Can you identify this cam lock?

[unregistered436]

I received a bunch of these cam locks from a friend, but can't identify the brand. Can you?
https://photos.app.goo.gl/UL7hnc9wfGJWezZu6
These came from gym lockers

[Squelchtone]

that link doesn't work... can you upload to imgur or something?

[femurat]

Hmm. That's odd. Here's an Imgur link: https://imgur.com/CY3xTyx

[Squelchtone]

That key bow looks like an Olympus Lock, they make drawer locks for banks and other office furniture.

But the lock cylinder looks like an ARFE from Spain.

*Unsolved Mysteries music plays in the distance...*

[cledry]

Other side of key?

[unregistered436]

Different lock, but front/back of key and a different angle on the lock.

[Squelchtone]

a company called Real Locks & Security has a 5 pin that looks awful similar..

https://www.reallock.com/en/product/5-P ... 8052.html#

I wonder if your lock is just a made in china variant. Will knowing who makes it help you get parts for them or something?

Thanks
Squelchtone

[unregistered436]

That lock does look very similar, but this one is actually pinned with six pins. There's a set pin on top that keeps the core from coming out. So, my motivation here was to try to find a diagram and/or manual on the proper way to disassemble the lock (if it even can be). If it can't be - I'm just trying to learn more about what's inside. I can't get it to false set, but it feels as if some of the pins are a bit catchy like there's some security drivers in there.

[GWiens2001]

How about a better pic of your 3D printed pinning mat.

Gordon