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Olympus Lock pin tumbler cam lock is a DCN-Series cam lock with a 1-7/16 inch cylinder and keyed alike 107 setup, giving cabinet builders and installers a consistent key pattern across locks where KA107 is specified for controlled access.
The lock body and cylinder are zinc die cast pin tumbler components, so the core and housing work together as a matched system for dependable keying and predictable pin operation in everyday cabinet use.
The standard function lets the key be removable in the locked or unlocked position, which supports workflows where technicians need to open multiple compartments quickly without leaving the key parked in each lock.
This DCN3-26D-107 cam lock is finished in 26D satin chrome, giving a neutral metal appearance that pairs with common commercial cabinet hardware lines and helps maintain a consistent project look.
The product has passed ANSI/BHMA A156.11 Grade 1 performance requirements, equivalent to E07261 and E07271, so specifiers can match it to standards-driven schedules where Grade 1 cam locks are required.
The face is designed as a 1 inch face that covers splintering, so the visible collar hides minor edge breakout around the lock bore on wood panels, reducing extra finishing steps after drilling.
The product is acknowledged by the Woodwork Institute, which aligns this lock with documented architectural millwork standards where WI acknowledgment is part of the hardware schedule.
The cam lock uses two reversible cams that work in all positions, so the straight cam and offset reversible cam can be oriented to operate in multiple directions, supporting different door and drawer layouts without changing the core lock.
The 1 inch face is sized to cover splintering, letting installers drill standard cabinet panels and rely on the face to hide small imperfections at the edge of the bore, which simplifies cleanup after boring.
An anti-rotation plate is part of the system, so the lock housing is restrained from turning in the panel once fitted, helping keep the keyway properly aligned over time as users operate the lock repeatedly.
The lost-motion cam shifter functions as a dedicated cam interface, adding controlled movement between the cylinder rotation and cam throw, which helps tailor the cam action to the needs of typical cabinet and casework applications.
This DCN-Series 1-7/16 inch cylinder cam lock is suited to cabinet and casework applications where a medium-length cylinder is required to reach through typical door or drawer fronts, letting the cams engage frame or strike points reliably.
The zinc die cast body and cylinder provide a single integrated cam lock assembly, so fabricators can specify one part number, DCN3-26D-107, for repeat use across similar casework runs without juggling multiple body and core combinations.
N Series keyway compatibility means projects already designed around National D4291 4-pin or D4292 5-pin systems can extend that plan to new doors and drawers using this lock, supporting consistent key codes across cabinets and furniture.
Because the key can be removed in the locked or unlocked position, staff can leave compartments open when actively working while still carrying the key, then restore security when finished without any change in hardware or procedure.
The two reversible cams that work in all positions allow one lock type to cover multiple swing directions and drawer actions, which simplifies inventory for shops that build a mix of left-hand, right-hand, vertical, or horizontal access points.
The lock meeting ANSI/BHMA A156.11 Grade 1 performance requirements ties its use to institutional, commercial, or contract work where performance grades are specified, helping hardware schedules align with published standards.
The Woodwork Institute acknowledgment connects this cam lock to WI-guided millwork projects, so estimators and drafters can reference that acknowledgment when aligning hardware selections with architectural documents that cite WI criteria.
The keyed alike 107 configuration lets multiple DCN3-26D-107 locks share the same key pattern, which streamlines access for users who need to operate several cabinets or compartments with one key in daily routines.
Stock keying options of KD or KA with a 4 pin standard profile give hardware planners the choice between individual control per lock or shared keys across groups, while still using the same mechanical platform.
Masterkeyed 5 pin standard capability supports multi-level access control, so areas with different day-to-day keys can still be managed by supervisors or service personnel using a master key that operates across designated locks.
Grand masterkeyed availability extends this structure further, allowing larger facilities to organize access into building-wide or department-wide hierarchies while keeping the same base lock design and N Series keyway throughout.
The rekeyable design using a cylinder retainer clip lets service personnel adjust keying schemes while retaining the lock body in the door or drawer, which reduces disturbance to finished panels and keeps openings in use during key plan changes.
Stock keyed alike numbers 101, 103, 107, and 915 provide defined key groups, letting purchasing match future orders of DCN-Series locks, including this model, to existing key numbers so expansions maintain established access patterns.
The Olympus Lock DCN3-26D-107 uses the N Series keyway, equivalent to National D4291 4-pin or D4292 5-pin systems, so it aligns with projects built around those key platforms.
The DCN3-26D-107 is keyed alike 107 with stock keying in KD or KA 4 pin standard, so it can serve as part of keyed alike groups or individually keyed installations.
The Olympus Lock DCN3-26D-107 is easily rekeyable via a cylinder retainer clip, which supports key plan changes while retaining the installed lock body in the cabinet.
The DCN3-26D-107 uses two reversible cams that work in all positions, with straight and offset reversible cam options to handle different door and drawer engagement points.
The cam lock has passed ANSI/BHMA A156.11 Grade 1 performance requirements, equivalent to E07261 and E07271, so it fits projects that call for Grade 1 cam locks.
The DCN3-26D-107 has a 26D satin chrome finish and a 1 inch face, which covers splintering around the bore while matching common satin chrome cabinet hardware.
The Olympus Lock DCN3-26D-107 pin tumbler cam lock pairs a 1-7/16 inch DCN-Series cylinder with N Series keying, ANSI/BHMA A156.11 Grade 1 performance, and a 26D satin chrome finish, supporting standards-driven cabinet and casework jobs.
For projects built around keyed alike 107 or broader N Series systems requiring rekeyable, masterkey-capable cam locks, this zinc die cast body and cylinder assembly provides a single part number that supports repeatable layouts and access plans.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  OYKB-107-NP Mfr# KB-107-NP | N Series Cut Key for Keyed Alike #107 |
