Falcon KB628A a Keyway Key Blank

Product Description

The FALCON KB628A is a key blank cut to the A keyway profile, designed for use with FALCON locksets that use interchangeable cores. This blank is the starting point for a duplicated or newly cut key, machined to match the specific warding and profile of the A keyway. Locksmiths, facilities managers, and building security technicians use these blanks when duplicating keys or building out a keying system. At 2.45 inches in length and 0.1 inches in thickness, the KB628A is a standard-profile blank sold individually and available in cases of 50 for higher-volume keying needs.

The KB628A is suited for commercial and institutional facilities using FALCON locking hardware with the A keyway and interchangeable core cylinders. It fits common access control and master keying scenarios in schools, office buildings, and multi-tenant facilities where key control is maintained in-house. Because FALCON interchangeable core locks can be re-keyed without a locksmith by removing and replacing the core, having the correct key blank on hand is essential for keeping the keying process efficient and uninterrupted.

Key Features

• Cut to the FALCON A keyway profile for precise cylinder compatibility
• Designed for use with FALCON interchangeable core lock cylinders
• Standard 2.45-inch length fits typical FALCON lockset key cuts
• Sold individually with case quantity of 50 for volume keying operations
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds, easy to stock and inventory in quantity

Compatibility

Designed for use with FALCON lock cylinders using the A keyway profile and interchangeable core systems. Specific compatible model numbers were not provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Key blanks are cut by a qualified locksmith or trained facilities technician using a compatible key duplicating machine. Always verify the keyway profile and cylinder series before cutting. For interchangeable core systems, power down any access control integration at the door before removing or replacing a core. Follow the facility's key control policy when issuing newly cut keys.