Grid Scale BO-3.4 for Dimple Locks - Opener

The graduations of the grid scales are identical to those of the items MOB-SK001 to MOB-SK004 (3.1mm / 3.4mm / 3.6mm and 3.8mm). In addition, the graduation is recognisable here by a "ring nut". This serves as a grid. The scales offer the advantage that the pick is always positioned in the grid dimension in the thrust axis. For this purpose, an additional pressure spring pin is screwed into the positioning ring. This comes with the tool and can be used if required. Through the modification, the user can concentrate on the rotary axis and the pick in order to set the pin. The slight disadvantage of this is that the liberty in the thrust axis is lost. This could be an issue in some cases. In this case, a scale without a grid would be advantageous. This scale corresponds to the graduation 3.1mm 

In each case set, one or two positioning rings are included. Depending on the type of set purchased, it will contain a positioning ring for dimple locks and/or a positioning ring for disc tumbler-/detainer locks. The rings, in combination with the corresponding scale, give you a reference point in which range you are with the opening tool (pick or disc setter). In addition, with the positioning ring for dimple pin tumbler locks, you have the option of using a latching function. However, this only works in combination with the grid scale. 

This scale corresponds to the 4.0 mm graduation and is deployed to unlock dimple cylinders. The selection of the scale depends on the type of lock to be opened.Here you will find a corresponding table showing you which scale belongs to which cylinder profile.Operating instructions, e.g. for the ARES dimple opening system, can be found here.All available scales, additional individual components and all sets can be found in the ARES category. 

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Here we are looking at different "Dimple pin picks" required for setting the pins in the lock. We currently offer 5 different picks. These differ in the design and shape of the "flags". Depending on the requirements, the corresponding pick is used. 

Here we are looking at different "Dimple pin picks" required for setting the pins in the lock. We currently offer 5 different picks. These differ in the design and shape of the "flags". Depending on the requirements, the corresponding pick is used. For this purpose, we have also created a table to make it easier for you to choose the right pick. 

Abus- D6XARES opening tool - The ultimate opening tool for dimple pin-tumbler locks Dimple cylinders are widely used and can be found in many residential doors. With the Multipick ARES Opening System, we have succeeded in creating a revolution in the field of tools for dimple pin-tumbler systems. A tool that offers countless possibilities to open almost any dimple cylinder reliably and quickly with a bit of practice.The included scale in the scope of delivery is designed for the Abus- D6X cylinder. It serves as an aid for positioning the pick above a pin. Alternatively, you can palpate the pins freely and then position them with the pick.In addition to the Abus- D6X, the basic module offers you the possibility to expand your system modularly.We are working specifically on further profile types for dimple pin-tumbler locks, disc locks and further extensions, such as for opening safes. You can find all components and accessories here..Our ARES is made of high-quality aluminium with an anodised coating and a special steel alloy, which is used in all our products.In order to achieve smooth operation between the tensioning tool and the setting tool, a plain bearing designed specifically for this purpose has been integrated. Clear laser markings on the corresponding components ensure precise orientation during use. By individually attaching the included handle to the basic module, a stronger force can be applied during pretensioning (dimple locks) and, depending on the task, a better hold of the tool and better feel can be achieved when tensioning.Operating instructions and an overview in tabular form of our ARES sets and their corresponding profiles and scales can be found under this link.