Tuff Stuff
Tuff Stuff 7050 Polished Brass Rim Cylinder Door Lock
Polished brass rim cylinder lock with Schlage SC1 keyway, 5-pin tumbler, adjustable tail and re-keyable design
- FinishPolished Brass
- TypeRim Cylinder
- Polished brass finish resists corrosion and matches classic hardware
- Rim cylinder design fits surface-mounted lock installations
- 5-pin tumbler mechanism provides reliable key operation
- Schlage SC1 keyway allows re-keying to existing keys
- Adjustable tail length accommodates various door thicknesses
Polished Brass Rim Cylinder
The Tuff Stuff 7050 is a solid brass rim cylinder finished in polished brass US3. It fits standard rim lock preparations and uses a Schlage SC1 keyway. The cylinder is supplied keyed different and can be re-keyed to match existing keys. It serves as a direct replacement for common rim cylinder housings.
Brass Construction And Adjustable Tail
The lock body is machined from solid brass for corrosion resistance and long service life. An adjustable tailpiece allows the cylinder to accommodate a range of door thicknesses without modification. The five pin tumbler mechanism operates smoothly with standard Schlage keys. Polished brass surfaces retain their lustre with minimal maintenance.
Schlage Keyway Limits Compatibility
The SC1 keyway restricts use to Schlage-compatible key systems and cannot accept keys from other manufacturers. Re-keying requires Schlage-specific pins and tools. Builders needing a different keyway or a keyed-alike set across multiple brands will need a separate cylinder. The rim mounting style also limits installation to surface-mounted hardware only.
Highlights
- Polished brass finish resists corrosion and matches classic hardware
- Rim cylinder design fits surface-mounted lock installations
- 5-pin tumbler mechanism provides reliable key operation
- Schlage SC1 keyway allows re-keying to existing keys
- Adjustable tail length accommodates various door thicknesses
Specifications
| Finish | Polished Brass |
|---|---|
| Type | Rim Cylinder |
Questions about this item
Does the Schlage SC1 keyway on the 7050 rim cylinder limit me to a specific key blank?
The SC1 keyway accepts standard Schlage five-pin blanks, so any locksmith can cut or re-key it without special blanks.
What door thickness does the 1-1/16" rim cylinder and adjustable tailpiece accommodate?
The 1-1/16" cylinder body fits standard rim-latch prep, and the adjustable tailpiece lets you match the exact door thickness on site.
How do I set the adjustable tailpiece on the 7050 so the lock engages properly?
Insert the cylinder, extend the tailpiece until it fully engages the latch retractor, then tighten the set screw — skipping that final tightening is the common mistake.
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