Explore our comprehensive Frequently Asked Questions About Industrial Locks for expert insights into precision cabinet locks, cam locks, and advanced access control solutions. Learn about security grades, industrial applications for electrical enclosures, server cabinets, vending machines, and self-service terminals, along with size selection, installation guidance, anti-pick and tamper-resistant designs, and custom ODM lock solutions. You'll also find information on mass production lead times, patented lock technologies, and durable metal lock designs for global industrial, commercial, office, and equipment storage applications.
1. Standard models: 25-40 business days after deposit confirmation.
2. Customized models: 45-60 business days, depending on complexity.
Yes. We support Lock OEM (custom logo on the lock body or packaging) and Locks ODM (custom design based on your specifications). Tooling fees may apply for entirely new molds.
Standard models usually have a low MOQ (often 100–500 pcs). Custom finishes, custom key codes, or OEM packaging may have a higher MOQ. Contact our sales team for specific models.
Yes. Samples are available (usually at cost plus shipping). Lead time for samples is typically 3–7 business days.
Depending on the model, our locks may meet standards such as CE, RoHS, and REACH. Certification details are listed on each product specification sheet.
Most electronic locks support override with a mechanical backup key included with the lock.
No. Electronic smart furniture locks are typically battery-operated (AAA or CR batteries), requiring no external wiring. Battery life is usually over 12 months under normal use, with low-battery alerts.
Yes. Our locks undergo cycle testing (commonly 30,000–50,000 opening cycles), salt spray testing for corrosion resistance, and torque tests. Test reports can be provided upon request.
Check the lock's specified thread diameter (commonly 19mm) and drill a hole matching that. Install the lock body from the front, then screw the mounting nut from the back. The cam tongue is attached at the rear and adjusted to reach the catch point.
Basic installation typically requires: a drill with a hole saw / auger bit matching the lock size, a screwdriver, a tape measure, and a pencil. Some cam locks only need a wrench and a screwdriver.
Yes. Most furniture locks support finishes including chrome, nickel, black, and brass. Minimum order quantities 3000pcs may apply for custom colors.
Material | Pros | Cons | Best For |
Zinc alloy | Good corrosion resistance, can be die-cast into complex shapes, affordable | Slightly softer | Indoor furniture, general cabinets |
Stainless steel | Excellent corrosion resistance, durable | Higher cost | Bathrooms, kitchens, coastal/humid areas |