What are the differentiating advantages of MAKE’s scrambing combination locks?

MAKE’s dedication to excellence in scrambing combination locks creates two key advantages that differentiate it from similar locks, giving your product unique market competitiveness.

Key Retrieval

When a user forgets their password, some scrambing combination locks require a probe and a management key.

MAKE has simplified the process, allowing password retrieval using only the management key, without a probe.

Detailed instructions are as follows:

①In the closed position, insert the management key and rotate it 90° clockwise.

②From left to right, turn the dial downwards one by one until it clicks. This indicates the correct combination.

③After turning the key counterclockwise and removing it, you can continue using the original combination or a new one.

User password retrieval is now effortless, significantly improving the lock’s user experience.

One-touch reset function

After locking, most scrambing combination locks require the user to manually reset the dial to zero to prevent password disclosure.

However, after turning the knob to lock, users often forget to manually shuffle the numbers. This allows thieves to easily steal property by simply turning the knob without entering the correct combination.

MAKE has independently developed one-touch reset technology to address this security loophole. This technology works by mechanically driving the dial to zero when the knob is turned.

The moment the lock is unlocked, all numbers on the dial are automatically reset to zero, providing two advantages.

First, the combination is less likely to be revealed by others; second, there’s no need to manually shuffle the numbers when locking, ensuring combination security while simplifying operation.

MAKE scrambing combination locks are suitable for lockers, lockers, document cabinets, display cabinets, and more. We welcome purchases from all manufacturers.