Kaba Ilco Taylor Keys Yale Key Blank - 250 Pack

The Kaba Ilco Taylor Yale key blank ships as a bulk 250 piece pack. It's priced per each key blank, so the pack quantity is what you receive on one order line, not a case of smaller boxes. That's the volume a locksmith shop or a property maintenance crew buys when they're cutting keys regularly rather than one-off.

No. Yale blanks won't enter a Corbin Russwin cylinder. For Corbin Russwin openings, order a Corbin Russwin blank instead, either the 027-6PIN-10 for the 027 master section or the single section standard bow blank in nickel silver. Buy blanks by the keyway of the cylinders on your doors, not by the lock brand on the door hardware schedule.

No. The Ilco Taylor Yale key blank is a Yale-profile blank, and the Corbin Russwin 027-6PIN-10 is a 6-pin blank on the Corbin Russwin 027 master section, so its blade profile follows the Corbin Russwin 027 keyway rather than a Yale one. A blank only enters the plug whose keyway it was milled for, so a locksmith duplicating keys for Yale-keyed cylinders needs the Taylor Yale blank and a shop cutting Corbin Russwin 027 cylinders needs the 027 blank. Both are key blanks for duplication on a standard key machine, but they are not interchangeable stock.

Yes. These are uncut Taylor brand blanks for Yale keyways, so they go on a duplicator or a code machine the same as any other blank of that keyway. The blank has to match the keyway of the key you're copying, so pull the Yale original, confirm the keyway section matches, then cut.

The 027-6PIN-10 is a 6-pin blank on the Corbin Russwin 027 master section, so it is the one to reach for when the cylinder is keyed into an 027 master keyed system and takes a six-pin key. The Corbin Russwin single section standard bow blank is a nickel silver blank with a coined logo bow, a single-section blank rather than a master-section one. A property manager rekeying doors that sit inside a Corbin Russwin master key system orders by master section; a shop cutting straight duplicates off a standard bow key orders the single section blank. Neither one substitutes for the Ilco Taylor Yale blank, which is a Yale-profile blank.

These Yale key blanks sit on the commercial door hardware side of the catalog, which is where the volume buy makes sense: 250 blanks in a pack suits a locksmith, an institutional key shop, or an MRO crew rekeying a portfolio. They'll cut for any Yale keyway cylinder, commercial or residential, but nobody buys 250 blanks for a house.

The Kaba Ilco Taylor Yale key blank is the volume item, supplied 250 blanks to the pack and priced per blank, which is the way a locksmith shop or an in-house maintenance shop buys duplication stock for a building standardized on one keyway. The Corbin Russwin blanks in the same family, the 027-6PIN-10 on the 027 master section and the single section standard bow blank in nickel silver, are the stock to hold instead where the cylinders are Corbin Russwin. Match the blank to the keyway already in the doors before committing to a bulk pack, because a keyway change is a cylinder change, not a key change.