Chicago Lock Keys

Chicago Lock makes some of the most common cabinet, desk, safe and tubular locks in the U.S., and every one carries a key code. This hub collects all of our Chicago series, close to 200 listings, so you can find your code in one place.

What you'll find: Chicago tubular series on the AP1–AP4 blanks (codes like XF1001–XF2250 and 1001X–2250X), 7-pin tubular series on the 1137S blank used on vending and safes, and flat-key cabinet and furniture series on the CG16, CG17 and CG22 blanks, including many shared with CompX, Steelcase, Herman Miller and Ace.

Where is the code? On tubular locks it is stamped around the round keyway. On flat-key cam locks it is on the face of the lock or on the key bow. Codes often mix letters and numbers, and a letter before the number is a different series from the same letter after it (XF1001 is not 1001XF). Type exactly what you see.

Read how to find your key code and Will this key fit?. Related hubs: tubular lock keys, National and CompX keys and file cabinet keys.

How to order: open the listing whose code range includes your code, type the code in the Key code box, type it again to confirm, and add to cart. The box only accepts codes in that series, so you can't pick the wrong one by accident. Orders before 2 PM ET ship same day.

KEYSALACARTE, locksmith since 1989.