Cam Locks (968 items) - Page 12
Lock, Cam, Keyed Lock, Y13 Yale Keyway, Stainless Steel, Chrome
Removable Core Plug Cabinet and Drawer Dead Bolt Locks, Dull Chrome, 1-3/8" For Door Thickness
Disc Tumbler Keyed Cam Lock, Stainless steel, 1 9/32 in For Door Thickness, 2 Number of Keys
Disc Tumbler Keyed Cam Lock, Polished chrome, 1 1/2 in For Door Thickness, 2 Number of Keys
Disc Tumbler Keyed Cam Lock, Black Powder coated, 1 17/32 in For Door Thickness, 2 Number of Keys
Sliding Door Lock, Body - Unfinished Zinc Die Cast, 1-1/8" For Door Thickness, 2 Number of Keys
Interchangeable Core Cabinet Dead Bolt, Brushed Chrome, 1-1/16" For Door Thickness, SFIC Key Type
Cabinet and Drawer Dead Bolt Locks, Stainless Steel, 1/4 For Door Thickness, 0 Number of Keys
Mechanical Push Button Lockset, Satin Chrome, 1-3/4" to 2-1/4" For Door Thickness, 5 Number of Keys
Sliding Door Lock, Body - Unfinished Zinc Die Cast, 1-1/8" For Door Thickness, 2 Number of Keys
Sliding Door Lock, Body - Unfinished Zinc Die Cast, 1-1/8" For Door Thickness, 2 Number of Keys
Mechanical Push Button Lockset, Satin Chrome, 1-3/4" to 2-1/4" For Door Thickness, 5 Number of Keys
Key Retaining Lock, Polished Chrome, 1 1/2 in For Door Thickness, 0 Number of Keys, Alike Key Type
About Cam Locks
Cam locks are mechanical locking devices that are commonly used to secure cabinets, desks, drawers, and other furniture pieces. They can also be used to secure doors or gates in outdoor settings.
Types of Cam Locks
There are many types of cam locks available for different applications. For example, a 5/8 cam lock is designed for smaller furniture pieces like desks and filing cabinets while black cabinet locks may be more suitable for outdoor gates or sheds. Additionally, there are keyed alike cam locks which allow multiple locks to be opened with the same key.
How Cam Locks Are Made
Cam locks are typically made from hardened steel components that have been treated with corrosion-resistant coatings. They also include internal mechanisms such as springs and pins that must be precisely calibrated in order to function properly. In some cases, manufacturers use advanced technologies like laser cutting and 3D printing when creating cam lock components.
Industries That Use Cam Locks
Cam locks are widely used in many industries including manufacturing, construction, hospitality, retail, education and government facilities. Professionals in these industries often use cam locks to secure equipment or sensitive documents from unauthorized access.
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