CompX National Keyless Combination Lock, 5/8" Maximum Material Thickness with Matte Black Finish - D8030-DA120-19
Description
CompX National Keyless Combination Lock For Cabinets
CompX National keyless combination lock provides combination or key access for drawers and right-hand or left-hand doors, so one lock style can serve multiple cabinet orientations on a project. The lock is designed for flush or overlay construction, giving flexibility when working across different cabinet build styles in the same run. It replaces any standard cam lock, turning an existing keyed installation into keyless access without changing the basic door or drawer layout. The unit is a magnetic key and keyless lock, fitting the Magnetic Key and Keyless Locks product class, which keeps it in line with common cabinet hardware standards in the shop. A matte black finish keeps the lock visually discreet on darker casework, so the hardware does not dominate the cabinet face in finished installations.
Keyless Cam Lock Details That Support Daily Use
- The lock accesses by combination or with a twist of the key, so users can operate it either as a keyless lock or as a conventional keyed cam lock depending on site preferences or staff needs.
- It replaces any standard cam lock, allowing existing cabinets with standard cam cutouts to be upgraded to keyless operation while keeping the same basic cam lock footprint in the door or drawer.
- The lock retrofits into existing 3/4 inch wood or metal mounting holes, so installers can reuse the current 3/4 inch hole and avoid drilling new lock bores in finished casework or metal panels.
- A small profile fits most doors and drawers, which helps the body clear tight interiors and hardware intersections in typical cabinet carcasses, drawers, and narrow stiles.
- Combinations are secure, supporting controlled access in everyday cabinet, drawer, and door use where consistent code performance is important to the end user.
- The design provides 10,000 possible code combinations, which allows distinct codes to be set across multiple units in a facility when varied access patterns are required.
Cam Lock Mounting Hole And Material Fit Details
The lock requires a 3/4 inch diameter mounting hole, so it drops into the same bore used by many standard cam locks on cabinet and drawer fronts. It is rated for a 5/8 inch maximum material thickness, aligning with common cabinet door and drawer front thicknesses in wood casework construction. The lock retrofits into existing 3/4 inch wood or metal mounting holes, which supports use on both wooden cabinets and metal doors that are already drilled. This combination of hole size and material range keeps layout straightforward when laying out new work or working on existing casework.
Dual Axess Combination Cam Lock In Real Use
Where This Matte Black Cam Lock Works Best
The Dual Axess combination cam lock serves drawers and both right-hand and left-hand doors, so one locking approach can be standardized across various cabinet types in the same installation. It is specified for flush or overlay construction, meaning it works whether the door sits within the cabinet frame or overlays the case edge, which is common in modern frameless work. The lock retrofits into 3/4 inch wood or metal mounting holes, so it suits both wooden shop-built casework and metal cabinetry drilled to that dimension. A small profile helps it fit most doors and drawers, giving more freedom when interior clearances are tight around shelves, dividers, or other hardware.
Why Keyless Operation And Code Range Matter
The lock offers access by combination or with a twist of the key, which gives flexibility in how users manage access, whether through shared numeric codes or controlled key use. It replaces any standard cam lock, allowing the same door prep to shift from keyed to keyless operation while maintaining a familiar cam locking action for the user. The design supports 10,000 possible code combinations, providing a wide range of unique codes when multiple locks are deployed in the same facility. Combinations are secure, which supports consistent performance of those codes during regular locking and unlocking cycles. As part of the Magnetic Key and Keyless Locks product class, it aligns with established cabinet locking solutions used across woodworking and casework installations.
Common Questions About This Keyless Cam Lock
What cabinet constructions work with this combination cam lock?
The Dual Axess combination cam lock works on drawers and right-hand or left-hand doors with flush or overlay construction, so it fits a wide range of cabinet build styles in one project.
What mounting hole does this keyless lock require?
The CompX National keyless combination lock requires a 3/4 inch diameter mounting hole, allowing it to retrofit into many existing cam lock bores in wood or metal doors and drawers.
How thick can the cabinet material be for this lock?
The combination lock is rated for a 5/8 inch maximum material thickness, matching typical cabinet door and drawer front stock used in many woodworking applications.
How does this lock upgrade an existing standard cam lock?
The lock replaces any standard cam lock and fits into existing 3/4 inch mounting holes, converting keyed installations to keyless combination operation while keeping the same basic cam function.
Is this lock suitable for both wood and metal cabinet doors?
The cam lock retrofits into existing 3/4 inch wood or metal mounting holes, so it can be used on both wooden casework and metal cabinet doors drilled to that size.
How many unique codes does this combination cam lock support?
The Dual Axess combination cam lock provides 10,000 possible code combinations, which helps assign distinct codes across multiple units where varied controlled access is required.
Selecting This Lock For Drawer And Door Projects
The CompX National keyless combination lock D8030-DA120-19 is built for drawers and right-hand or left-hand doors using flush or overlay construction, with a 5/8 inch maximum material thickness. Its ability to replace standard cam locks and retrofit into 3/4 inch wood or metal mounting holes supports both new cabinet builds and retrofit work. The combination or key access options, small profile, matte black finish, and 10,000 possible secure code combinations align this lock with many casework security needs.
