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CompX National disc tumbler cam lock, 1-3/16 cylinder with 90 degree CW rotation, bright nickel C8053-C642A-14A provides a disc tumbler cam lock with a defined 90 degree clockwise turn, giving controlled motion that helps align cams consistently on drawers and cabinet doors. The 1-3/16 inch cylinder length establishes the maximum combined thickness of front and frame for overlay applications, which matters when matching the lock body to typical cabinet construction so the cylinder seats properly. The bright nickel description identifies a bright nickel finish, which presents a uniform metal appearance that suits common cabinet and fixture hardware. The lock design supports drawers and both right-hand and left-hand doors, so one part number can cover multiple swing directions on a project. Key removable in both locked and unlocked positions means the cylinder allows key withdrawal in either position, which can streamline operation where users want the key taken out without locking the unit every time.
The statement that the combined thickness of front and frame cannot exceed the cylinder length in overlay application ties the 1-3/16 inch cylinder to real build-ups, so cabinet fronts and frames can be matched to the lock body depth. For overlay construction using a 3/4 inch front and 3/4 inch frame, the note to order the NLC8053 lock and NLC7014-2C cam shows how different lock and cam choices relate to thicker overlays, highlighting that this C8053-C642A-14A version is sized for overlay thickness within its cylinder length. The reference to drawers and both right-hand and left-hand doors indicates that the cam orientation can be used across various door swings, which matters when planning cylinder holes and cam throw direction in a run of cabinetry.
The description that this is a CompX National disc tumbler cam lock in the Locks and Latches, Cam Locks class shows it is intended as a cam-style cabinet lock, which fits common casework, drawer, and small door security points. The note that it works for drawers gives it a role in securing pull-out storage, where the cam engages a strike or case interior when rotated. Suitability for right-hand and left-hand doors means the same cylinder and cam arrangement can be oriented to catch behind a frame or strike on either hinge side, which allows consistent appearance on mixed door runs. Being described as a cam lock in bright nickel means it visually matches bright nickel cabinet hardware while providing cam-based locking where a rotating cam secures the door or drawer edge.
The specified 90 degree CW rotation means the cylinder turns a fixed quarter turn clockwise, giving a repeatable cam travel that helps align the cam with strikes or case edges during layout. The information that the combined thickness of front and frame in overlay application cannot exceed the listed cylinder length ties the 1-3/16 inch dimension directly to construction planning, so the lock barrel passes through both layers and allows full nut engagement behind. The mention of cams for lipped or overlay construction, with a straight cam having a 1-1/2 inch extension, indicates that this straight cam reach allows the cam to extend to an appropriate strike position on these constructions. The formed cam with 1-1/8 inch extension and 11/32 inch offset is defined as the option for flush construction, and that offset positions the cam face relative to the cylinder centerline so it can catch behind the case or frame on flush doors, helping the installer choose cam geometry that lines up with their door style.
The CompX National disc tumbler cam lock C8053-C642A-14A uses a 1-3/16 inch cylinder length, which defines the maximum combined front and frame thickness in overlay applications.
This cam lock uses a straight cam with a 1-1/2 inch extension for lipped or overlay construction, positioning the cam reach to engage strikes or case edges on those cabinet styles.
For flush construction, the lock uses a formed cam with a 1-1/8 inch extension and 11/32 inch offset, which positions the cam face to catch properly behind flush doors or frames.
The 90 degree CW rotation means the cylinder turns a quarter turn clockwise from stop to stop, giving a predictable cam movement for aligning with cabinet strikes.
This CompX National cam lock is described for drawers and for right-hand or left-hand doors, so it can serve both door swing directions within the specified applications.
The lock allows the key to be removable in both locked and unlocked positions, which lets users take the key out whether the cam is engaged or disengaged.
The CompX National disc tumbler cam lock C8053-C642A-14A, with its 1-3/16 inch cylinder length, 90 degree CW rotation, and bright nickel finish, gives a defined cam action and appearance for drawers and both right-hand and left-hand doors. The straight cam for lipped or overlay construction and the formed cam with offset for flush construction connect the lock body to different door styles, so the cam reach and offset can be matched to how the door meets the case. Using these defined dimensions and rotation details allows this cam lock to be selected where a bright nickel cam lock with predictable throw and clear thickness limits is needed.
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