Corbin Russwin CR300020062659B1 Rim Cylinder 6 Pin Satin Chrome

Product Description

The CORBIN RUSSWIN CR300020062659B1 is a conventional 6-pin rim cylinder designed for commercial and institutional door hardware applications. It features a 2-inch tailpiece and is machined to accept the 59B1 keyway. The cylinder ships in a satin chrome finish, providing corrosion resistance suitable for high-traffic facilities. Rim cylinders of this type are installed by commercial locksmiths and institutional facility maintenance teams as part of rim-mounted exit device and deadlock assemblies. The 6-pin configuration supports high-security key control requirements common in commercial environments.

This cylinder is suited for commercial and institutional facilities where rim-mounted locking hardware is specified. Typical applications include schools, hospitals, office buildings, and government facilities. It is used in conjunction with rim exit devices, rim deadbolts, and similar surface-mounted locking mechanisms. The 59B1 keyway designation allows integration into existing key systems that specify that keyway profile. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware trim lines.

Key Features

• 6-pin conventional cylinder for enhanced key control in commercial applications
• 2-inch tailpiece for compatibility with rim-mounted exit devices and deadbolts
• 59B1 keyway for integration into specified key systems
• Satin chrome finish for durability and coordination with commercial hardware trim
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for direct replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation rim cylinder for commercial and institutional rim-mounted locking devices requiring a 6-pin conventional cylinder with a 2-inch tailpiece and 59B1 keyway.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed commercial locksmith or qualified facility maintenance technician familiar with rim cylinder hardware. Ensure the door hardware assembly is fully disengaged and any associated exit device or deadbolt is in the unlocked position before removing or installing the cylinder. Verify tailpiece length and keyway compatibility with the existing lockset before installation. Follow all applicable local building and fire egress codes when servicing exit device hardware.