Kaba Ilco Corp
Kaba Ilco Corp 1597-HAW1 Brass Key Blank for Hayworth Lock, Pack of 10
Ten brass key blanks for Hayworth office-furniture locks with five-pin keyways
- TypeMechanical Push Button
- Solid brass construction resists wear
- 5-pin keyway matches Hayworth office furniture locks
- Pack of 10 blanks covers multiple doors
- Mechanical push-button compatible design
- Kaba Ilco brand trusted by locksmiths
Kaba Ilco 1597-HAW1 Key Blanks
This pack contains ten brass key blanks cut for Hayworth locks with a five-pin configuration. They suit locksmiths, facility managers and office-maintenance teams who need ready stock for desk, cabinet or furniture cylinders. Each blank matches the original keyway profile for reliable duplication.
Mechanical Precision and Durability
Brass construction resists corrosion and wears evenly inside the lock cylinder, so cuts stay crisp through repeated use. The material machines cleanly without burrs, reducing filing time during key cutting. No batteries, electronics or lubrication are required for normal operation.
Replaces Worn or Lost Originals
Use these blanks when an existing Hayworth key is damaged, misplaced or when a new cylinder is installed without a matching key. The five-pin layout fits standard office-furniture locksets, so the upgrade is worthwhile whenever key control must be restored quickly. Not suited for locks with a different pin count or keyway profile.
Highlights
- Solid brass construction resists wear
- 5-pin keyway matches Hayworth office furniture locks
- Pack of 10 blanks covers multiple doors
- Mechanical push-button compatible design
- Kaba Ilco brand trusted by locksmiths
Specifications
| Brand | Kaba Ilco |
|---|---|
| Type | Mechanical Push Button |
Questions about this item
How do I cut the 1597-HAW1 brass blanks to match my Hayworth lock, and what step do people skip?
Take the blank to a locksmith or hardware store with a key-cutting machine; the step often missed is verifying the five-pin spacing against the original key before cutting.
What maintenance or replacement will these brass key blanks need over time?
Brass keys wear at the cuts and shoulders; replace a blank when the profile no longer turns the cylinder smoothly or shows visible deformation.
What limit appears first when I use these blanks heavily in an office furniture lock?
The soft brass material wears faster than steel, so the key profile degrades before the lock mechanism does, requiring a fresh blank cut from the original.
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