Signboard locks

OMR filing cabinet locks are designed to provide security and functionality in professional filing systems. Ideal for metal drawer cabinets, file cabinets, and technical office furniture or industrial environments, these locks offer reliable locking solutions with cam, actuator, or latch mechanisms. Available in different keyed positions (single, mixed or with passe-partout) and with controlled key extraction, they adapt to multiple configurations thanks to various bore diameters (13 to 19.2 mm), customizable fasteners and technical finishes. The range includes die-cast metal or plastic models, with rotations up to 340°, for optimal integration into industrial furniture and professional fittings.

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To choose the most suitable sign lock, consider the type of locking required: straight or cranked cams, deadbolts for single door fronts. Encryption options (KD, KA, passe-partout) allow for centralized or individual key management. Hole diameter and fastening system (nut, horseshoe clip, screws) must be compatible with cabinet thickness and material. Also evaluate key extraction positions (closed only, open and closed, center position) according to the intended mode of use.

FAQ

What is the main application of signboard locks?

Folder locks are mainly used on metal drawer cabinets, file cabinets, and office or industrial furniture, where a secure and functional lock is required to protect documents, technical materials, or tools.

How to choose the right cipher for a sign lock?

First, the type of locking must be determined, whether rotary cam or deadbolt. Then you can choose whether to use KA encryption to have a single key that opens all compartments or in KD to have a different key for each drawer (or line of drawers).

What is the most suitable fixing for a lock on a metal cabinet?

For metal furniture, quick fastening or by nut is recommended, which provides a secure hold and facilitates installation. Other options such as horseshoe clips or riveting are used depending on panel thickness and mass production.