Put simply — the is a heavy‑duty, mechanical deadbolt rim lock designed to anchor your main door with more bite than basic locks do. This isn’t some flimsy latch you shrug off — it’s built with a multi‑bolt system that actually makes a would‑be break‑in pause and think twice.

If you’re upgrading from a standard single‑bolt lock, you’ll notice the difference right away in how the 5 locking bolts engage — they spread the load and resist forced entry much better than the three bolts in a lot of locks. You get a real sense of solidity every time you turn the key.

Key Features:

• 5‑Bolt Security - Multiple locking points grip the door frame, making it far harder to kick or pry open.
• EXS+ Angular Pin Technology - The tumblers are cut in a complex pattern that gives you an enormous number of key combinations — good luck duplicating one without the original.
• Aldrop Privacy Bolt - Flip this in from the inside and nobody outside can turn the key, even if they have one.
• Single Cylinder Operation - Simple key‑from‑outside, knob‑from‑inside action keeps it familiar — no fuss.
• Solid Metal Finish - Sturdy metal body with quality finish means it won’t rust or degrade fast in daily use.

Applications

This lock is built for places where you seriously mean business about security — the main door deadbolt on apartments, standalone houses, offices and even stores want this level of bite because it gives you and your crew peace of mind rather than a false sense of it. It mates cleanly to wooden or metal doors without demanding a full mortise cut, so upgrading from a basic lock is practical and doesn’t require wrecking the door.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — if you’re spending money on a lock, you want one that doesn’t feel cheap the moment you touch it. The deadbolt with 16 angular pins in this model cranks key combinations into the hundreds of crores, which translates to a real, functional barrier against key copying and picking. Add the 5 independent bolts and the privacy aldrop and you’ve got real deterrence against brute force and manipulation.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Number of Bolts - Five locking bolts spread force and make it much harder to lever the lock open compared to a 3‑bolt unit.
• Pin Formation - Sixteen angular pins create a very high combination count — this makes picking and key duplication extremely tough.
• Key Combinations - Around 200 crore (2 billion+) unique cuts, so two locks of the same model are unlikely to share a key.
• Backset - Typically around a 60 mm backset, which is the distance from the door edge to the center of the keyhole — fits most standard main doors.
• Finish - Available in antique brass or satin nickel, giving you options that blend with your door hardware and resist wear.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re installing or upgrading the front entrance security lock on a home or business and you want something with real staying power, this model is worth a hard look — it’s a step up from entry‑level deadbolts and fits regular doors without exotic installation.

Don’t get me wrong — this isn’t a digital lock with bells and whistles. But for a solid mechanical lock that refuses to give you an easy out, it’s the kind of tool you’re glad to have when you come home at 2 AM and don’t want to worry about that lock.