Tuff Stuff 21852D Satin Chrome 26D Mortise Cylinder Door Lock
Solid brass mortise cylinder with Segal SE1 keyway fits standard mortise locks and can be re-keyed
- Surface finishSatin Chrome
- Sold asEach
- Product typeMortise Cylinder
- Key featuresTuff Stuff
- Solid brass construction resists corrosion and wear
- 1-1/8" mortise cylinder fits most standard mortise locks
- Segal SE1 keyway allows re-keying to match existing keys
- 5-pin tumbler mechanism provides reliable security performance
- Satin chrome 26D finish delivers durable, low-maintenance appearance
Solid Brass Mortise Cylinder
The Tuff Stuff 21852D is a solid brass mortise cylinder with a satin chrome finish and Segal SE1 keyway. It suits homeowners and locksmiths who need a direct replacement cylinder for existing mortise lock bodies on interior or exterior doors.
Replaces worn or damaged cylinders
This cylinder replaces a failed or keyed-different mortise cylinder without changing the surrounding lock hardware. The jump is worth it when the existing cylinder binds, loses pins, or when a property requires a new keyway while keeping the original mortise case.
Straightforward cylinder swap
Installation involves removing the set screw, unscrewing the old cylinder, and threading the new 1-1/8" unit into the mortise body before tightening the set screw. What usually goes wrong is mismatched cam orientation or incorrect cylinder length for the door thickness, so verify the cam position and measure the old cylinder before fitting.
How it compares
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- Price $6.99
- Cheaper than about 93% of the 2,145 comparable items (median $55.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Model name | 21852D |
| Product type | Mortise Cylinder |
| Size & build | |
| Surface finish | Satin Chrome |
Questions about this item
What door thickness does the 1-1/8" mortise cylinder fit?
The 1-1/8" length suits standard doors; different sizes are available for other thicknesses.
How is the Segal SE1 keyway cylinder installed and what step is often missed?
Insert the cylinder into the mortise body, secure with the set screw, then test the cam rotation before tightening fully.
When will the 5-pin tumbler cylinder need re-keying or replacement?
Re-key if keys are lost or access changes; replace if the brass cylinder shows wear or the cam fails to engage.
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