Favicon OMR retina

Locks for safe deposit boxes

OMR safety box locks are locking systems designed to provide reliability, protection and versatility in professional and industrial settings. Suitable for drawers, hinged doors, lids and shutters, these technical locks are distinguished by a variety of internal mechanisms (plate-cylinder or pin tumbler), key types (cipher, tubular or Jack) and key extraction positions (closed/open, closed only, center position). Available with different ciphers (KA, KD, passe-partout) and rotations, they offer customizable solutions for industrial furniture, technical furnishings and security cabinets. Made of robust materials such as die-cast metal, brass or stainless steel, and offered in chrome, nickel-plated or black finishes, they are an ideal choice for designers and buyers looking for high-performance professional locks.

Filtra i prodotti

Lock type

Hole diameter

Length

Type of key

To be installed on

Locking mechanism

Fixing method

Manufacturing materials

FOCUS

To choose the right lock for a safe, first evaluate the application: drawers, doors or lids require specific cams or actuators. Unified keying (KA) facilitates multiple management, while differentiated keying (KD) increases individual security. The choice of internal mechanism (plate-cylinder or pin tumbler) affects key complexity and break-in resistance. The type of attachment-via nuts, screws or horseshoe clips-must be compatible with the thickness and material of the carrier. Finally, consider hole diameter (13 to over 20 mm) and useful rotation to ensure proper functionality.

FAQ

What are the typical applications of OMR safe locks?

These locks are mainly used in industrial furniture, professional furniture and technical cabinets that require secure and durable locking. They are ideal for cash boxes, metal drawers, technical containers and confidential storage systems.

What is the difference between keyed alike (KA) and keyed alike (KD)?

Keyed alike (KA) allows multiple locks to be opened with the same key, which is useful for simplifying management in complex installations. In contrast, keyed alike (KD) provides unique keys for each lock, increasing the level of individual security. Both options can be integrated with passe-partout systems.

What features affect the compatibility of the lock with the cabinet?

The main factors are the diameter of the hole (to be checked between 13 and 20.2 mm), the type of fixing (nut, screw, horseshoe clip, etc.), the length of the lock body, and the type of rotation required by the cabinet. The type of cam or actuator used also affects proper installation and functionality.