Lock identification and key blank help

[Wolfe]

What is this lock called first off(other than a deadbolt) if there is a name for it.
My next question does anyone know the blank used for this. Its obviously in the ILCO family of blanks looking for specific blank though...

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[Squelchtone]

Hi, These locks were once made by Segal and Taylor. They are now made by Ilco Kaba. Yours looks like a Taylor "night latch"/"dead latch"

The key should be Ilco IN35 /1054DL

Best Regards,
Squelchtone

[Squelchtone]

I forgot to mention, this is the Ilco (Independent Lock COmpany) key blank directory A-K and L-Z:

http://www.kaba-ilco.com/key_systems/key_download.aspx?File=key_blank_directory_catalog_60_2004_cylinder_a_to_k.pdf&Attachment=True

http://www.kaba-ilco.com/key_systems/key_download.aspx?File=key_blank_directory_catalog_60_2004_cylinder_k_to_z.pdf&Attachment=True

Enjoy!
-Squelchtone

[unlisted]

fixed.

[Wolfe]

cool thx squelch...I have the ilco blank dir. thx for the help.

[keysman]

Hi, These locks were once made by Segal and Taylor. They are now made by Ilco Kaba. Yours looks like a Taylor "night latch"/"dead latch"

The key should be Ilco IN35 /1054DL

Best Regards,
Squelchtone

Actually I think that is a Yale keyway .. try a Y1

[Squelchtone]

Actually I think that is a Yale keyway .. try a Y1

Hi Keysman,

Since your name is Keysman, it's gonna be tough to argue with you, plus from your past posts I know you know what you're talking about, but I don't think it can be a Y1 because in the lock in the photo, the top of the keyway curves to the left, where a Y1 would just curve to the right and stop.

I made a comparison chart, and I think a Y1 blank would actually enter the keyway, but if any of the cuts are 1 the Y1 blank would be too "short" to lift the 1 pin to shear line. What do you think?

Respectfully,
Squelchtone

[integritycs]

Nightlatch is manufactured by Ilco, Keyway is the old Lockwood 1004 keyblank.

[ridinplugspinnaz]

I forgot to mention, this is the Ilco (Independent Lock COmpany) key blank directory A-K and L-Z:

http://www.kaba-ilco.com/key_systems/key_download.aspx?File=key_blank_directory_catalog_60_2004_cylinder_a_to_k.pdf&Attachment=True

http://www.kaba-ilco.com/key_systems/key_download.aspx?File=key_blank_directory_catalog_60_2004_cylinder_k_to_z.pdf&Attachment=True

Enjoy!
-Squelchtone

Wow squelchtone, this is a great post, I didn't know this was available online. Thanks!

[I Pik U]

04N is the blank.
That's the DL #, which is what I'm used to.
The Ilco # is 1004N

[Squelchtone]

04N is the blank.
That's the DL #, which is what I'm used to.
The Ilco # is 1004N

I knew the real experts would come out of the wood work! That Lockwood profile looks dead on =)

Thanks guys,

Squelchtone

[unlisted]

04N is the blank.
That's the DL #, which is what I'm used to.
The Ilco # is 1004N

I knew the real experts would come out of the wood work!

He likes to hide, but i jostle his "cage" every now and than..