The key to your door has to go somewhere. Simply put, the door cylinder is the part of the lock that holds the key. Most door lock cylinders are interchangeable. This just means that you can usually replace them without actually changing the lock. It is the part of the door that may mean the difference between breaking in and not.
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An experienced burglar will not have any problem breaking or picking the lock of the door lock cylinder. A sturdy door cylinder using new technology will help prevent people from breaking in. There are other door security layers, but making sure you have a sturdy door cylinder is a vital first step.
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The lock cylinder is the internal mechanism within the lock. Interchangeable lock cylinders are commonly found in residential and office doors, while storefront lock cylinders are commonly found in retail and business doors. lock cylinders can also be found in the ignition of most vehicles. If you want to change the key in the lock, you may need to replace the cylinder. Fortunately, doing so is easy as long as you have the right tools and follow the right steps.
READ MORE The door lock cylinder adopts a number of anti-theft technologies and a variety of special-shaped anti-pulling marbles to prevent technical opening. With the unique design of the marble and blade structure, it has a high safety performance against technical opening.
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