Schlage Commercial 80036B235626 Uncombinated Core B235 Satin Chrome

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 80036B235626 is an uncombinated interchangeable core with a B235 keyway, finished in satin chrome. Uncombinated means the core ships without keys and without a set bitting, allowing a locksmith or facility manager to combinate it on-site to an existing master key system or a new keying scheme. The satin chrome finish provides corrosion resistance suited to commercial door hardware. This core is installed by licensed locksmiths or qualified commercial door hardware technicians in commercial, institutional, or multi-family access control applications.

This core is intended for commercial and institutional buildings where interchangeable core lock systems are specified. It is used in cylindrical locks, mortise cylinders, and padlocks that accept a standard interchangeable core format with the B235 keyway. Typical installations include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-family housing where large master key systems or frequent rekeying requirements make interchangeable core systems the preferred access control solution.

Key Features

• Uncombinated design allows on-site keying to match an existing or new master key system
• B235 keyway controls key section compatibility across the installation
• No keys included, reducing cost when integrating into an already-keyed system
• Satin chrome finish for corrosion resistance in commercial environments
• Interchangeable core format supports fast rekeying without disassembling the lock body

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for commercial interchangeable core lock systems accepting the B235 keyway. Specific model compatibility depends on the host lock hardware; verify core format acceptance with the lock manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and combinating should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial hardware technician familiar with interchangeable core systems. Before servicing any lock cylinder, verify the door is in an open position and that building access protocols are followed to prevent unintended lockout. Combinating requires a code-cutting machine and access to the applicable key system bitting specifications. Local building and fire codes may govern keying requirements for egress hardware in commercial and institutional occupancies.