Pamex FD261 Single Cylinder Deadbolt Grade 3 Satin Stainless

Product Description

The PAMEX FD261 is a Grade 3 single cylinder deadbolt designed for residential door security applications. The lock features a KW1 keyway and a satin stainless steel finish, making it suitable for both interior and exterior door installations where a clean, corrosion-resistant appearance is required. The single cylinder format is operated by key from the exterior and by thumbturn from the interior. At 0.9 pounds and compact dimensions, the FD261 installs quickly into standard door prep cutouts. This deadbolt is a straightforward replacement or new-installation choice for locksmiths, general contractors, and property maintenance professionals working on residential projects.

The FD261 is intended for residential door applications where a Grade 3 deadbolt meets the security and code requirements of the project. The satin stainless steel finish suits both interior and exterior installations and holds up to everyday use in standard residential environments. The KW1 keyway is widely used in residential rekeying systems, making this lock compatible with common key control programs used by property managers and contractors. It is sold individually and is available in case quantities of 24 units for multi-unit or multi-door projects.

Key Features

• Grade 3 deadbolt construction suited for residential security applications
• Single cylinder design: key-operated exterior, thumbturn interior
• KW1 keyway compatible with widely available residential rekeying systems
• Satin stainless steel finish for corrosion resistance and clean appearance
• Compact form factor fits standard door prep cutouts
• Sold individually with case quantity of 24 available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for standard residential doors with a single cylinder deadbolt prep cutout and KW1 keyway compatibility.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified general contractor following the door hardware manufacturer instructions and applicable local building codes. Power down any electronic access systems connected to the door before beginning work. Use the hardware and strike plate included with the unit and verify proper door edge prep dimensions before installation. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can affect bolt throw and cylinder function.