Cylindrical lock with cam down retaining tumbler

Locks – Operating mechanism – Key

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70368, 70371, E05B 6300

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053557034

ABSTRACT:
A cylinder lock set includes a retaining tumbler which has a cammed outer tip adapted to be received in a receptive slot such that the cylinder may be rotated in the slot to engage the cammed outer tip of the retaining tumbler and cam down the tumbler into the cylinder to provide clearance between the slot and the cylinder for facilitating insertion of the cylinder into a receptive sleeve.

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