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The DORMAKABA 7CS6A1626 is a 6-pin Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) in an uncombinated configuration, finished in 626 Satin Chrome. Uncombinated cores ship without keys cut to a specific combination, allowing locksmiths and facility managers to key the core on-site to an existing master key system or new keying schedule. The Best A keyway controls key access and limits unauthorized key duplication. The 626 Satin Chrome finish matches common commercial hardware standards. This core is installed by licensed locksmiths, commercial door hardware specialists, or qualified facilities maintenance personnel working on institutional or commercial access control systems.
This SFIC core is suited for commercial and institutional door hardware applications where Small Format Interchangeable Core cylinders are specified. Because the core ships uncombinated, it is well suited for projects requiring field keying, rekeying, or integration into an existing Best-compatible master key system. Typical installation locations include office doors, classroom locks, storage rooms, and other openings on commercial buildings where SFIC hardware is already deployed.
Designed for use in Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC)-compatible lock bodies that accept the Best A keyway. This core is intended for commercial door hardware applications where SFIC cylinders are specified.
Installation and keying of SFIC cores should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with interchangeable core systems. The control key must be used to insert or remove the core from the lock body — do not attempt to force the core without the correct control key. Verify that the lock body is compatible with the SFIC format and the Best A keyway before installation. Consult applicable building and life safety codes when specifying hardware for egress doors.
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