Smiths Locks Yale 5 Pin Cylinder Key Blank Professional Grade Pack of 10

High-Quality Uncut Key Blanks for Yale 5-Pin Cylinder Locks Available in Brass or Nickel-Plated Steel

The Smiths Locks Yale 5 Pin Cylinder Key Blanks Pack of 10 are precision-manufactured, uncut key blanks designed for duplicating Yale 5-pin cylinder keys. Ideal for locksmiths, hardware stores, security professionals, and facilities maintenance teams, these key blanks deliver consistent compatibility and long-term durability.

Whether you’re cutting keys for household locks, small business premises, or managing a property portfolio, these blanks provide the high tolerance and reliable finish required for effective duplication and flawless performance. Available in two variantssolid brass or nickel-plated steelto suit your application preferences.

Key Features

• Designed for 5-Pin Yale Cylinder Locks
  Specifically crafted to duplicate keys for Yale 5-pin cylinder lock mechanisms used in residential and light commercial applications.

• Professional Quality Blanks
  Supplied uncut and ready for precise duplication using standard key cutting equipment.

• Material Options for Versatility
  Choose between:

  • Solid Brass for ease of cutting and traditional locksmith use.

  • Nickel-Plated Steel for additional strength, longevity, and resistance to wear or environmental exposure.

• Compatible Across Leading Brands
  Cross-referenced with numerous industry-standard key profiles, ensuring easy identification and broad usability across brands and locksmith systems.

• Convenient Trade Pack
  Supplied in a practical pack of 10 for bulk use in locksmithing, retail, or large-scale building management.

Product Variants & Specifications

Variant 1: Brass Finish General Purpose Key Blank

Cross-Reference Codes:

• Yale: 1A

• Silca: YA1E

• HD: 1A / PS1A

• HD Hook: H0001

• JMA: 1A / YA-24D

• Curtis: Y-1

• KL: Y1

• RST: 1A

• Mister Minit: 801

• SKS: 1A

• Other: 41A

• C Birch: YA85

• C Birch Hook: 0052

• Keyprint Hook: H59K

Variant 2: Nickel-Plated Steel Heavy Duty Key Blank

Cross-Reference Codes:

• Yale: YI5DM

• Silca: YA89

• JMA: YA-79D / YA79D

• HD: YAX1 / SYAX1 / YAX1NP

• HD Hook: H0309

• Errebi: Y15DM

• Orion: YAL94 / YAX1

• C Birch: YA89

• C Birch Hook: 7736

Typical Applications

• Residential cylinder locks

• Commercial premises

• Retail key duplication services

• Locksmith workshops

• Property and facilities management

• Security contractors

Instructions for Use

1. Key Profile Identification: Match the appropriate blank to your original key using the cross-reference table.

2. Precision Cutting: Use a professional key duplication machine to accurately cut the blank according to the original key’s pattern.

3. Test in Lock: Insert the cut key into the corresponding Yale 5-pin cylinder lock to verify fit and operation.

4. Label and Organize: Keep unused blanks sorted by variant for efficiency in future duplication tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What does “5-pin” mean in relation to this key blank?
A: “5-pin” refers to the number of internal pin tumblers in the lock mechanism the key is designed to operate. These key blanks are suitable for Yale 5-pin cylinder locks.

Q2: Are these blanks compatible with all Yale locks?
A: These blanks are specifically for 5-pin Yale cylinder locks. Always verify compatibility using the cross-reference codes or by comparing your original key with the blank profile.

Q3: Can I cut these keys at home?
A: Key blanks should be cut using a professional key cutting machine. We recommend visiting a locksmith or key duplication service.

Q4: What’s the difference between the brass and steel versions?
A: Brass blanks are easier to cut and ideal for standard residential use. Nickel-plated steel blanks are more durable, offering extended life in high-use environments or where extra strength is needed.

Q5: Are these blanks pre-cut or ready to use?
A: No. These are uncut blanks and must be machined to match an existing key.

Q6: How should I choose between the two variants?
A: Choose based on material preference or compatibility with your cutting equipment. Brass is preferred for ease of cutting, while steel offers longer wear life.

Q7: Can I use these key blanks in outdoor locks?
A: Yes. Both brass and nickel-plated steel provide resistance to corrosion. For harsh environments, nickel-plated steel is more robust.