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Sargent 6300 6-pin Large Format Interchangeable (Removable) LFIC Core
- Assembled core for field rekeying ("1 Bitted")
- Includes Control Sleeve
- Springs included
- Choose Finish & Keyway
The Sargent 6300 Large Format Interchangeable Core (LFIC) offers a versatile and secure solution for quick cylinder changes without the need to remove the lock from the door. This feature ensures increased security and efficiency, making it ideal for various applications.
Key Features:
- Removable Core Cylinders: These cores are designed for easy removal and rekeying. A special "control" key releases the locking cam, allowing immediate core removal.
- Compatibility: Suitable for use in a wide range of products, including exit devices, mortise locks, bored locks, and padlocks.
- Master Key Systems: Can be master or grandmaster keyed, providing flexibility in security management. LFIC key systems can also include conventional cylinders operated by the same master/change keys.
Specifications:
- 6-Pin Standard: Comes with two change keys and is available in a 1 bitted configuration for field keying. The 1 bitted cylinders come with 2 key blanks, pins, and springs in chambers 3 and 4 only.
- Keyway Options: Available in a variety of Sargent keyway families, including LA, LB, LC, LE, LF, LG, LJ, LK, LL, RA, RB, RC, RE, RF, RG, RJ, RK, RL, HA, HB, HC, HE, HF, HG, HK, HL.
- Control Key Details: Factory control key has a bitting number of 115311
- Finishes: Offered in US15 - Satin Nickel or US4 - Satin Brass.
Understanding the Difference Between 6-Pin and 7-Pin Interchangeable Cores
When it comes to security, the details matter. A key factor to consider is the type of interchangeable core used in locks—specifically, the difference between 6-pin and 7-pin cores. Here's what you need to know.
Pin Count and Its Importance
The primary distinction between 6-pin and 7-pin cores is exactly what it sounds like: the number of pins inside the core. This is more than just a technical detail, as it has implications for both security and usability:
- Security Level: A 7-pin core provides an additional level of complexity compared to a 6-pin core. This means more combinations are possible, making it harder for unauthorized entities to pick the lock or create a duplicate key.
- Master Keying Capabilities: A 7-pin system can offer more elaborate master keying options due to its higher number of pin chambers. This provides additional flexibility for property managers or businesses needing controlled access across multiple areas.
Size and Compatibility
While the pin count impacts security and functionality, it's important to know that both 6-pin and 7-pin interchangeable cores can often fit the same lock housing. However, be sure to verify compatibility with your specific lock system before purchase.
Application and Preference
The choice between a 6-pin and a 7-pin core might also depend on usage context:
- Commercial Use: 6-pin cores are usually sufficient for commercial settings where very high-security measures are not critical.
- Industrial Use: 7-pin cores are often preferred in industrial or institutional settings where heightened security is a necessity.
Both 6-pin and 7-pin cores serve distinct purposes but share a common goal: to provide a reliable locking system that meets security needs. Deciding which is best largely depends on the desired security level and specific application requirements.
| General - US Finishes | US15 - Satin Nickel or US4 - Satin Brass |
| Sargent Keyways | LA Keyway or LB Keyway or LC Keyway or LE Keyway or LF Keyway or LG Keyway or LJ Keyway or LK Keyway or LL Keyway or RA Keyway or RB Keyway or RC Keyway or RE Keyway or RF Keyway or RG Keyway or RJ Keyway or RK Keyway or RL Keyway or HA Keyway or HB Keyway or HC Keyway or HE Keyway or HF Keyway or HG Keyway or HK Keyway or HL Keyway |
| Brand | Sargent |
| Cylinder Options | LFIC - Sargent |
| Cylinder Part Type | Interchangeable Core |