Kaba Ilco Diebold 175-05 Safe Deposit Box 1028P Guard Key Blank

The Ilco 1028P is the guard key blank for Diebold 175 series safe deposit locks. The guard key is the one the bank holds and it must be turned along with the customer's renter key to open the box, so if you are cutting keys for the box holder this is not the blank you want.

Pricing is per blank, and the 1028P is sold in quantities of 10. Order in multiples of 10 if you are stocking a vault board or re-keying a bank of boxes.

No. The Ilco 1028P is a guard key blank for the Diebold 175-05 safe deposit box, and its blade and bow are specific to that safe deposit lock family. The Corbin Russwin 027-6PIN-10 is a 6-pin key blank in the 027 master section, and the Corbin Russwin single section standard bow blank in nickel silver is likewise a pin tumbler door key blank. Both are cut for Corbin Russwin cylinders, not for Diebold safe deposit guard locks, so neither will enter a 175 series keyway.

It is listed as a Diebold 175 series safe deposit key blank, guard side, Ilco reference 1028P. The 175-05 is the specific lock called out. Safe deposit nose and keyway variations within a series are not interchangeable across all models, so match the lock stamping to the 175 series before cutting.

They ship as blanks. The 1028P has to be cut to the individual lock, which on safe deposit work usually means originating the key from the lock itself or from a factory code, since these boxes are rarely code stamped in the field. If you don't have safe deposit origination capability, this is not a shelf replacement key.

A safe deposit box uses two keys, a renter key and a guard key held by the institution, and both must turn for the lock to open. The Ilco 1028P is the guard side blank for Diebold 175-05 boxes and is sold per blank. A door blank such as the Corbin Russwin 027-6PIN-10 6-pin blank or the standard bow nickel silver blank operates a single pin tumbler cylinder on its own. They serve different lock types and are not cross substitutable.

Mostly safe deposit and vault locksmiths, plus bank and credit union facilities staff replacing worn guard keys on Diebold 175 series boxes. It is a bare blank for the bank-side key, so it is a locksmith supply item rather than something a property manager would fit themselves.