Schlage Commercial 35101EDND Do Not Duplicate Key Blank

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 35101EDND is a Do Not Duplicate 6-pin key blank cut to the E keyway profile. It serves as the uncut blank from which duplicate keys are made — or, in this case, restricted from being made. The Do Not Duplicate designation signals to key-cutting shops that copying is prohibited, adding a layer of key control to commercial and institutional access programs. This blank measures 2 inches in length and 1 inch in width, and it is sold as a single unit. Locksmiths, facility managers, and security contractors working with Schlage E-keyway cylinders use this blank when issuing controlled keys under a restricted key program.

This key blank is suited for commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential applications where key control is a priority. It fits Schlage E-keyway pin tumbler cylinders commonly found in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar environments. The Do Not Duplicate marking supports access management policies by discouraging unauthorized key duplication at retail key-cutting counters. It is ordered individually, with a case quantity of 50 units available for larger projects or key program rollouts.

Key Features

• Do Not Duplicate marking for restricted key control programs
• E keyway profile for use with Schlage E-keyway pin tumbler cylinders
• 6-pin configuration for compatible cylinder depths
• Compact form factor: 2 inches long, 1 inch wide, 0.1 inches thick
• Sold as a single unit (EA); case quantity of 50 available

Compatibility

Designed for use with Schlage E-keyway 6-pin pin tumbler cylinders in commercial and institutional lock applications.

Installation Notes

Key blanks are cut and issued by licensed locksmiths or authorized key control program administrators. Before issuing keys under a restricted program, verify that the cylinder is properly pinned to the correct keyway and pin depth specification. Do Not Duplicate blanks should be stored securely and tracked through a key log to maintain the integrity of the access control program. Unauthorized duplication attempts should be reported to the facility security coordinator.