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Schlage 35-140/35-141 5-Pin/6-Pin Large Bow Key Blank C Keyway, Embossed
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Product Specs
- Product Group:
- Mechanical Locks
- Subcategory:
- Parts and Accessories
- Product Subgroup:
- Parts and Accessories
- Product Type:
- Keys
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Door Hand Direction:
- Non-Handed
- Product Category:
- Mechanical Locks
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Schlage 35-140-C – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What is the difference between the Schlage 35-140 and 35-141 key blanks?
Pin count. The 35-140 is the 5-pin blank and the 35-141 is the 6-pin, both cut in the Schlage C keyway with the same large embossed bow. Count the cuts on the key you are duplicating: five cuts takes the 35-140, six takes the 35-141. Order to the pin count of the cylinder you are keying, not to whichever blank is on the bench.
2) Are the Schlage 35-140 and 35-141 keys already cut, or do I have to cut them?
Uncut. These are key blanks, so they carry no bitting and will not turn anything as supplied. They go on a key machine to be cut to the bitting of your existing key or to the code for your keying system. If you need keys cut and stamped ready to hand out, that is a locksmith or key-cutting step after you receive them.
3) Will a Schlage C keyway blank work in an Everest cylinder?
No. C is Schlage's classic keyway, and an Everest plug has an undercut side milling that a classic C blade does not carry, so the blank will not enter the cylinder. Look at the bow of the key you already have: an Everest key is marked with an Everest keyway code such as C123, while a classic key is marked plain C. If your key is plain C, the 35-140 (5-pin) or 35-141 (6-pin) is the right blank.
4) Can I stock one Schlage key blank for a whole building of Schlage locks?
If every cylinder is conventional Schlage C, one keyway covers the building, but you still need to split by pin count. Five-pin cylinders take the 35-140 and six-pin take the 35-141, and most mixed portfolios end up carrying both. Buildings that were keyed at different times are the usual culprit, so pull a key off a few doors and count cuts before you commit to a quantity. These are the commercial-side blanks, not a hardware-store assortment.
5) Is there enough room on the bow of these Schlage blanks to stamp or tag keys for key control?
That is what the large bow is for. It gives you grip for turning a stiff cylinder and a wide flat face to stamp a door number or hang a tag on, which is the difference between a key ring you can audit and one you cannot. The bow is embossed rather than ink marked, so the Schlage identification is formed into the metal and stays readable after the key has been on a belt clip for a year.
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Does the Schlage 35-140-C come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Schlage 35-140-C is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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