Where to buy keyed alike stainless cam locks?-gctid398148

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I'm trying to find two keyed alike stainless cam locks for two panel doors... right now they have the barrel key cam locks and I don't have the keys. They look like this... Sea Dog makes them but all the keys are random.Any ideas?

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Call your local locksmith. These are available keyed alike

http://olympus-lock.com/

They are decent quality. Btw, no one makes can locks in stainless. They will be chrome (satin) chrome.

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Nehalennia wrote:
Call your local locksmith. These are available keyed alike

http://olympus-lock.com/

They are decent quality. Btw, no one makes can locks in stainless. They will be chrome (satin) chrome.

Yup

[Jeffw]

RVs use the same locks, try an RV supply locally, or Camping World.

[Patrevan]

+1 on the Locksmith. 2 yrs ago, I lost my non-ignition keys. Had to replace each can lock key (3). $20 and about 10 mins.

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ishiboo wrote:
I'm trying to find two keyed alike stainless cam locks for two panel doors... right now they have the barrel key cam locks and I don't have the keys. They look like this... Sea Dog makes them but all the keys are random.Any ideas?

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You may want to look at these from McMaster Carr, keyed alike, SS 304, not sure if they are the correct sizing, but worth a look?Previous edit went bad(?)Anyway, got to McMaster Carr for Cam Locks, look at this page -http://www.mcmaster.com/#cam-locks/=ibz8bcSecond row down, center 'weather resistant cam locks'.OR- Graingerhttp://www.grainger.com/Grainger/fil...age=60&sst=All

[TommyT]

If you have a West Marine close by check the ones they have in stock. I was looking for common keyed locks and was able to get three. You can see the key number through the packaging. Just lay all the locks out and sort through until you find enough with the same number. My store only had three different key numbers, so there wasnt a problem making sets. -Tom.

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LadyV wrote:
You may want to look at these from McMaster Carr, keyed alike, SS 304, not sure if they are the correct sizing, but worth a look?

Previous edit went bad(?)

Anyway, got to McMaster Carr for Cam Locks, look at this page -

http://www.mcmaster.com/#cam-locks/=ibz8bc

Second row down, center 'weather resistant cam locks'.

OR- Grainger

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/fil...age=60&sst=All

Keep in mind, these just have a stainless steel weather door on the face of the lock. The body is zinc and will corrode in the marine environment. The ones I recommended have a zinc body also, but are satin chrome plated and will hold up better in the weather.