Prime Line Products U 9947 Brass Plated Cabinet Lock

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS U 9947 is a brass plated drawer and cabinet lock designed for securing residential and light commercial cabinetry, drawers, and similar enclosures. The plated die cast housing provides a durable, corrosion-resistant shell suited for repeated use in indoor environments. The cylinder measures 7/8 inches in length with a 7/8 inch outer diameter, and the bolt throws 5/16 inches when engaged. Each unit ships with one lock, two keys, and installation screws. The U 9947 uses the Yale Y-13 keyway and is keyed different, meaning each lock operates on its own unique key.

This lock is intended for standard drawer and cabinet installations in residential settings, furniture manufacturing, and light commercial millwork. Locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors commonly install this type of cylinder lock during new builds or hardware replacements. The brass plating suits applications where a finished metallic appearance is required. Packages are sold in quantities of six units, making this a practical option for multi-drawer or multi-cabinet projects requiring individual keying.

Key Features

• Brass plated die cast housing for a finished appearance and durability
• 7/8 inch cylinder length and 7/8 inch outer diameter for standard cabinet bore fitment
• 5/16 inch bolt throw provides positive locking engagement
• Keyed different — each lock comes with its own unique key pair
• Uses Yale Y-13 keyway for broad key sourcing compatibility
• Includes one lock, two keys, and installation screws per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation cylinder lock for drawers and cabinets requiring a 7/8 inch cylinder with Yale Y-13 keyway compatibility.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a locksmith, carpenter, or qualified handyman using standard bore and mounting hardware. Ensure the cabinet or drawer panel is bored to accept a 7/8 inch cylinder before installation. Remove all contents from the drawer or cabinet before beginning work, and verify the bolt throw clears the strike surface fully before securing the lock in place. Follow any applicable local building or furniture hardware codes for commercial installations.