Disc tumbler keyed cam locks have a row of discs inside that must be aligned with the correct key to open. They're harder to pick than pin tumbler keyed cam locks because they require specialized tools to break in. These cam locks install in furniture to protect the contents from theft or unauthorized use.

Pin tumbler keyed cam locks have a series of pins of varying lengths inside that prevent the lock from opening without the correct key. They install in furniture and provide a general level of security to protect the contents from theft or unauthorized use.

Interchangeable core keyed cam locks can be rekeyed or keyed into an existing system by replacing the core, so the locks don't need to be disassembled each time. They fit all standard small format interchangeable cores (SFIC). They're commonly installed in wood, metal, and glass enclosures and storage cabinets in retail settings and protect the contents from theft or unauthorized use.

These cam locks have a row of discs inside that must be aligned with the correct key to open. They have an L-shaped handle that assists opening. They're harder to pick than pin tumbler keyed cam locks because they require specialized tools to break in. They typically install in metal cabinet and locker doors in retail settings and protect the contents from theft or unauthorized use.

These keyed cam locks come with a barrel-shaped, or tubular, key that is more difficult to duplicate than flat keys. These locks have a series of pins of varying lengths inside that prevent the lock from opening without the correct key. These locks install in furniture and protect the contents from theft or unauthorized use.

These cam locks typically install in metal or wood enclosures and storage cabinets in retail settings and protect the contents from theft or unauthorized use. Also known as thumbturn keyed cam locks, they have a wing-shaped handle that assists opening.

These cam locks have a series of pins of varying lengths inside that prevent the lock from opening without the correct key. They have a T-shaped handle that assists opening. These locks typically install in metal cabinet doors in retail settings and provide a general level of security to protect the contents from theft or unauthorized use.