CompX National Keyless Combination Lock, 7/8" Cylinder Length with Matte Black Finish - D8030-DA108-19

CompX National Keyless Combination Lock For Cabinets

CompX National keyless combination lock uses a wheel-set combination and key so drawers and doors can be secured while still giving controlled access during daily work. The 7/8 inch cylinder length positions the lock body for typical cabinet and casework thicknesses, helping installers match common drawer fronts and door styles. The matte black finish presents a neutral appearance that works with a wide range of commercial and shop cabinetry where hardware is visible but should remain low profile. This D8030-DA108-19 model is part of the Dual Axess series, so the same hardware provides both a combination interface and a keyed interface, giving facilities a way to balance user convenience with keyed control. As a magnetic key and keyless lock, it fits into lock planning where traditional keyed-only cam locks are being upgraded to combination access.

Combination Cam Lock Details That Support Daily Use

• The lock is designed for drawers and right-hand or left-hand doors with flush or overlay construction, so one part number covers typical cabinet layouts across a shop or project run.
• A 3/4 inch diameter mounting hole is required, which lets installers prepare clean, repeatable bores with standard bits when setting up multiple cabinets.
• The housing unlocks by rotating 90 degrees clockwise after release, turning cam motion into a simple quarter-turn action that is easy to align with strike locations.
• The lock can be operated using either the combination or a key, which gives users everyday combination access while retaining keyed control for management or service staff.
• Keying will key together with all other disc tumbler locks using D8770, simplifying key control when this lock is part of a wider disc tumbler master key setup.

Mounting And Operation Process For This Cam Lock

This keyless combination cam lock requires a 3/4 inch diameter mounting hole, so layout starts with an accurately bored hole at the chosen drawer or door location. The 7/8 inch cylinder length passes through typical cabinet material and positions the cam behind the panel where it can engage the case or frame. Once installed, unlocking by combination uses the wheels: the operator turns the wheels until the correct combination shows in the combination windows, presses the button, then rotates the housing clockwise to unlatch. Locking by combination uses the same hardware by returning the housing to the latched position and scrambling the wheels on the dial. When keyed access is preferred, the operator inserts the key, rotates it 90 degrees, then rotates the housing to unlock, and later rotates the key 90 degrees counter clockwise to lock again.

Using The D8030-DA108-19 Lock In Cabinet Projects

Where This Drawer Combination Cam Lock Performs Best

This D8030-DA108-19 CompX National lock is specified for drawers and for right-hand or left-hand doors, so it serves both storage banks and swing doors within the same project. Flush construction applications benefit because the cam can be set to catch the case edge, while overlay construction applications gain a secure catch point behind the overlay face. The lock falls under magnetic key and keyless locks in the Wurth Baer Supply catalog, positioning it as a solution where users expect quick code entry rather than traditional keyed-only operation. The 7/8 inch cylinder length supports installations on standard cabinet fronts where the lock body must extend far enough to carry a cam behind the interior face. In practice, this lets shops standardize boring and lock placement across multiple cabinet runs without reworking layouts.

How Dual Access And Keying Improve Workflow Consistency

The dual access design, where the lock can be operated using a combination or a key, allows one product to serve day-to-day users and supervisory staff with different access methods. Combination use begins by turning wheels until the correct combination appears in the combination windows, then pressing the button and rotating clockwise to unlock, so users can work without handling keys during normal operations. To lock in combination mode, the user scrambles the wheels on the dial, which quickly removes the visible code so unauthorized users cannot read it. Key operation adds a control layer: inserting the key and rotating 90 degrees releases the mechanism so the housing can be rotated to unlock, while rotating the key 90 degrees counter clockwise returns the lock to the locked state. Keying that will key together with all other disc tumbler locks using D8770 means the same key system can govern this lock and other disc tumbler positions in a facility, reducing key variety while keeping combination access available. Master keying is standard, so authorized personnel with the master key can service, reset, or access multiple locks in the series without relying on individual user combinations.

Common Questions About This CompX National Cam Lock

Selecting This Dual Access Lock For Your Project

The D8030-DA108-19 CompX National keyless combination lock pairs a 7/8 inch cylinder length with a 3/4 inch mounting hole requirement, giving cabinet shops a predictable bore and fit. Its design for drawers and right-hand or left-hand doors with flush or overlay construction lets one lock type serve multiple cabinet conditions across a job. Dual access through both combination and key, plus keying that works with other disc tumbler locks using D8770 and standard master keying, supports straightforward access planning. For projects needing combination entry with coordinated disc tumbler key control, this matte black cam lock delivers a focused solution.