Schlage Commercial 35101H 6 Pin Key Blank H Keyway

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 35101H is a 6-pin key blank cut to the H keyway profile, designed for use with Schlage pin tumbler cylinders that accept the H keyway. Key blanks are uncut blanks that a locksmith or qualified key technician cuts to match a specific key code or a working key pattern. This blank is sold individually and serves as the starting point for duplicating or originating keys for H-keyway cylinders in commercial and institutional lock applications. At 2.5 inches in length and 0.05 pounds, it is a standard-size blank compatible with common key-cutting machines.

This key blank is intended for commercial and institutional environments where Schlage H-keyway cylinders are installed, including office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-family properties. Locksmiths, facilities managers, and security hardware professionals use this blank when duplicating keys for existing H-keyway cores or when originating keys from a key code. It is sold per piece with a case quantity of 50 units available for higher-volume needs.

Key Features

• H keyway profile matches Schlage H-keyway pin tumbler cylinders
• 6-pin configuration for use with 6-pin cylinder cores
• Standard 2.5-inch length fits common key-cutting and duplicating equipment
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds — easy to stock in bulk
• Sold individually (EA); case quantity of 50 available for volume orders

Compatibility

Designed for use with Schlage pin tumbler cylinders that accept the H keyway in a 6-pin configuration, typical in commercial and institutional locksets.

Installation Notes

Key cutting should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified security hardware technician using a calibrated key-cutting machine set to the correct keyway and depth specifications. Verify the keyway profile and pin count of the target cylinder before cutting. Improperly cut keys can damage cylinder pins or fail to operate the lock. No special tools or power shutdown is required for key duplication, but access to the cylinder or lock hardware should be coordinated with the facilities manager or security administrator.