin bump-resistant cylinders. Our bump-resistant cylinders deter bumping without compromising the cylinder’s structural integrity and strength. This option is available with Corbin Russwin conventional and Pyramid patented security and high-security cylinders on our mortise, cylindrical and exit device hardware. Recently, a lot of information has been circulating about bumping, a technique used to defeat cylinders. Although this method has been around for a number of years, the internet has increased public awareness. Bumping is when a “bump key” is inserted into the cylinder and struck using a mallet or hammer type object. The bump key is specifically designed to transfer the energy from the force of the blow to create a separation in the cylinder’s pins which compromises the lock allowing it to open. Although BHMA has yet to establish bump-resistance standards, Corbin Russwin Bump Resistant Cylinders were tested and verified by an independent testing lab. They conclusively resisted bumping attack and did not allow entry. Verification and testing data is available upon request. Bump-Resistant Cylinders: • Specify “BRP” Retrofit: • Convert existing cylinders with Bump-Resistant Top Spool Pins Features Bump-resistant cylinders are designed for use with all Corbin Russwin locking hardware: • Cylindrical locks • Mortise locks • Exit devices • Access control locks • Unit locks • Auxiliary locks Factory bitted, a symbol BRP is stamped onto pin cover/slides. Interchangeable core cylinders are not available with bump-resistant pinning. Bump-Resistant Top Spool Pins Key Systems.28 Description Part Number Qty Conventional 628F10-7-171 Vials of 100 pcs. Pyramid A 628F10 - 7 - 142 Vials of 100 pcs. Pyramid C 628F10 - 7 - 236 Vials of 100 pcs. BRP pinned mortise cylinder BRP pinned rim cylinder BRP pinned key-in-lever cylinder
Key Blanks How to Order Key Systems Standard B ows 10 The standard bow furnished for all non-restricted keyways unless otherwise specified. The other side is blank. Example: L4-6PIN-10. Large Bows 51 Blank both sides. Recommended for special die stamps or large amounts of stamping, and for Control and Emergency Master Keys. Not available for 752, 852 or A Class keyways. Example: L4-6PIN-51. 11 Blank both sides, for use when more area is required for stamping, such as custom die stamps. Not for use with restricted keyways. Example: L4-6PIN-11. DO NOT DUPLICATE 52 Recommended for nonrestricted keys which need extra space for special stamping. This bow also enhances key control for other Corbin Russwin keys. Not available for 752, 852 or A Class keyways. Example: L4-6PIN-52. L4 – 6-Pin – 1 – 0 Key Sections Length Bow Shape Bow Marking (see pages 31-40) Indicate 5-, 6-, 7-pin 1 Standard 5 Large 9 Security 12 This bow enhances key control for nonrestricted Corbin Russwin keyways. Other side blank. Example: L4-6PIN-12. 53 For use only on U.S. Government projects. Recommended for use when a large amount of stamping is required. Not available for 752, 852 or A Class keyways. Example: L4-6PIN-53. 0 Coined Logo 1 Plain 2 DND 3 US property DND 8 Patented DND 9 Restricted DND 13 For use only on U.S. Government projects. Example: L4-6PIN-13. Restricted Keys 10, 50 and 90 bow shapes are designated as 19, 59 and 99 for restricted keyways. They are stamped this way on the thumb side. Other side blank. RESTRICTED DO NOT DUPLICATE This stamp is not available for keys which are not restricted. Patented Keys 10, 50 and 90 bow shapes are designated as 18, 58 and 98 for patented keyways. They are stamped this way on the thumb side. Other side blank. PATENTED DO NOT DUPLICATE This stamp is not available for keys which are not patented. Key Systems.29
Page 1 and 2: Key Systems Cylinders and Keys
Page 3 and 4: Designing Master Key Systems Cylind
Page 5 and 6: How to Order Cylinders Numbering Sc
Page 7 and 8: Temporary Access Construction Keyin
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