Trimas 3 Star TS007 High Security Euro Cylinder Barrel for UPVC Door -

External side has Sacrificial break point!

Sizes available:

• 70mm (35 Ext x 35 Int) - Satin Brass
• 80mm (35 Ext x 45 Int) - Satin Brass and Nickel Plated
• 80mm (45 Ext x 35 Int) - Satin Brass and Nickel Plated
• 80mm (40 Ext x 40 Int) - Satin Brass
• 100mm (55 Ext x 45 Int) - Satin Brass
• 100mm (50 Ext x 50 Int) - Satin Brass

This Trimas euro double cylinder is anti bump, pick and drill and is anti snap on External side, has been tested to TS007 3* kite marked standard and secured-by-design approved.

Specifications:

• Anti-snap - Break point allows interior key to work even if external snap damage occurs
• Anti-bump - features 'anti-bump pin 
• Anti-pick - four special anti pick pins
• Anti-drill - protected against drilling by anti drill pins 
• Supplied with 3 security keys
• Secure-By-Design approved TS007 3* Kite marked Security Euro Cylinder (license KM597142)
• Over 50,000 combinations
• EN1303:2005 - Grade 2 attack pass - the highest category
• Kitemarke approved with BS EN1303:2005 accreditation  

Features:

• Available in Polished Brass and Nickel Plated finish
• Available in Keyed Alike
• Extra keys available to order with cylinder

 

Packaging:

• Bag

How do I measure a door cylinder?

The size of cylinder you need is determined by the thickness of the door and handle combination, for this reason there are many sizes available and you will need to be careful that you measure the cylinder accurately (one size will not fit all). It is possible to measure a door cylinder in the door, but to be sure it's best to remove it first

Your new door cylinder should protrude by no more than 5mm from the handle back plates. It is most sensible to go for exactly the same size as you are replacing (unless your old cylinder was protruding excessively).

Measurement A - Measure from one end of the cylinder to the middle of the central screw hole.

Measurement B - Measure from the other end to the middle of the central screw hole

 

Now check your measurements:

Measure the overall cylinder length from end to end. The length of the cylinder should equal the sum of measurements (A) and (B) when added together.

For example: If measurement (A) = 40mm and measurement (B) = 50mm the size required would be 40/50 cylinder (90mm in length). No further measurements are required.