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CCL Keyed Cam Lock

The CCL Std Keyed Cam Lock (MPN 65012) is a keyed-alike, zinc die-cast, chrome-plated cam lock with a 1 1/4 in straight cam length. It is designed for applications requiring consistent keying across multiple locks…

SKU 3G-OTH-738583

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CCL
Item
Keyed Cam Lock
Part Number
65012
Category
Keyed Cam Locks
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Manufacturer Part Number
65012
Type
Keyed Alike, Zinc Die-Cast, Chrome-Plated
Straight Cam Lg
1 1/4 in

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Product Description

The CCL Std Keyed Cam Lock (MPN 65012) is a keyed-alike, zinc die-cast, chrome-plated cam lock with a 1 1/4 in straight cam length. It is designed for applications requiring consistent keying across multiple locks, as indicated by the KA-C415A specification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CCL Std Keyed Cam Lock used for?

The CCL Std Keyed Cam Lock (MPN 65012) is used for securing cabinets, lockers, and panels where consistent keying across multiple locks is required. Its keyed-alike design simplifies access control in industrial, commercial, and institutional settings.

What are the specifications of the CCL 65012 cam lock?

The CCL 65012 is a keyed-alike, zinc die-cast, chrome-plated cam lock with a 1 1/4 in straight cam length. It features the KA-C415A key specification, ensuring all locks in a set operate with the same key.

Where to buy CCL cam locks worldwide?

3G Electric supplies CCL cam locks worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver genuine CCL Std Keyed Cam Locks (MPN 65012) to any location, ensuring compliance with international shipping requirements.

How to install a keyed-alike cam lock?

To install a CCL keyed-alike cam lock, drill a standard cam-lock hole, insert the lock body, and secure the cam with the included screw. Ensure the cam length (1 1/4 in) matches the panel thickness. Test key operation before finalizing installation.

Used in

Common applications for CCL
Industrial cabinets — CCL combination cam lock (MPN 39023) with zinc die-cast nickel construction for keyless access.
Commercial lockers — CCL combination cam lock (MPN 39022) with chrome-plated finish for corrosion resistance.
Institutional enclosures — CCL combination cam lock (MPN 39052) with 1-1/4 in straight cam for secure closure.
Panel doors — CCL combination cam lock (MPN 39053) with user-set combination for keyless entry.
Maintenance and repair — CCL replacement cam (MPN F178-50) for actuating locking mechanisms in cabinets and lockers.
Security equipment — CCL replacement cam (MPN F118-18) for compatibility with standard locking mechanisms.
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3G Electric supplies CCL keyed cam locks. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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