Key Blanks 1000X-CO63 Vancouver

Two codes on one blank, such as 1000X and CO63, simply mean two catalogues list the same profile under different numbers. Locksmith suppliers cross-reference blanks this way so that a shop using one maker's numbering can still find the right part. For you, either number on an old key is a useful clue. The surest test is physical. We set your key alongside the 1000X-CO63, look along the blade at the groove pattern, and check the length from shoulder to tip. If everything lines up, the copy will enter your lock and turn; if not, we find the correct blank instead of forcing a near match. Cutting is done on our duplicator for straightforward copies. For keys that have been in a pocket for years, with rounded peaks and a shiny tip, we can decode and cut fresh depths so the new key works more smoothly than the old one. This blank is a match for a specific family of cylinders, so if you are unsure, bring the key and the brand name of the lock with you. You will find us at 4105 Macdonald St.