When what you need is a basic and flexible security locking
solution, Mul-T-Lock's 7x7 standard security mechanical platform is
an ideal fit.
With a pin tumbler mechanism, 7x7 is friendly and easy to use,
giving you the level of protection you need at an affordable price.
Mul-T-Lock's operational excellence and advanced quality assurance
provides you and your customers with peace of mind.
For mixed environments you have the ability to combine
Integrator® patented platform with the 7X7 platform for dual
level security. With dual level security, you'll be able to use the
Integrator key and cylinder as a first line of defense on the
external perimeter of doors and the 7x7 cylinders, which can be
opened by Integrator keys, can be installed in internal doors and
padlocks.
When enhanced High Security is necessary throughout, with features
such as patented key control, we recommend choosing the
Interactive®+ or MT5®+ platforms for your security
needs.
7x7 Solution Benefits
- Reversible Nickel Silver Keys - makes keys convenient to use
and functional from either side.
- Limited Key Duplication - a uniquely coded key card provides
convenient key duplicating with enhanced control through authorized
Mul-T-Lock dealers.
- Choice of Format - cylinders, padlocks, locks and more - one
key will fit them all.
7x7 Solution Features
- Comprehensive Keying and Cylinder Options - to address a
variety of needs:
- Keyed Different - Access each door with a different key.
- Keyed Alike - Access multiple doors with a single key.
- 3-in-1 Keying - Instantly change a lock's combination up to 2
times by simply turning a key.
- Construction Keying - provides access to multiple doors with a
common key, then instantly switches to unique combinations when
necessary, rendering the common key useless.
- Master Key Systems - assign various levels of access to a
user's key.
- Break Secure - deters intrusion attempts via a visible,
enhanced snap-resistant cylinder.
- Master Key Systems - maintain and assign various levels of
access to existing system.
