Key Blanks 01000GX Vancouver

Key blanks are identified by code, and 01000GX is the reference for this one. The reliable way to know if it suits your lock is to bring the key you want copied, since blanks that share a manufacturer's code can look nearly identical while differing in the groove pattern or head shape. At our counter we line your existing key up against the blank, confirm the keyway matches, and only then cut. Most of the time this is a duplication job: we trace the cuts from your working key on our machine and test the result in your hands before you leave. When you have a code for the lock, from the paperwork or stamped on the key or lock body, we can cut to code instead, which produces fresh depths and avoids copying wear from an old key. If your current key is bent, cracked or heavily worn, mention it, as we may suggest cutting to code or checking the lock. Blanks are not much use uncut, so we do not recommend buying one to cut elsewhere unless you already have a reliable cutter. You can bring the key to 4105 Macdonald St during shop hours.