Key Profile for ABUS-EC550

The dimple picks for the Multipick ARES Opening System are specialised picks designed for the precise setting of pins in dimple lock cylinders. Depending on the version, the picks differ in the shape and geometry of the flags.When used together with the ARES system, the dimple picks enable a structured and systematic working method. They assist in setting individual pins precisely, interpreting feedback accurately, and opening even demanding dimple cylinders in a controlled manner.Suitable for: ABUS EC550; CES WSM; WILKA W3600; Multipick Training Cylinder (TCS-B) 

ABUS D6X / EC750 / EC850 / D10 – ARES opening tool for dimple cylinder locks – With the Multipick ARES opening system, we have achieved a revolution in the field of tools for opening dimple cylinders. A tool that offers countless possibilities, reliably opening almost any dimple cylinder 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.Further links:All components and accessories / Overview of the ARES systemOperating instructions for the ARES system 

Our diverse key profiles serve primarily to guide the pick, as well as to establish the pre-tension when setting the pins. Another advantage of our profiles is that they can be removed from the lock after picking and a possible second closure can be bypassed, for example using the Flip-It. Furthermore, the key profile can be used to check the function of the pins by inserting the profile on the corresponding side of the pins. This allows you to check whether the pins are moving in order for it to be positioned. Information on this can also be found in our ARES explanatory video.Thanks to the modular design of the Multipick ARES opening system, we can offer various key profiles for the corresponding cylinder locks.Operating instructions and an overview in tabular form of our ARES sets and their corresponding profiles and scales can be found under this link. 

These scales are used when it comes to opening dimple locks. They are available in different graduations. The selection of a scale depends on the type of lock you want to open. We currently offer 4 different graduations: 3.1mm / 3.4mm / 3.6mm and 3.8mm. This scale corresponds to the graduation 3.6mm . 

Our diverse key profiles serve primarily to guide the pick, as well as to establish the pre-tension when setting the pins. Another advantage of our profiles is that they can be removed from the lock after picking and a possible second closure can be bypassed, for example using the Flip-It. Furthermore, the key profile can be used to check the function of the pins by inserting the profile on the corresponding side of the pins. This allows you to check whether the pins are moving in order for it to be positioned. Information on this can also be found in our ARES explanatory video.Thanks to the modular design of the Multipick ARES opening system, we can offer various key profiles for the corresponding cylinder locks.Operating instructions and an overview in tabular form of our ARES sets and their corresponding profiles and scales can be found under this link.