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COMPX TIMBERLINE

CompX Timberline is a manufacturer of locking hardware and access-control components for cabinets, lockers, enclosures, and drawers. The brand is part of CompX International, a publicly traded company whose security products segment includes Timberline and other hardware lines. Timberline products are commonly specified in industrial, commercial, and institutional settings where keyed or keyless access control is required for storage assets. The line includes cam locks, deadbolt locks, electronic keypad locks, keypads, and grab catches. Many Timberline locks use a Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) design, which allows a facility to rekey or change access permissions without replacing the entire lock body. This is relevant for maintenance and security teams managing multiple access points across a site. The cam locks in this line are typically zinc die-cast with a chrome-plated finish, and they are available in master-keyed configurations. Deadbolt models for cabinets and drawers are also zinc die-cast, with coreless or interchangeable-core options. Electronic keypad locks and keypads provide code-based entry for cabinets, lockers, and enclosures, with receiver-latch and other latch types. Grab catches are steel and use a push-to-close action for access panels and enclosures. 3G Electric supplies the CompX Timberline line as part of its industrial-equipment catalog. The company is headquartered worldwide and ships globally. For technical buyers, 3G Electric provides product data such as manufacturer part numbers, dimensions, materials, and latch or core types, so that a lock can be matched to an existing panel cutout, door thickness, or keying system. The catalog includes multiple SKUs across cam locks, deadbolt locks, electronic keypad locks, keypads, and grab catches. Because Timberline products are used in cabinets, lockers, enclosures, and drawers, they are relevant to plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to standardize access hardware or replace failed locks. 3G Electric supports the line by sourcing the specified part numbers and providing logistics coordination for international delivery. The product data shown in the catalog is drawn from manufacturer specifications, including MPNs such as C169CB, C168CB, C165CB, SP-600-G, RL-110-G, SL-100-G, TP-100-G, and C290CB. Buyers can use these identifiers to confirm compatibility with existing keying systems or mounting requirements. For projects that require mixed access levels, the SFIC cam locks and deadbolt locks allow a common core to be used across different lock bodies. Electronic keypad models offer an alternative where key issuance or key control is impractical. The grab catch is a non-locking component used for push-to-close panels. Together, these product families cover a range of mechanical and electronic access-control needs for industrial and commercial enclosures.

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About COMPX TIMBERLINE

CompX Timberline is a manufacturer of locking hardware and access-control components for cabinets, lockers, enclosures, and drawers. The brand is part of CompX International, a publicly traded company whose security products segment includes Timberline and other hardware lines. Timberline products are commonly specified in industrial, commercial, and institutional settings where keyed or keyless access control is required for storage assets. The line includes cam locks, deadbolt locks, electronic keypad locks, keypads, and grab catches. Many Timberline locks use a Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) design, which allows a facility to rekey or change access permissions without replacing the entire lock body. This is relevant for maintenance and security teams managing multiple access points across a site. The cam locks in this line are typically zinc die-cast with a chrome-plated finish, and they are available in master-keyed configurations. Deadbolt models for cabinets and drawers are also zinc die-cast, with coreless or interchangeable-core options. Electronic keypad locks and keypads provide code-based entry for cabinets, lockers, and enclosures, with receiver-latch and other latch types. Grab catches are steel and use a push-to-close action for access panels and enclosures. 3G Electric supplies the CompX Timberline line as part of its industrial-equipment catalog. The company is headquartered in Singapore and ships globally. For technical buyers, 3G Electric provides product data such as manufacturer part numbers, dimensions, materials, and latch or core types, so that a lock can be matched to an existing panel cutout, door thickness, or keying system. The catalog includes multiple SKUs across cam locks, deadbolt locks, electronic keypad locks, keypads, and grab catches. Because Timberline products are used in cabinets, lockers, enclosures, and drawers, they are relevant to plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to standardize access hardware or replace failed locks. 3G Electric supports the line by sourcing the specified part numbers and providing logistics coordination for international delivery. The product data shown in the catalog is drawn from manufacturer specifications, including MPNs such as C169CB, C168CB, C165CB, SP-600-G, RL-110-G, SL-100-G, TP-100-G, and C290CB. Buyers can use these identifiers to confirm compatibility with existing keying systems or mounting requirements. For projects that require mixed access levels, the SFIC cam locks and deadbolt locks allow a common core to be used across different lock bodies. Electronic keypad models offer an alternative where key issuance or key control is impractical. The grab catch is a non-locking component used for push-to-close panels. Together, these product families cover a range of mechanical and electronic access-control needs for industrial and commercial enclosures.

Common Applications

  • Industrial cabinets and enclosures — CompX Timberline SFIC cam locks (C169CB, C168CB, C165CB) for master-keyed access control.
  • Commercial lockers and storage units — CompX Timberline electronic keypad locks (RL-110-G, SL-100-G) for keyless entry.
  • Access panels and enclosures — CompX Timberline SP-600-G steel grab catch for push-to-close latching.
  • Cabinet and drawer security — CompX Timberline C290CB deadbolt lock with interchangeable core for positive locking.
  • Keyless access control for enclosures — CompX Timberline TP-100-G plastic keypad for code-based entry.
  • Facility rekeying projects — CompX Timberline SFIC cam locks and deadbolt locks allow core replacement without lock body removal.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about COMPX TIMBERLINE from 3G Electric.

What is a Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) in CompX Timberline cam locks?

SFIC stands for Small Format Interchangeable Core. In CompX Timberline cam locks such as C169CB, C168CB, and C165CB, the SFIC design allows the lock core to be removed and replaced without removing the lock body from the panel. This enables rekeying or changing access permissions by swapping cores. The cam locks in this line are zinc die-cast with a chrome-plated finish. Master-keyed configurations are available. For procurement, the SFIC format means a facility can standardize on one core type across multiple lock bodies, provided the lock bodies accept SFIC cores. Confirm the core type and keying before ordering.

What are the dimensions and mounting considerations for the CompX Timberline SP-600-G grab catch?

The CompX Timberline SP-600-G is a steel grab catch with a push opening action. It has a height of 1 1/4 inches and a width of 3/8 inch. It is used in cabinets, enclosures, and access panels that require a push-to-close mechanism. Mounting hole spacing and panel thickness should be checked against the catch dimensions. The grab catch is a non-locking component, so it is typically used where a latch is needed but keyed access is not required. For replacement, match the MPN SP-600-G and verify the opening action and dimensions.

How do CompX Timberline electronic keypad locks such as RL-110-G and SL-100-G differ?

The CompX Timberline RL-110-G and SL-100-G are both electronic keypad cabinet and locker locks with a receiver latch. The RL-110-G has a body height of 2 21/32 inches and a body width of 6 25/32 inches. The SL-100-G has a body height of 1 1/2 inches and a body width of 3 3/8 inches. The size difference affects the mounting footprint and the panel area required. Both provide keyless access control for cabinets, lockers, and storage enclosures. Selection depends on the available mounting space and the latch receiver geometry. Confirm the cutout and latch alignment before ordering.

What is the CompX Timberline TP-100-G keypad used for?

The CompX Timberline TP-100-G is a keyless access control keypad for securing cabinets, lockers, or enclosures in industrial and commercial settings. It provides code-based entry without keys. The keypad is constructed from plastic and has dimensions of 3 3/8 inches in width, 1 1/2 inches in height, and 1/2 inch in depth. It is typically used where a standalone keypad is needed for access control. The MPN TP-100-G should be used to confirm compatibility with the intended lock or controller. For replacement or new installations, verify the wiring and mounting requirements.

What are the key features of CompX Timberline deadbolt cabinet and drawer locks like C290CB?

The CompX Timberline C290CB is a deadbolt lock for cabinet and drawer applications. It has a horizontal left, square configuration with a zinc die-cast construction and a black finish. The body height is 1 3/4 inches. It is designed for commercial or industrial settings and can be used with interchangeable cores. The coreless version allows the user to supply their own core. For specification, confirm the mounting orientation, body dimensions, and core type. The MPN C290CB identifies the specific model. Deadbolt locks provide positive locking for drawers and cabinets where a cam lock may not be suitable.

How does 3G Electric support CompX Timberline orders for international buyers?

3G Electric is headquartered in Singapore and ships globally. For CompX Timberline products, 3G Electric provides catalog data including manufacturer part numbers, dimensions, materials, and latch or core types. Buyers can use the MPNs to verify compatibility with existing systems. 3G Electric sources the specified part numbers and coordinates logistics for international delivery. The catalog includes cam locks, deadbolt locks, electronic keypad locks, keypads, and grab catches. For technical selection, match the MPN and specifications to the application requirements. 3G Electric does not provide installation services but supplies the hardware as listed.