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StealthKey Cylinder S14

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= StealthKey Cylinder S14 =

{{Lock_model
| name = StealthKey Cylinder
| maker = [[UrbanAlps]]
| lock_type = [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Lever]]
| spec_on = true
| spec_comptype = Levers
| spec_comp = 14
}}

The StealthKey S14 a 14 [[lever]] euro cylinder [[lock]]. Each lever has 3 possible bittings. The levers are arranged in an alternating pattern - 1 left, then 1 right, etc. This helps compress a large number of elements into a tight space. There are two sidebars, interacting with half of the levers each -- one for the left facing elements, and one for the right facing elements. Levers have false gates. There is a true 0 cut lever.<ref>StealthKey Technical Brochure https://www.urbanalps.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Urban-Alps_brochure_EN_2020.pdf</ref><ref>StealthKey Product Catalogue https://www.urbanalps.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Urban-Alps_product_catalogue_EN_2020.pdf</ref>

The bitting cannot be extracted from photographs of the key, but can be extracted if you have physical access to the key with a specialized tool or a modified StealthKey core.

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:stealthlever2.jpg|StealthKey lever.
</gallery></div>

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== Principles of Operation ==

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== References ==
<references />

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[[Category:UrbanAlps]]
[[Category:Lever locks]]

StealthKey Cylinder S14

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= StealthKey Cylinder S14 =

{{Lock_model
| name = StealthKey Cylinder
| maker = [[UrbanAlps]]
| lock_type = [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Lever]]
| spec_on = true
| spec_comptype = Levers
| spec_comp = 14
}}

The StealthKey S14 a 14 [[lever]] euro cylinder [[lock]]. Each lever has 3 possible bittings. The levers are arranged in an alternating pattern - 1 left, then 1 right, etc. This helps compress a large number of elements into a tight space. There are two sidebars, interacting with half of the levers each -- one for the left facing elements, and one for the right facing elements. Levers have false gates. There is a true 0 cut lever.<ref>StealthKey Technical Brochure https://www.urbanalps.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Urban-Alps_brochure_EN_2020.pdf</ref><ref>Stealth Key Product Catalogue https://www.urbanalps.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Urban-Alps_product_catalogue_EN_2020.pdf</ref>

The bitting cannot be extracted from photographs of the key, but can be extracted if you have physical access to the key with a specialized tool or a modified StealthKey core.

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:stealthlever2.jpg|StealthKey lever.
</gallery></div>

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== Principles of Operation ==

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== References ==
<references />

{{Stub}}

[[Category:UrbanAlps]]
[[Category:Lever locks]]

American Lock 1100 1200 1300

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= American Lock 1100, 1200, 1300 =

{{Lock model
| name = American Lock 1100, 1200, 1300
| Img = File:American_lock_padlocks_1105_1205_1305_upright.jpg
| maker = [[American Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
| related =
}}

The '''1100''', '''1200,''' and '''1300''' series are rekeyable [[pin-tumbler]] padlocks made by [[American Lock]]. These [[padlock]]s are anodized aluminum and come in a variety of colors. These padlocks are among the most common American brand padlocks found in the United States. They are sometimes used in environments where a spark-resistant material is required, such as firearm magazines, making them a popular choice for lock-out padlocks.

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== Padlock Series ==

The series number stamped on the back of the padlock identifies the lock body size, the factory-supplied shackle length and the number of pins.

{| class="wikitable"
|+Comparison of American Lock 1100, 1200 and 1300 series padlocks
!Model
!Body Width
!Shackle Diameter
!Shackle Length
!Pins
|-
|A1105
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25" (1/4")
|25mm / 1"
|5
|-
|A1165
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|25mm / 1"
|6
|-
|A1106
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|38mm / 1.5"
|5
|-
|A1166
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|38mm / 1.5"
|6
|-
|A1107
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|75mm / 3"
|5
|-
|A1167
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|75mm / 3"
|6
|-
|A1205
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3" (5/16")
|29mm / 1.125" (1-1/8")
|5
|-
|A1265
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|29mm / 1.125"
|6
|-
|A1206
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|51mm / 2"
|5
|-
|A1266
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|51mm / 2"
|6
|-
|A1207
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|75mm / 3"
|5
|-
|A1267
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|75mm / 3"
|6
|-
|A1305
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375" (3/8")
|29mm / 1.125" (1-1/8")
|5
|-
|A1365
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|29mm / 1.125"
|6
|-
|A1306
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|51mm / 2"
|5
|-
|A1366
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|51mm / 2"
|6
|-
|A1307
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|75mm / 3"
|5
|-
|A1367
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|75mm / 3"
|6
|}

Note that while 6-pin models (with a "6" in the second last position of the model number) utilize the APTC14 cylinders, the APTC12 "5 pin" cylinders are in fact drilled for 6 pins already and can be easily converted by simply adding a 6th pin, driver and spring.

== Date Stamp ==

Like most American locks, 1100, 1200 and 1300 series are stamped with a date code. The code method changed sometime around 2013. Locks made after the change have a 4 digit date number (3 digit day of the year, eg. 042 is the 42nd day, and a 1 digit year, eg. 8 is 2018) followed by a 2 letter machine/operator code. Locks made before the change start with three letters which are decoded below. This information was taken from the American Lock Service Manual<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120720072134/http://www.americanlock.com/pdfs/A-004_Service_Manual_2012.pdf American Lock 2012 Service Manual]</ref><ref>[https://cdn.masterlock.com/masterlock/resources/documents/pdf/american-lock/AL_Service_Manual.pdf American Lock 2016 Service Manual]</ref>.

{| class="wikitable"
|+Month
!Jan
!Feb
!Mar
!Apr
!May
!Jun
!Jul
!Aug
!Sep
!Oct
!Nov
!Dec
|-
|Z
|Y
|X
|W
|V
|U
|T
|S
|R
|Q
|P
|O
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+Year
!1
!2
!3
!4
!5
!6
!7
!8
!9
!0
|-
|N
|M
|L
|K
|J
|I
|H
|G
|F
|E
|}

Note: Only the first three characters stamped on the lock body are part of the date code. The meaning of any additional characters is unknown.

== Available Colors ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+Available Colors
! Color
! Order Code
|- style="background-color: black; color: white;"
|Black
|BLK
|- style="background-color: blue; color: white;"
|Blue
|BLU
|- style="background-color: #956219; color: white;"
|Brown
|BRN
|- style="background-color: yellow;"
|Yellow
|YLW
|- style="background-color: red;"
|Red
|RED
|- style="background-color: #009000; color: white;"
|Green
|GRN
|- style="background-color: orange;"
|Orange
|ORJ
|- style="background-color: purple; color: white;"
|Purple
|PRP
|- style="background-color: gray;"
|Clear
|CLR
|}

== Lock Options ==

A weatherproof cover is available for the 1200 and 1300 (but not the 1100) padlocks. Other options, such as a sash chain, bump-stop cylinder, brass shackle (for high corrosion or spark sensitive environments), laser engraving and alternate cylinders are also available by special order from the manufacturer.

== Bypass Restriction Plate ==

In newer American Lock padlocks, a bypass restriction plate has been added which prevents the manipulation of the actuator cam with a special tool through the keyway. The plate takes the form of a circular metal disc with a half-moon cutout in it that fits over the actuator. When servicing older padlocks that do not have this plate, it is advisable to install them to address this simple but serious security vulnerability.

== Disassembly instructions ==

Unlock the padlock and swivel the shackle out of the way, revealing the cylinder retaining screw. Remove this screw, which will release the trap plate at the bottom of the lock and permit the cylinder to be removed.

To further disassemble the padlock: with the retaining screw, trap plate, retaining nut and cylinder removed; carefully lock the padlock while keeping the shackle depressed. Unless the lock is dirty inside, this will generally cause the actuator and ball bearings to drop out the bottom of the lock. If they don't drop out immediately, gently tap the lock against a hard surface to dislodge the parts. Then, remove the shackle and shackle spring.

== Reassembly instructions ==

Reassembly is done in reverse order: After cleaning the disassembled padlock, insert the shackle spring and shackle. Invert the padlock while holding the shackle in place, and insert the locking balls with some grease, followed by the actuator. Next install the anti-bypass plate (optional), the cylinder, trap door and nut. Before installing the retaining screw, test the padlock by holding the trap door and nut in place (the nut is necessary to allow proper cylinder operation) by locking and unlocking the padlock several times. When you are confident the lock is operating correctly, install the retaining screw.

== Cylinder compatible locks ==

Other American padlocks that utilize the same cylinders (APTC12 or APTC14) include:

* [[American Lock 20|Model 20]]
* [[American Lock 30|Model 30]]
* [[American Lock 5100|5100]]
* [[American Lock 5200|5200]]
* [[American Lock 5400|5400]]
* [[American Lock 700|700]]

Additionally, the [[ABUS_34|ABUS 34/55 and 34CS/55]] as well as the [[ABUS 72]] series padlocks also accept these cylinders.

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery>
File:American_1105_padlock.jpg|American 1105 padlock.
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== See also ==
* [[Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[American Lock]]

[[Category:American Lock|1100]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

American Lock 1100 1200 1300

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= American Lock 1100, 1200, 1300 =

{{Lock model
| name = American Lock 1100, 1200, 1300
| Img = File:American_lock_padlocks_1105_1205_1305_upright.jpg
| maker = [[American Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
| related =
}}

The '''1100''', '''1200,''' and '''1300''' series are rekeyable [[pin-tumbler]] padlocks made by [[American Lock]]. These [[padlock]]s are anodized aluminum and come in a variety of colors. These padlocks are among the most common American brand padlocks found in the United States. They are sometimes used in environments where a spark-resistant material is required, such as firearm magazines, making them a popular choice for lock-out padlocks.

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<br clear=all>

== Padlock Series ==

The series number stamped on the back of the padlock identifies the lock body size, the factory-supplied shackle length and the number of pins.

{| class="wikitable"
|+Comparison of American Lock 1100, 1200 and 1300 series padlocks
!Model
!Body Width
!Shackle Diameter
!Shackle Length
!Pins
|-
|A1105
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25" (1/4")
|25mm / 1"
|5
|-
|A1165
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|25mm / 1"
|6
|-
|A1106
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|38mm / 1.5"
|5
|-
|A1166
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|38mm / 1.5"
|6
|-
|A1107
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|75mm / 3"
|5
|-
|A1167
|38mm / 1.5"
|6mm / 0.25"
|75mm / 3"
|6
|-
|A1205
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3" (5/16")
|29mm / 1.125" (1-1/8")
|5
|-
|A1265
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|29mm / 1.125"
|6
|-
|A1206
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|51mm / 2"
|5
|-
|A1266
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|51mm / 2"
|6
|-
|A1207
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|75mm / 3"
|5
|-
|A1267
|44mm / 1.75"
|8mm / 0.3"
|75mm / 3"
|6
|-
|A1305
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375" (3/8")
|29mm / 1.125" (1-1/8")
|5
|-
|A1365
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|29mm / 1.125"
|6
|-
|A1306
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|51mm / 2"
|5
|-
|A1366
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|51mm / 2"
|6
|-
|A1307
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|75mm / 3"
|5
|-
|A1367
|50mm / 2"
|9.5mm / 0.375"
|75mm / 3"
|6
|}

Note that while 6-pin models (with a "6" in the second last position of the model number) utilize the APTC14 cylinders, the APTC12 "5 pin" cylinders are in fact drilled for 6 pins already and can be easily converted by simply adding a 6th pin, driver and spring.

== Date Stamp ==

Like most American locks, 1100, 1200 and 1300 series are stamped with a date code. The code method changed sometime around 2013. Locks made after the change have a 4 digit date number (3 digit day of the year, eg. 042 is the 42nd day, and a 1 digit year, eg. 8 is 2018) followed by a 2 letter machine/operator code. Locks made before the change start with three letters which are decoded below. This information was taken from the American Lock Service Manual<ref>[https://cdn.masterlock.com/masterlock/resources/documents/pdf/american-lock/AL_Service_Manual.pdf American Lock 2016 Service Manual]</ref>.

{| class="wikitable"
|+Month
!Jan
!Feb
!Mar
!Apr
!May
!Jun
!Jul
!Aug
!Sep
!Oct
!Nov
!Dec
|-
|Z
|Y
|X
|W
|V
|U
|T
|S
|R
|Q
|P
|O
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+Year
!1
!2
!3
!4
!5
!6
!7
!8
!9
!0
|-
|N
|M
|L
|K
|J
|I
|H
|G
|F
|E
|}

Note: Only the first three characters stamped on the lock body are part of the date code. The meaning of any additional characters is unknown.

== Available Colors ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+Available Colors
! Color
! Order Code
|- style="background-color: black; color: white;"
|Black
|BLK
|- style="background-color: blue; color: white;"
|Blue
|BLU
|- style="background-color: #956219; color: white;"
|Brown
|BRN
|- style="background-color: yellow;"
|Yellow
|YLW
|- style="background-color: red;"
|Red
|RED
|- style="background-color: #009000; color: white;"
|Green
|GRN
|- style="background-color: orange;"
|Orange
|ORJ
|- style="background-color: purple; color: white;"
|Purple
|PRP
|- style="background-color: gray;"
|Clear
|CLR
|}

== Lock Options ==

A weatherproof cover is available for the 1200 and 1300 (but not the 1100) padlocks. Other options, such as a sash chain, bump-stop cylinder, brass shackle (for high corrosion or spark sensitive environments), laser engraving and alternate cylinders are also available by special order from the manufacturer.

== Bypass Restriction Plate ==

In newer American Lock padlocks, a bypass restriction plate has been added which prevents the manipulation of the actuator cam with a special tool through the keyway. The plate takes the form of a circular metal disc with a half-moon cutout in it that fits over the actuator. When servicing older padlocks that do not have this plate, it is advisable to install them to address this simple but serious security vulnerability.

== Disassembly instructions ==

Unlock the padlock and swivel the shackle out of the way, revealing the cylinder retaining screw. Remove this screw, which will release the trap plate at the bottom of the lock and permit the cylinder to be removed.

To further disassemble the padlock: with the retaining screw, trap plate, retaining nut and cylinder removed; carefully lock the padlock while keeping the shackle depressed. Unless the lock is dirty inside, this will generally cause the actuator and ball bearings to drop out the bottom of the lock. If they don't drop out immediately, gently tap the lock against a hard surface to dislodge the parts. Then, remove the shackle and shackle spring.

== Reassembly instructions ==

Reassembly is done in reverse order: After cleaning the disassembled padlock, insert the shackle spring and shackle. Invert the padlock while holding the shackle in place, and insert the locking balls with some grease, followed by the actuator. Next install the anti-bypass plate (optional), the cylinder, trap door and nut. Before installing the retaining screw, test the padlock by holding the trap door and nut in place (the nut is necessary to allow proper cylinder operation) by locking and unlocking the padlock several times. When you are confident the lock is operating correctly, install the retaining screw.

== Cylinder compatible locks ==

Other American padlocks that utilize the same cylinders (APTC12 or APTC14) include:

* [[American Lock 20|Model 20]]
* [[American Lock 30|Model 30]]
* [[American Lock 5100|5100]]
* [[American Lock 5200|5200]]
* [[American Lock 5400|5400]]
* [[American Lock 700|700]]

Additionally, the [[ABUS_34|ABUS 34/55 and 34CS/55]] as well as the [[ABUS 72]] series padlocks also accept these cylinders.

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery>
File:American_1105_padlock.jpg|American 1105 padlock.
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== See also ==
* [[Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[American Lock]]

[[Category:American Lock|1100]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

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