Can Master locks be keyed alike?
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Keyed alike is when one key can open many locks, providing the user with one-key convenience. MasterLocks.com offers many lock models keyed alike. You can create a keyed alike system with the same lock model or different padlocks that are used for many different applications.
Can you get same keyed padlocks?
Keyed alike padlocks offer a simple way to create extra security. They are also known as suited or same key padlocks. The benefit of a Keyed Alike lock is that it allows the operator to open a range of padlocks with one key. A variety of applications and different security grades are available.
What is the difference between keyed alike and keyed differently?
Keyed Alike: This means key coded to the same key number. This option provides “same key” convenience and eliminates the need for multiple keys where numerous locks and access is needed. Keyed Different: This means that the lock are keyed differently. Different set of keys are required to unlock each lock.

What locks can be keyed alike?
Padlocks can be keyed alike, in some instances padlocks can also be keyed alike to other locks so you could use your padlock key to open the front door lock.
How do you get locks keyed alike?

To get your locks re-keyed, visit your local locksmith to have them do it for you. Or, just ask the store you’re purchasing the locks from to re-key the lock to one you may already own. It’s a process that should only take a few minutes.
What are keyed alike padlocks?
What does Keyed Alike Mean? Keyed alike means one key fits all locks, for example your front and back door locks can both use the same key or every lock in an office can use the same key. Having your locks keyed alike is very beneficial if you want to open & close all your door locks with one key.
Are keyed alike padlocks safe?
This means that when you buy two or more padlocks from the keyed alike range they will all be operated by the same key. : For security these locks are only provided with a single key. This prevents two keys being accidently distributed to more than one person.
How are locks keyed alike?
In a nut shell, keyed alike means that the locks have the same cut so that any one key with that cut can fit all the locks. For example, imagine that your deadlock key can also open the back door, screen door and veranda.
What is keyed alike system?