What are ILCO key systems used for?

They are a leader in key blanks as well as in key cutting/duplication machines and brass replacement cylinders. We carry automatic, semi-automatic, manual, and Mini-Mite key machines, capable of duplicating residential, commercial and automotive keys.

1. What are Ilco keys used for?
2. What are Ilco keys?
3. What is Kaba Ilco?
4. Where are Ilco keys made?
5. How can you tell if a key is blank?
6. Can a blank key open any lock?
7. How are key blanks manufactured?
8. Are all key blanks the same?
9. What are Y11 keys used for?
10. Are old keys worth anything?

What are Ilco keys used for?

These keys contain a transponder chip enclosed in the head that communicates with the vehicle's immobilizer system. This line of keys contains a transponder chip enclosed in the plastic head that communicates with the vehicle's immobilizer system.

What are Ilco keys?

For residential and commercial, the Ilco line contains both metal and plastic head keys. ... To satisfy the demands of the market, keys are manufactured either in brass or nickel silver material. Many keys are nickel-plated to assure a long-lasting, durable and bright finish.

What is Kaba Ilco?

Kaba Ilco Corp. is the largest US-based key blank manufacturer located in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. ... These keys range from original equipment keys manufactured for the lock and automobile industry to aftermarket keys sold to security professionals, retail and service stores throughout North America.

Where are Ilco keys made?

Ilco's manufacturing facility in Rocky Mount, NC, has recently been certified in accordance with ISO 14001:2015.

How can you tell if a key is blank?

They usually consist of a line drawing of the blank with a silhouette of the blade below. If the key has a name on it, you can go to that section and compare the blank to the silhouette. If the blank has a code number on it without a name, you can access your code program and see if any codes come up.

Can a blank key open any lock?

Locks come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but have common ground in how they work. ... A bump key can open any lock that it fits into. It's helpful to have in your pocket if you ever lose your keys, because it can open your door lock and your deadbolt, even if they normally require seperate keys.

How are key blanks manufactured?

Keys are cut with a machine called a key duplicator. ... The key duplicator is then turned on, and as the original and blank keys move horizontally across the machine, the blade cuts into the blank key, using the original as a sort of template. Afterward, the lock tech will sand the duplicate key for a smooth finish.

Are all key blanks the same?

Since the manufacturer used a similar lock and key style, (as an example a master padlock key) we may have key blanks for the original manufacturers blank; which sometimes wiht modification the blank may work in the lock. However, there is no guarantee it will work unless we have the padlock in hand to test the key.

What are Y11 keys used for?

The HY-KO Y11 Blank Yale Lock Key is a nickel-plated brass, precision-milled replacement key. The key is designed for use with compatible Yale locks and padlocks.

Are old keys worth anything?

Most individual skeleton keys sell for $10 or less, but certain styles can be worth much more. Keys with fancy bows, interesting engravings, a fascinating history, or other special features can be worth hundreds of dollars.