Locksmith Lock Picking Set Lock Pick Set 4pcs Set OEM Tools
Locksmithing TooIs Overview
With the rise of electronic locks, locksmiths now use tools that
can interface with electronic systems, such as key programmers and
diagnostic tools. Locksmithing tools can be manual, requiring
physical effort, or electric, offering automated assistance for
tasks like key cutting. Some tools are portable, allowing
locksmiths to work on-site, while others are stationary, typically
used in a workshop setting.
Parameters Table and Parameter Details
| Parameter | Description |
|---|
| Material | stainless steel |
Set | 4pcs |
| Model | RC-2521 |
| Tool Types | Hook rake tension wrench etc. |
| Applicable Locks | Training padlocks small pin locks |
| Packaging | plastic pack |
| Skill Level | Beginner intermediate |
| Lock Plate Design | Suitable for self-study or locksmith training |
| Additional Accessories | Pins picks extension rods etc. |
Application Scenarios
Repairing locks rusted from long-term disuse.
Installing durable, waterproof locks for sports stadiums.
Opening locks blocked by foreign objects inside the keyhole.
Installing specialized locks for movie theater projection rooms.
Repairing door locks stuck due to improper installation angles.
Product Features and Advantages Features
Security Training for Airport Staff: Airport security personnel can
use the Practice Padlock set to understand the vulnerabilities of
different locks and improve their screening processes.
Lock-Picking for Historians: Historians can use the Practice
Padlock set to replicate and study ancient lock mechanisms, gaining
insights into historical security practices.
Security Training for Warehouse Staff: Warehouse staff can use the
Practice Padlock set to secure inventory and prevent unauthorized
access.
Lock-Picking for Architects: Architects can use the Practice
Padlock set to design more secure buildings, understanding the
mechanics of locks and how they integrate into structures.
Security Training for IT Professionals: IT professionals can use
the Practice Padlock set to understand the physical security
aspects of protecting servers and data centers.
Advantages (Compared to Traditional Locks)
Comparison Practice Padlock Lock Pick Set Traditional Locks
Purpose Designed for practice and skill development Designed for
security only
Lock Variety Includes multiple lock types for diverse practice
Limited to one lock type
Educational Value Provides tutorials and learning resources No
educational resources
Portability Compact and portable for easy carrying Not portable
Skill Development Helps users master lock-picking skills No skill
development aspect
Legal Use Clearly labeled for educational purposes May be used
illegally
Considerations for Use
Keep cutting tools sharp for efficient operation.
Avoid using damaged or broken tools.
Use ear protection when working with loud tools.
Keep a first aid kit nearby in case of accidents.
Don't use tools with loose or damaged handles.
