Kaba Ilco SC1-MLB-Arizona DIAMONDBACKS Baseball House Key Blank SC1 Keyway, Red and Black
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- Description
- Specifications
Kaba Ilco SC1-MLB-Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball Key Blank is an officially licensed Schlage-compatible key blank made of durable brass with a decorative, oversized head featuring the team logo and colors. It is compatible with Schlage locks that use a SC1 keyway.
The key is part of the Ilco TEAMKEYS system and is designed to be chip-resistant during the key duplication process.
- Keyway Compatibility: SC1 (Schlage).
- Material: High-quality brass material, nickel plated finish.
- Design: Features an oversized bow (head) with a vibrant, chip-resistant painted Arizona Diamondbacks logo.
- Origin: Made in the United States.
- Usage: Suitable for house and office doors.
- Cutting: The blank must be cut by a locksmith or a hardware store to match your existing key's bitting.
| Color key collection | MLB |
|---|---|
| Keyway | Schlage C SC1 |
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Cute key. Perfect for my wife. Great quality & quick shipping process thank you so much
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Love the key, but having a hard time finding a place that villas a key with it.
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The price was right. Arrived in a timely fashion.
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This item is a convenient, direct replacement mailbox lock that I use when an owner needs a mailbox re-keyed for security reasons.
Use these all the time at our apartment complex. Glad to have found a reliable source for the real product and not some cheap knock off junk.
