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What kind of Lock is this?

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What kind of Lock is this?

Postby heizo » 28 Jul 2008 16:09

Can anyone tell me what kind of lock this is?

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Ive been trying to find out and yet I have found nata.

It has multiple sliding disks in roughly the same shape that rotate 180 degrees on the inside.

Thanks for the help!
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Re: What kind of Lock is this?

Postby Squelchtone » 28 Jul 2008 16:32

heizo wrote:Can anyone tell me what kind of lock this is?

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Ive been trying to find out and yet I have found nata.

It has multiple sliding disks in roughly the same shape that rotate 180 degrees on the inside.

Thanks for the help!


It's a Baton or LAI or ABLOY disc lock which looks like it is mounted to your apartment building's washing machine coin box. It is considered high security and opening methods are not discussed in public due to what these locks typically protect; money.

Also, special tools are required, since standard pin tumbler lock picks wont open these types of locks.

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