Safe Dial Lock Mechanism

The black and white dial is top reading spy proof with a spindle length to accommodate doors up to 3 1 2 thick.

Safe dial lock mechanism.

Get everything you need in one complete kit. Eighty percent of the safes we are selling have them. What is the main advantage to an electronic safe lock. Drill points are very vague compared with the dial lock.

The functionality of the locking mechanism is directly proportional to its level of security. Most of our safes come with a standard group ii dial combination lock. We think they are wonderful it solves a lot of problems. Remember the dial lock was made in the civil war that was the first one and it remains virtually unchanged.

This sargent greenleaf mechanical combination lock package includes a model 6730 lock body a d225 dial and a r167 dial ring. Kentucky location 2101 john c watts drive nicholasville ky 40356 rear entrance. The strength of the locking mechanism itself varies but safes made by the top 5 safe companies are usually a cut above the rest in terms of security. Setting global standards for group 2 safe locks backed by 160 years of industry experience our model 6730 lock not only meets group 2 standards but also sets the industry standard for advanced.

Group 2 combination lock d300 dial and dial ring in black and white finish and mounting hardware. Dc location 12011 guilford road unit 108 annapolis junction md 20701. Since the digital lock was introduced to the industry there has been a lot of chatter surrounding which locking mechanism is more reliable for a home safe digital or mechanical. When they do fail it is either because they have not been regularly serviced or they have been somehow forcibly damaged.

Safe dials rely solely on mechanical mechanisms to open a safe. All safes share the common denominator of having a locking mechanism. The sequence may be entered using a single rotating dial which interacts with several discs or cams by using a set of several rotating discs with inscribed symbols which directly interact with the locking mechanism or through an electronic or mechanical keypad. While in the end it is left up to personal preference there are many positives and negatives associated with each mechanism.

Manipulation only requires fingers eyes and proper technique though it is a skill that takes years to develop and decades to master. Lock manipulation lock manipulation is the stereotypical safe cracking technique commonly portrayed in movies. Trust these new electronic locks. If they are regularly serviced they will last a lifetime.

Types range from inexpensive three digit luggage locks to high security safes.