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Gun rack locks

OMR gun rack locks are designed to provide maximum security in professional and institutional firearms storage systems. Suitable for integration into drawers, technical cabinets, and special containers, these industrial locks offer a diverse range of internal mechanisms (plate-cylinder or pin tumbler), ciphers (KA, KD, passe-partout), and locking systems with cams, latches, or deadbolts. Compatibility with hinged doors, lids, and shutters makes gun rack locks versatile and suitable for use in environments such as law enforcement, private security, and industrial sectors where controlled storage of weapons is required. Available in various bore diameters (13 to 20.2 mm), durable materials (steel, brass, die-cast metal) and technical finishes (chrome, stainless, black), they are a reliable solution for security furniture and armored furniture.

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To choose the correct gun rack lock, it is important to evaluate the type of key (pin, tubular, or cipher), the internal mechanism (plate-cylinder or pin tumbler), and the key extraction system (locking only, multiple positions). The hole diameter (13-20.2 mm) must be compatible with the metal structure of the cabinet. Fastening options include nuts, horseshoe clips, or screws. Lockings can integrate straight or cranked cams, spring latch or multi-point cams for translating rods, making the system customizable to project needs.

FAQ

What is the typical application of gun rack locks in industry?

Gun rack locks are mainly used in armored drawers, metal cabinets, and technical containers intended for secure storage of firearms in professional environments such as security forces, security institutions, and industrial plants with internal security requirements.

What type of key is most suitable for a high-security gun lock?

For high-security applications, the use of non-reversible flat keys or tubular keys is recommended, which offer greater protection against break-in attempts than traditional keys. The choice also depends on the level of access control required and compatibility with any master key systems (KA/KD).

How to choose the right rotation or cam for my application?

The choice of rotation (90° or 180°) and type of cam (straight, cranked and hook cams) depends on the configuration of the door or drawer on which the lock is installed. For left or right-handed sashes, the correct orientation must be considered, while multi-point systems may opt for multi-point cams with translating rods.