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Locksmith Rekeying tools and Lab pins

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LOCKSMITH REKEYING TOOLS AND LAB PINS FAQ's
What are Locksmith Rekeying tools?

Locksmith rekeying tools are tools that are used to change the configuration of a lock so that it can be opened by a different key.

What are the common parts of Locksmith Rekeying tools?

  • Pinning kit: A set of pins of different sizes that are used to replace the existing pins in the lock cylinder.
  • Plug follower: A cylindrical tool that is used to push the plug out of the lock cylinder without dropping the pins.
  • Clip removal tool: A tool that is used to remove the clip that holds the plug in place.
  • Pinning tweezers: A pair of tweezers that are used to pick up and insert the pins into the lock cylinder.
  • Pinning work mat: A mat that has slots and compartments to hold the pins and other parts of the lock.
  • Shims: Thin pieces of metal that are used to bypass the lock mechanism and separate the plug from the housing.
  • Hook pick: A tool that is used to manipulate the pins inside the lock cylinder.
  • Key gauge: A tool that is used to measure the depth of the cuts on a key.
What are Lab pins?

Lab pins are precision-made pins that are used in locks and other mechanical devices. They are manufactured by LAB, a company that specializes in high-quality component parts and aftermarket packaging for multiple industries. Lab pins come in different sizes and shapes, such as bottom pins, top pins, master pins, spool pins, serrated pins, etc. Lab pins are used by locksmiths to rekey locks and create master key systems. They are also used by lock manufacturers to produce and repair locks.