Specialty keys include tube keys, bit and barrel keys, flat steel keys, as well as antique and skeleton keys.
Specialty Keys There are 4 products.
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Antique and Skeleton Keys
A skeleton key is a simple design that usually has a cylindrical shaft and a single flat rectangular piece on the end. Skeleton keys provide minimal security and are only a slight deterrent, as any key similar in size and cuts may open the lock, including many other objects that will fit in the lock.
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Flat Steel Keys
A flat steel key is usually made from steel and other materials, and are used in warded padlocks, gym lockers, yard tractors, etc.
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Bit and Barrel Keys
A bit key usually has a solid shank, and a barrel key has a hollow shank. Bit and barrel keys are usually found in vintage homes, antique furniture, and used as decorative pieces.
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Tubular Keys
A tubular key has a hollow, cylindrical shaft that is much shorter and larger than most conventional keys. They include a number of grooves of varying lengths that are cut into the outer surface at the edge of the key.
