Schlage Commercial 35056CE Control Key Blank Ce Keyway

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 35056CE is a control key blank cut to the CE keyway profile, used in Schlage master key systems where control keys are required to operate or reconfigure pin tumbler cylinders. This uncut blank allows locksmiths and security professionals to produce control keys by cutting to the appropriate bitting specification for a given master key system. At 2.25 inches in length and 0.02 pounds, the blank is sized for standard Schlage cylinders found in commercial and institutional door hardware. Installation and key cutting are performed by qualified locksmiths or credentialed security hardware technicians.

This key blank is suited for commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential applications where Schlage CE keyway cylinders are deployed. The control key function is critical in master key system administration, allowing authorized personnel to perform cylinder changes, key changes, or grand master key operations without disassembling the lock hardware. Facilities managers, security integrators, and locksmiths working on large-scale keying projects will find this blank essential when maintaining or expanding an existing CE keyway system.

Key Features

• CE keyway profile matches Schlage commercial cylinder specifications
• Control key blank designed for master key system administration and cylinder reconfiguration
• Compact form factor at 2.25 inches long and 0.1 inches thick for standard cylinder fitment
• Sold individually with a case quantity of 1000 units available for high-volume keying projects
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds for easy handling during key duplication or origination

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style control key blank for Schlage commercial pin tumbler cylinders using the CE keyway profile.

Installation Notes

Key cutting and control key origination should be performed by a licensed locksmith using a key machine calibrated for Schlage keyway profiles. Before servicing or reconfiguring any cylinder in an active master key system, verify the keying records and obtain authorization from the facility security administrator. Control keys provide elevated access within a master key hierarchy and should be handled and stored securely to prevent unauthorized duplication.