Key Cutting Machine.
Key Cutting Machine.
A key cutting machine is a specialized tool used to create duplicate or replacement keys for various types of locks. It is an essential piece of equipment used by locksmiths, hardware stores, and other professionals involved in key cutting services.
Key cutting machines come in different types and models, ranging from manual to automatic. Manual key cutting machines require the operator to manually manipulate the key blank and cutting wheel to shape the key. Automatic key cutting machines, on the other hand, are more advanced and typically computer-controlled. They can accurately cut keys based on pre-programmed key patterns or inputted key codes.
Key cutting machines have various components, including a vice or clamp to hold the key blank securely, a cutting wheel or blade that cuts the key's grooves, and a guide or tracer that follows the original key's contours. Some key cutting machines also have additional features, such as depth calibration, micrometer adjustment, and key code verification, to ensure precise key cutting.
Key cutting machines are capable of cutting keys for a wide range of locks, including door locks, padlocks, car locks, cabinet locks, and more. They can cut keys from different materials, such as brass, steel, and aluminum, depending on the type of key blank being used.
Key cutting machines are an essential tool for locksmiths and key cutting professionals, allowing them to provide efficient and accurate key cutting services. They are also used by individuals who need duplicate or replacement keys for their homes, offices, vehicles, or other personal belongings. Proper training and expertise are required to operate key cutting machines effectively, as precision is crucial in ensuring that the cut keys function properly in the locks they are intended for
Specifications.
Want to know more about what goes into making one of our key cutting machines? Specifications include carbide tipped saw blades that cut through most materials like butter, precisely guided linear guides, and an aluminum structure.