Cylinder Lock & Barrel Lock

The Cylinder Lock blade lock core is safer than the traditional pin lock! The core secret of the cylindrical blade lock is hidden inside - multiple layers of offset steel sheets, each of which must be aligned perfectly to open the lock.

Lock cylinders for many different types of locks and cylinders

Fornd has you covered for all your cylinder lock needs! We carry a wide range of cylinders for different makes and models of locks - from window locks to garage T-handles to deadbolts, sliding door cylinders, door cylinders, and more. We offer cylinder locks for a variety of uses, from residential to commercial.

How do I replace a cylinder door lock cylinder?

Replacing a lock cylinder (often called a cylinder lock) may seem daunting at first, but with the right tools and simple techniques, you can easily master this task.

Start by gathering your materials: a new cylinder lock that fits your door, a reliable screwdriver set, a hammer, pliers for extra grip, and lubricant to ensure the mechanism runs smoothly.

Start by removing the old cylinder from its housing using a screwdriver; be sure to keep an eye out for any screws that could easily slip out during removal.

Once removed from its housing, take out the new cylinder and place it in the door frame where the old cylinder was. Use a reliable screwdriver to securely screw it in place with the screws - this ensures that everything fits snugly and won't wobble. Choosing the correct lock cylinder size is essential to ensure a perfect fit for secure locking mechanisms, including lids, doors, or covers.

Next comes an important step: Tighten any loose parts on the latch and bolt portions of the new insertion mechanism with pliers; proper tension is key to functionality.

To further improve performance, apply lubricant liberally to all moving parts of the new locking system before testing it thoroughly; twist the key back and forth a few times to confirm it operates seamlessly!