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grahamparker

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  1. It is definitely CE131, we do lots of these. It is a standard key switch number like 455 on the Ronis RO20.
  2. I had my old Abus H49D section blanks done by SKS the minimum was 3000 but it still came in about £200 cheaper than a 1000 would have cost from Abus direct and i got them coined as well.
  3. http://news1.aldridgesecurity.co.uk/NLI/ViewHtmlEmail.aspx?a=CA499EF27FDE690CDD5441B4E6B7A061&b=343A1C5D49961B2739123488B61D69D8
  4. Looks like one i have seen fitted to an outside access device (half euro). If it is UL050 fit fine.
  5. You have to list them as Shoe repair machinery, if you list them as Key cutting then they will be removed as Key cutting machinery is banned from sale on Ebay.
  6. http://www.aldridgesecurity.co.uk/p-1098-asec-flat-steel-mortice-blank.aspx Cut and file to size.
  7. Sorry Tony i disagree, they are not the least bit difficult on a Triax with the R4 Jaw.
  8. Does anybody have any Silca (or equivalent) Nemef keys NFH9 or NFHL9. Thanks.
  9. I always believe that someone who does not clean there machines does not look after them either so i would expect to find hidden problems. My Unocode although having cut over 60,000 keys looks like it has only had light use as it is cleaned at least once a week and treated as though it is a new car.
  10. You may get more if you actually tried to clean them before listing.
  11. Depends on what they are made of. The Union Stongbolt genuine blanks are really hard and a lot of the universal Rim and Safe blanks seem to be really hard again.as well. I use a lot of SKS copies for most mortice ER-1,4,5G and UN-1G and these are really good quality and as they are brass allow my cutters to last a lot longer, i also use the coated cutters on my 2 Blade Vectis machines as well as on my Lancer.
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