Olympus Lock 30594D Offset Cam For Lockers

Olympus Lock 30594D offset cam is a 3/4 inch width, offset cam that works with the Combi-Cam Ultra 3-dial rectangular combination cam and locker lock, so it provides the offset reach needed for many locker and cabinet door layouts. The cam length of 1-1/4 inch gives a defined throw distance, which helps you match door and frame relationships in typical locker and drawer constructions. Its offset configuration changes the engagement plane, allowing the locking tongue to catch hasps or strike points that sit away from the cylinder centerline. Because this part is specified for locker applications, it supports projects where repeatable door alignment and latch engagement are critical across multiple openings. Being part of the Olympus Lock, Inc. magnetic key and keyless lock product class, it fits into jobs where keyless combination control is preferred over traditional keyed cylinders.

Key Offset Cam Details That Support Jobs

• The 3/4 inch width of this offset cam sets a stable bearing surface against the lock spindle, which helps resist twisting and keeps the locking action consistent on doors and drawers over repeated use.
• The 1-1/4 inch length listed in the description defines the arc of travel for the Combi-Cam Ultra, helping installers align the strike point so the cam clears the frame when open yet fully engages when locked.
• The offset configuration of the cam shifts the locking edge away from the cylinder centerline, which helps reach recessed or stepped frames commonly found in locker doors and cabinet installations.
• This cam is specified as part of the Combi-Cam Ultra combination cam and locker lock system, so its geometry is matched to that lock body for efficient locking and smoother dial-to-cam transfer.
• Being described as an offset cam for locker applications, this part supports banks of lockers or drawers where consistent latch position across multiple openings is important for layout and hardware planning.

Mounting With Vertical Or Horizontal Lock Orientation

The Combi-Cam Ultra lock using this 30594D offset cam can be mounted vertically for doors or horizontally for drawers, which lets installers use the same lock family across mixed casework. Vertical mounting on doors aligns the dials in a tall orientation, keeping the cam swing in a plane that matches typical side-mounted locker strikes. Horizontal mounting on drawers turns the body so the cam swing works across the top or bottom edge, matching many drawer front-to-cabinet relationships. Because the offset cam is designed for this lock, its shape supports both orientations without changing parts, which simplifies layout on projects that combine doors and drawers in the same run.

Using This Offset Cam In Real Projects

Where The Olympus Lock 30594D Offset Cam Fits

This Olympus Lock, Inc. 30594D offset cam is described as ideal for locker applications, so it suits installations where users access compartments with a dialed code rather than keys. The cam works with the Combi-Cam Ultra 3-dial rectangular combination cam and locker lock, pairing mechanical dials with a metal cam throw that secures the door or drawer. Because the lock can be mounted vertically for doors, the cam can engage side or frame-mounted strikes in typical locker rows. When the lock is mounted horizontally for drawers, the same cam geometry can engage a catch at the cabinet body, supporting storage units that combine both drawers and lockers.

The product is part of the magnetic key and keyless locks class, which means it supports projects where combination access is a primary requirement. Locker rooms, shared storage areas, and similar environments benefit from a combination-based system where the 1-1/4 inch cam length and 1/4 offset define a predictable locking reach. The 3/4 inch width helps keep the cam rigid under normal operation, which is important in multi-user environments where doors and drawers are cycled frequently throughout the day.

How Combi-Cam Ultra Features Support Workflow

The Combi-Cam Ultra system that uses this offset cam is a 3-dial rectangular combination cam and locker lock, so users dial a code on three wheels to operate the cam, avoiding key handling in daily use. The lock has key override and code retrieval capabilities, with override keys sold separately, which lets authorized personnel operate or reset locks when codes are unknown, supporting maintenance and administration across many lockers. The description notes up to 1,000 possible combinations, giving a broad code range that helps differentiate individual lockers or storage locations. Pick resistant dials add resistance to dial manipulation techniques, supporting basic security expectations in shared environments.

The lock is described as having durable, all-metal construction, which means the body and cam work together in a metal-to-metal interface suited to repeated locking cycles. This construction supports use in lockers, drawers, and cabinets where users frequently spin dials and operate the cam through a full arc. Being a magnetic key and keyless lock product, it fits into hardware schedules that specify combination access while still maintaining physical cam engagement. Together, the 30594D offset cam and Combi-Cam Ultra lock create a combination-operated cam solution that supports organized storage layouts with clear control over access.

Common Questions About Olympus Lock 30594D Offset Cam

Selecting This Offset Cam For Your Next Project

The Olympus Lock, Inc. 30594D offset cam pairs with the Combi-Cam Ultra combination cam and locker lock to give you defined dimensions: 3/4 inch width, 1-1/4 inch length, and 1/4 inch offset. Those measurements translate directly into how far the cam reaches and how it engages frames in real locker and cabinet work. When the same system can mount vertically on doors and horizontally on drawers, it simplifies planning across mixed casework. For projects calling for magnetic key and keyless combination control with an offset cam layout, this part provides a focused option that aligns lock body, dial operation, and cam throw into a single, coordinated setup.