Schlage Commercial 35009C235 Everest Key Blank C235

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 35009C235 is an Everest series key blank cut to the C235 keyway profile. Key blanks are uncut keys machined to a specific keyway, ready for duplication or bitting by a licensed locksmith or facility maintenance professional. This blank is compatible with Schlage Everest keyway cylinders and serves as the starting point for creating new keys in a keyed system. At 2.25 inches in length and 0.03 pounds, it is a standard-format key blank suited for commercial and institutional lock applications where keyway control and key control programs are in effect.

This blank is used in commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential applications where Schlage Everest C235 keyway cylinders are installed. Facilities managers, locksmiths, and security professionals use blanks like this when issuing new keys, expanding a master key system, or replacing lost keys without rekeying. The C235 keyway designation identifies the specific profile, ensuring only properly cut blanks will enter and operate the corresponding cylinders.

Key Features

• C235 keyway profile for use with Schlage Everest keyway cylinders
• Uncut blank ready for bitting by a qualified locksmith
• Compact dimensions: 2.25 inches long, 1 inch wide, 0.1 inches thick
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds, sold individually
• Supports key control programs in commercial and institutional settings

Compatibility

Designed for use with Schlage Everest C235 keyway cylinders in commercial, institutional, and multi-family applications. Specific cylinder and hardware compatibility should be verified against the installed keyway profile before ordering.

Installation Notes

Key blanks should be cut only by a licensed locksmith or qualified security professional using appropriate key-cutting equipment. Verify the keyway profile of the target cylinder before duplicating or bitting the blank. Key control programs may restrict duplication to authorized personnel only. No disassembly of hardware is required to cut a blank, but confirm the finished key operates correctly in the cylinder before issuing it.