Cylinder Cam Lock, for Metal Furniture

Product Details

What does the 180 degree closure direction mean for installation?

Closure direction 180 degrees means the straight locking cam is designed to engage from a specific movement range. This helps ensure correct alignment between the cam and the mating strike on your cabinet door or metal furniture. Before fitting, check the door movement and confirm the cam will reach the closure point smoothly.

Is this cylinder cam lock suitable for metal furniture?

Yes. This lock is specified for metal furniture, making it a suitable choice for cabinets and enclosed units where a reliable cam action is needed. It is designed to work with a keyed cylinder and straight cam to help secure doors during use.

What is included with the Cylinder Cam Lock 26.0mm PCP Dif Dir 1?

You will receive 2x keys, 1x locking cam, and 2x nuts. Having the cam and fastening nuts included helps make fitting easier and ensures you have the core components required to install the lock on compatible cabinet hardware.

How does the straight cam design affect compatibility?

The lock uses a straight locking cam, which typically suits cabinet and furniture designs that require a straight cam movement rather than an offset or angled type. If you are replacing an older cam lock, checking your existing cam profile and closure requirements is the best way to confirm compatibility.

Can the key be changed or do keys vary between units?

This product supports random key changes, which means key variations may occur between supplied locks. This is useful where you need individual locks rather than every unit sharing the same key. If you need matching keys for multiple doors, you should confirm key supply options before purchase.

What is the cam and cylinder length, and why does it matter?

The lock has a 26.0 mm length for the straight cam setup. Length is important because it affects how far the cam engages when the door closes and how the lock sits within the furniture thickness. Measuring the cut out and checking the required mounting depth will help ensure the lock fits properly and closes securely.