LD-270 Brass Pin Tumbler Door Lock Cylinder 5-Pin 6-Pin | Wholesale Supplier

LD-270 Brass Pin Tumbler Door Lock Cylinder 5-Pin 6-Pin | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-270

LD-270 Brass Pin Tumbler Door Lock Cylinder with 5-pin or 6-pin security, nickel silver keys, and multiple finishes. For door, cabinet, and cam lock replacement.

MOQ:500
Price Range:$0.50 - $5.00 / pc
Material:Solid Brass Housing / Nickel Silver Pins and Springs / Brass or Steel Plug / Nickel Silver Keys / Plastic Key Head (Optional)
Certifications:CE / ISO 9001 / ANSI/BHMA / EN 1303
Size Range:16mm / 20mm / 25mm / 30mm / 35mm diameter; Body length 20-60mm; 5-pin or 6-pin configuration; Keyway: KW1, SC1, UL2, or custom profile
Color Options:Polished Brass / Satin Nickel / Chrome Plated / Antique Brass / Matte Black / Key Finish: Silver / Brass / Black Plastic Head
Weight:80
Packing:Individual polybag or blister pack, 1-2 pcs with 2-3 keys per pack, 50-100 pcs per carton
Lead Time:10-15 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM cylinder size and pin count, custom keyway profile, private label branding, keyed alike or keyed different configuration, master key system, finish specification, packaging design
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-270 Brass Pin Tumbler Door Lock Cylinder 5-Pin 6-Pin

LD-270 Brass Pin Tumbler Door Lock Cylinder with 5-pin or 6-pin security, nickel silver keys, and multiple finishes. For door, cabinet, and cam lock replacement.

The LD-270 Brass Pin Tumbler Door Lock Cylinder is a precision security component designed for use in residential and commercial door locks, cabinet locks, cam locks, desk locks, and OEM lock manufacturing. The pin tumbler mechanism is the most widely used and time-tested lock cylinder design, providing reliable security through the interaction of spring-loaded driver pins and key pins that must align precisely at the shear line when the correct key is inserted, allowing the plug to rotate and operate the lock mechanism. The cylinder housing is manufactured from solid brass, providing excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and a professional appearance. Brass is the traditional material of choice for lock cylinders due to its machinability, dimensional stability, and resistance to environmental degradation. The internal pins are manufactured from nickel silver, a harder and more wear-resistant material than brass, ensuring long service life and consistent key operation even after thousands of insertions. The plug (the rotating core) is available in brass or hardened steel, with the hardened steel option providing drill resistance for enhanced security applications. The cylinder is available in 5-pin and 6-pin configurations. The 5-pin cylinder provides a good level of security for residential and general commercial applications, with 5 pin chambers providing a theoretical key differs of 1,000,000+ combinations. The 6-pin cylinder provides enhanced security for commercial and high-security applications, with 6 pin chambers providing a theoretical key differs of 10,000,000+ combinations. The cylinder is supplied with nickel silver keys that are cut to the specific pinning of the cylinder. The keys are available in a standard metal bow design or with a black plastic head for grip and identification. The cylinders can be configured as keyed alike (KA), where multiple cylinders operate with the same key, or keyed different (KD), where each cylinder has its own unique key. A master key system is also available, where cylinders can be operated by both individual keys and a master key. The cylinder is available in multiple finishes to match existing door hardware, including polished brass, satin nickel, chrome plated, antique brass, and matte black. The cylinder body is available in various diameters and lengths to fit different lock types, including 16mm for cam locks and cabinet locks, 20-25mm for standard door lock cylinders, and 30-35mm for commercial and mortise lock cylinders. Whether replacing worn door lock cylinders, rekeying residential locks, installing cabinet and furniture locks, manufacturing OEM lock assemblies, upgrading security systems, or building master key systems, the LD-270 pin tumbler lock cylinder provides reliable and precise security performance.

Core Features

  • Solid brass housing with nickel silver pin components
  • 5-pin or 6-pin configuration for different security levels
  • Nickel silver keys with plastic head option
  • Available in keyed alike, keyed different, or master key systems
  • Multiple finishes: brass, nickel, chrome, antique brass, black
  • Various diameters and lengths for different lock types

Application Scenarios

  • Residential door lock cylinder replacement
  • Commercial door lock rekeying
  • Cabinet and furniture lock installation
  • Drawer and desk lock cylinder replacement
  • Security system upgrade and rekeying
  • OEM lock and hardware manufacturing

FAQ

What is the difference between 5-pin and 6-pin cylinders?

A 5-pin cylinder has 5 pin chambers, providing a theoretical 1,000,000+ key combinations. A 6-pin cylinder has 6 pin chambers, providing a theoretical 10,000,000+ key combinations. The 6-pin cylinder offers higher security because there are more possible key combinations, making it harder to pick or key-match. For residential use, 5-pin is typically sufficient. For commercial and high-security applications, 6-pin is recommended.

What is the difference between keyed alike and keyed different?

Keyed alike (KA) means all cylinders in a set operate with the same key. This is convenient for homeowners who want one key to open all doors. Keyed different (KD) means each cylinder has its own unique key. This is appropriate for commercial applications where different users need access to different areas. A master key system allows both individual keys and a master key to operate cylinders, providing hierarchical access control.

Can I rekey these cylinders myself?

Rekeying requires disassembling the cylinder, replacing the pins with a new pinning configuration, and reassembling. This requires a rekeying kit with assorted pins, a plug follower tool, and knowledge of the keyway and pinning system. For most users, it is more practical to purchase new cylinders keyed to the desired configuration. Professional locksmiths can rekey these cylinders quickly and inexpensively. The cylinders are designed to be rekeyable for maintenance and security updates.

How do I measure the cylinder size I need?

Measure the diameter of the existing cylinder hole in the lock or door. Common sizes are 16mm (cam locks), 20mm (standard door cylinders), 25mm (commercial doors), and 30-35mm (mortise locks). Measure the length of the existing cylinder from the front face to the back of the body. The cam or tailpiece length should also match. If replacing an existing cylinder, remove it and measure the dimensions directly. When in doubt, bring the old cylinder to compare or consult the lock manufacturer's specifications.