Hillman Fasteners 701281 Brass Plated Skeleton Keys 2 Ct

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 701281 is a two-count pack of brass plated skeleton keys designed for use with older lock hardware that accepts traditional skeleton key profiles. The pack includes one each of the two most widely used skeleton key styles, making it a practical grab-and-go solution for locksmiths, maintenance technicians, and property managers working with antique or legacy door hardware. Each key features a brass plated finish that resists corrosion and provides smooth operation in older lock cylinders. The compact card packaging keeps both keys organized and protected until use.

These skeleton keys are suited for residential and light commercial applications where period-appropriate or legacy lock hardware is still in service. Common install scenarios include older interior doors, cabinets, and furniture locks that have not been rekeyed to modern cylinder formats. Maintenance professionals servicing older buildings or restoring period hardware will find this two-key assortment a reliable stock item to keep on hand.

Key Features

• Includes two skeleton keys covering the two most popular profile styles
• Brass plated finish for corrosion resistance and smooth insertion
• Compact card packaging measuring 5 inches long by 2.85 inches wide by 0.3 inches deep
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds, suitable for carrying in a service bag or parts kit
• Practical for locksmiths and maintenance crews servicing legacy lock hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or spare set for older locks that accept standard skeleton key profiles, including antique interior door hardware, cabinet locks, and furniture locks.

Installation Notes

Skeleton keys for legacy hardware are typically handled by locksmiths or general maintenance technicians without specialized tools. Before attempting to operate or replace lock hardware, verify the lock cylinder is free of debris and that the existing keyway has not been damaged. Do not force a key that does not turn freely, as this may damage worn or fragile antique lock mechanisms.