SFIC deadbolt - need parts

[averagejoe]

Best refers to their housings as deadbolts and mortise/rim cylinders etc and the part with pins as cores according to their brochures/manuals. I just looked up a few other manufacturers as well. I guess it is just dependent on what/how you learned or your local area as to what a specific person calls them.

Corbin Russwin: Calls theirs LFIC cores: Page 14
http://www.corbinrusswin.com/Other/Corbin%20Russwin/Product%20Pages/Key%20Systems/Pyramid/Downloads/Catalog/45078.pdf

Arrow SFIC: interchangeable core
http://www.arrowlock.com/en/site/arrowlock/Products/?groupId=769384

Medeco LFIC seems to use both: Medeco® Large Format Interchangeable Core cylinders are designed so that cores can quickly and easily be changed... The Medeco® Large Format Interchangeable Core cylinders are available....Cores are available to fit into rim and mortise cylinders
http://www.medeco.com/en/site/medeco/Products/?groupId=915553

Medeco SFIC seem to be cylinders though
http://www.medeco.com/en/site/medeco/Products/?groupId=1154611

[cledry]

You will notice what BEST calls a cylinder the other links you posted call them a housing, which is industry standard terminology. That was what was confusing to me. Thanks for clearing that up.

If you look at ordering information from the Corbin/Russwin link you posted, the core is refered to as a cylinder.

Perhaps Canada uses a different name for these parts, I have only been a locksmith in the USA so am not familiar with other areas.