Description
ASSA Maximum+ Restricted 1-1/8″ Mortise Cylinder
based on Maximum+ patented key profile. These non UL437 cylinders give customers the flexibility to install a low-cost conventional cylinder in openings that do not require a High-Security lock cylinder. The Maximum+ Restricted cylinder is less expensive providing cost savings where key control is the main feature
Restricted: Has only 1 independent locking mechanism. No Side pins.
Size: 1-1/8″
Finish: 624 US20A – Dark Oxidized Bronze
CAM: Adams Rite
Includes: 2 Restricted Keys, Duplication Card and Cover Ring
Drill resistant cylinder housing and plug
Case-hardened steel inserts and stainless steel pins
Extremely close tolerances
Can be easily rekeyed in the field
Cylinder housing and plug are made of high-quality brass
Stainless steel top pins
Bottom pins and master pins are nickel silver
Maximum+ Restricted Cylinders Benefits:
Cylinder housing and plug are made of high-quality brass
• Stainless steel top pins
• Bottom pins and master pins are nickel silver
• Counter mill in each chamber position to enhance pick resistance
• ASSA’s generous keying capabilities allow over 160,000 change keys under a single master key
Maximum+ Keys Benefits:
• Innovative key design protected by U.S. and international utility patents
• Patented key control offers the ultimate protection from unauthorized duplicate keys
• Top cuts can be generated on standard, quality code cutting equipment
• Special key stamping and custom coining available
Certification:
• ASSA’s patented key systems are legally protected against unauthorized key duplication through rights
granted by the utility patent
• Maximum+ key listed under U.S. Patent number 8,205,473
Warranty:
ASSA warrants its cylinders against defective workmanship or wear resulting from defects for one year
• ASSA warrants that if a key should break under normal usage, ASSA will replace it at no charge
Technical Information:
• High quality nickel silver material
• Key combination is read from tip to bow
• No. 1 cut is deepest, No. 9 is shallowest
