Value Collection BD-DA-27 Nickel Key Blank 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-DA-27 is a nickel key blank used in key duplication and locksmithing applications. This blank serves as the uncut base from which a working key is cut to match a specific lock profile. Manufactured from nickel material, it provides a solid substrate that accepts standard key-cutting machine operations cleanly. Locksmiths, facilities maintenance technicians, and security professionals keep key blanks on hand as a core consumable in their workflow. The BD-DA-27 is sold in a package of 10 blanks, making it practical for shops that duplicate keys regularly.

This key blank is suited for professional key-cutting environments including locksmith shops, hardware counters, and facilities management operations. It is intended for use with compatible key-cutting equipment that accepts standard blank profiles. The package quantity of 10 supports both low-volume and moderate-volume duplication needs without requiring large bulk purchases. A minimum order quantity of 1 package applies.

Key Features

• Nickel material construction provides consistent cutting performance on standard key machines
• Ilco-style blank profile compatible with standard key duplication equipment
• Sold in a 10-count package for shop-ready replenishment
• Minimum order quantity of 1 package supports flexible procurement
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds per unit for easy handling and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Ilco-profile nickel key blank for use with key-cutting machines that accept this blank style. Verify keyway and profile compatibility with your cutting equipment before duplicating.

Installation Notes

Key blanks are cut by qualified locksmiths or trained key duplication technicians using dedicated key-cutting machines. Ensure the blank is properly seated and clamped in the cutting machine before initiating the cut cycle. Follow the equipment manufacturer's operating procedures for blank selection and alignment. Improperly seated blanks can result in an inaccurate cut or equipment damage.