- bitting position
- n.the location of a key cut
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bitting position
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Bitting — A bitting is the part of the key that actually engages the tumblers to activate the lock. Bittings are often represented as a code which instructs how a key is to be cut by a locksmith. The bitting is usually a series of integers (e.g. 372164)… … Wikipedia
total position progression — n. a process used to obtain key bittings in a master key system wherein bittings of change keys differ from those of the top master key in all bitting positions … Locksmith dictionary
progression column — n. a listing of the key bitting possibilities available in one bitting position as displayed in a column of the key bitting array … Locksmith dictionary
binary type cylinder or lock — n. a cylinder or lock whose combination only allows for two bitting possibilities in each bitting position … Locksmith dictionary
binary cut key — n. a key whose combination only allows for two possibilities in each bitting position: cut/no cut … Locksmith dictionary
one pin master key — n. a master key for all combinations obtained by progressing only one bitting position … Locksmith dictionary
progressive — n. any bitting position which is progressed rather than held constant … Locksmith dictionary
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