Corbin Russwin CR8000-626-59D2 LFIC Large Format IC Core, 59D2 Keyway 6-Pin, 626/US26D Satin Chrome

Corbin Russwin CR8000-626-59D2 LFIC Large Format IC Core offers exceptional rekeying convenience tailored for various keying systems. Designed with a 59D2 keyway and a 6-pin configuration, this core in a sleek satin chrome finish (626/US26D) provides both functionality and aesthetic appeal. One of the standout features of the CR8000 is its ease of rekeying, which can be performed by non-technical personnel without the need to remove the hardware from the door. This capability is ideal for high-traffic environments such as office buildings, hotels, schools, hospitals, and universities, where security needs are paramount. The interchangeable core (IC) system can be seamlessly integrated with conventional cylinders, enhancing security management across large facilities. The operation of this core is straightforward-operating keys (change, master, grand master) function normally, while a special control key is used for rekeying. This design not only saves time but also reduces costs over the life of the building. Corbin Russwin offers various options for customization, including 7-pin configurations and different key control systems. With its robust construction and versatile applications, the CR8000-626-59D2 LFIC Core is an excellent choice for those seeking reliable security solutions.

LFIC Large Format IC Core, 59D2 Keyway 6-Pin, 626/US26D Satin Chrome

Interchangeable cores provide rekeying convenience for virtually all types of keying systems. This type of cylinder saves time and money over the life of a building.

Features:

• Advantages: Rekeying can be done by non-technical personnel without removing hardware from the door. When used system wide, IC provides tremendous rekeying convenience. When planned from the inception of a system, IC cylinders can be integrated with conventional cylinders.
• Applications: IC is recommended for virtually all types of keying systems, such as office buildings, hotels, schools, hospitals and universities. When used in exit devices and other installations which are labor intensive to rekey, IC saves time and money over the life of the building.
• Operations: All operating keys (change, master, grand master) operate the lock normally. To rekey, use the special control key. The control key operates at a separate shear line in certain chambers within the core. Only the control key is required to remove and install a core.
• Cores: Cores are available in 6-pin (standard), 7-pin, security and Pyramid. Two nickel silver change keys are furnished standard per core. Control keys will be furnished when ordered.
• Construction Keying: Corbin recommends temporary construction cores for greater security. Special construction master keying is also available, when planned from the inception of the keying system.
• Core Marking: Concealed Key Control (CKC) is available for all Corbin Russwin cores.

Options:

• 7-Pin
• VKC (Visual Key Control)
• CKC (Concealed Key Control)
• Construction Master Keying
• Restricted/Patented Keyways
• Pyramid

Finishes:

• 605 - Bright Brass
• 606 - Satin Brass
• 611 - Bright Bronze
• 612 - Satin Bronze
• 613 - Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze, Oil Rubbed
• 613E - Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze, Equivalent
• 618 - Bright Nickel Plated
• 619 - Satin Nickel Plated
• 622 - Flat Black Coated
• 625 - Bright Chromium Plated
• 626 - Satin Chromium Plated
• 629 - Bright Stainless Steel
• 630 - Satin Stainless Steel
• 722 - Black Oxidized Bronze, Oil Rubbed