ERA Euro Key and Turn Cylinders
This is the ERA Key & Thumbturn Cylinder which comes in 5 & 6 pin (depending on the length of the cylinder). An established brand that is great cylinder at a competitive price.
The perfect choice when requiring Oval’s, Rim’s or Euro’s all under to be worked the same key.
N.B the 5 pin (sizes less than 35mm) are not compatible with 6 pin (Sizes greater than 35mm) when keying alike.
Price range: £12.74 through £24.25
- Pins: 6
- No of Keys: 3
- Restricted: No
- Anti Pick: No
- Anti Bump: No
- Anti Drill: No
- Anti Snap: No
- British Standard Kitemark: No
- Available Master keyed: No
- Available Keyed Alike: Yes
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