Falcon KB577G 6 Pin G Keyway Key Blank

Product Description

The FALCON KB577G is a 6-pin key blank cut to the G keyway, designed as a replacement or duplicating blank for FALCON pin tumbler locks. Key blanks are the uncut base from which a working key is made — a locksmith or key-cutting technician profiles the blade to match an existing key code or bitting specification. The KB577G is compatible with FALCON lock cylinders that use the G keyway profile and a 6-pin configuration. At 2.25 inches in length and 0.02 pounds, it is a compact, single-unit component stocked in cases of 50 for service shops and facilities teams.

This key blank is used in commercial and institutional settings where FALCON pin tumbler hardware is installed — common applications include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant properties. It is appropriate for use wherever a G keyway FALCON cylinder requires key duplication, rekeying support, or master key system expansion. Locksmiths, facilities managers, and security personnel who maintain FALCON keying systems are the primary users of this blank.

Key Features

• G keyway profile matches FALCON 6-pin pin tumbler cylinders
• Single-unit sales with case quantity of 50 for shop or facility stocking
• Compact form factor at 2.25 inches in length
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds — easy to stock in quantity
• Compatible with FALCON interchangeable core systems that support the G keyway

Compatibility

Designed for use with FALCON pin tumbler lock cylinders using the G keyway profile in a 6-pin configuration. Specific compatible model numbers were not provided in the product data — consult FALCON keyway charts or the installed hardware documentation to confirm fitment before cutting.

Installation Notes

Key blanks are cut by a licensed locksmith or trained facilities technician using a key duplicating or code-cutting machine. No installation into the lock cylinder occurs until the blank has been properly profiled to the correct bitting. Verify the keyway designation and pin count of the target cylinder before cutting. Do not attempt to force an uncut or incorrectly cut blank into a cylinder, as this can damage the plug or pin stack.