Clk Supplies CHANGEFALCONA Cut Change Key Falcon a

Product Description

The CLK SUPPLIES CHANGEFALCONA is a cut change key designed for use with temporary cores in Falcon A keyway systems. Change keys are specialized tools used during the core installation and removal process, allowing technicians to rotate a temporary core out of a lock cylinder without requiring the operating key. This key is a single-use-style service tool kept on hand during commercial lock installation, rekeying, or construction master key projects. At 2.25 inches in length and 0.15 inches in height, it is compact and lightweight at 0.03 pounds, making it easy to carry in a service kit.

This change key is intended for locksmiths, institutional facility managers, and commercial door hardware technicians working with interchangeable core lock systems that use the Falcon A keyway. It is commonly deployed on commercial building projects, institutional facilities, and construction sites where temporary cores are installed during the build phase and later swapped for permanent operating cores. It is sold individually and is well suited for stocking in bulk for larger projects.

Key Features

• Cut specifically for Falcon A keyway temporary core systems
• Compact form factor at 2.25 inches long and 1 inch wide
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds for easy carry in a service pouch
• Sold as a single unit with case quantity of 1000 for bulk stocking
• Designed for interchangeable core change-out procedures

Compatibility

Designed for use with temporary interchangeable cores using the Falcon A keyway profile.

Installation Notes

Change keys are used by licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware technicians during interchangeable core installation or removal. Before using a change key, confirm the lock cylinder is not under load from a latched door to avoid binding. Do not force the key if resistance is felt, as this may indicate the wrong keyway or an improperly seated core. Follow the lock manufacturer's core change procedure and applicable local building or security codes when working on master key systems.