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The DORMAKABA 7CS7R1626 is a 7-pin Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) in an uncombinated state, finished in 626 Satin Chrome. Uncombinated cores ship without a permanent key combination, allowing locksmiths and facility security managers to have the core combinated on-site to match a master key system or a specific keyway family. The R keyway designation aligns with Best R-keyway-compatible key systems, making this core a fit for commercial and institutional interchangeable core programs. The 626 Satin Chrome finish provides a brushed chrome appearance suited to match standard commercial hardware.
This core is intended for commercial, institutional, and multi-unit residential applications where a Small Format Interchangeable Core system is already in place. SFIC cylinders are commonly found in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and government installations where quick-change rekeying without disassembling the lockset is a priority. The uncombinated format is standard for locksmith distributors, security integrators, and facilities teams ordering cores in bulk for later combinating and deployment. Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith or a trained security hardware technician.
Designed for use in Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) compatible cylinders and locksets that accept a 7-pin core configuration with an R keyway. Alternate codes for this part include 7CS7R1626 and STN7CS7R1626.
SFIC cores should be combinated by a licensed locksmith before installation into a live lock system. Use the appropriate control key to insert or remove the core from the cylinder housing — never force the core without the control key engaged, as this can damage the core and the cylinder. Verify keyway compatibility with the existing key system before ordering in quantity. Follow applicable building security codes and facility master key system documentation when assigning key combinations.
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