Turning Aid Handle-V2

Disc detainer locks are mainly padlocks and bicycle locks. The area of deployment is broad and can be found all over the world. With the ARES from Multipick and a little practice, you will be able to open almost any disc detainer lock. Furthermore, we offer common scales for Abus and Abloy. The difference is mainly in the graduation of 2mm (Abus, Abloy) and 1.6mm (Abloy). The scales are guides to make it easier to find the positions of the individual discs. The graduations already mentioned are the most widely used on the market. Of course, you can also use the scales for any other disc detainer lock. However, the graduation can then only be used as a reference. With the Multipick ARES Opening System, you have all the options to build the right tool for opening disc detainer locks. With this set you will be able to open even tough locks. The basic module offers you the possibility to modularly expand your system.  Our ARES is made of high-quality aluminium with an anodised coating and a special steel alloy, as used in all our products. In order to achieve smooth running between the tensioning tool and the setting tool, a sliding sleeve has been integrated. A clear laser marking of the corresponding components ensures precise orientation during operation. More control can be achieved by individually screwing the handles included in the scope of delivery into the basic module. These are necessary in some cases, especially when using the drill recess version. Changing the individual components, such as the dimple pick, scale, positioning ring, key profile, tensioner and disc setter, can be carried out with minimal effort.  

The ELITE HILO Grips combine high-performance functionality with a sleek and ergonomic design.Made from high-durability plastic, these grips offer exceptional stability and long-lasting performance. The integrated Secure Touch Zone ensures a firm and comfortable grip, preventing slips and enhancing control even during extended picking sessions.Featuring six internal magnets, the ELITE HILO Grip securely holds your lock pick in place without screws or traditional plug-in methods. This enables quick and effortless pick swaps in just seconds.Designed to fit all Multipick Elite picks (0.4 / 0.5 / 0.6 mm), this set of 3 grips enhances handling without sacrificing sensitivity.HILO stands for High Sensitivity and Low Interference, a concept engineered for maximum feedback accuracy. The grip remains stable and ready for immediate use, even when switching picks.Technical Specifications:Length: 89 mmWidth: 11 mmHeight: 6,8 mmHeight including Single Pick: 7 mmMaterial: High-durability plasticColor: BlackCompatible with: All Multipick Elite picks (0.4 / 0.5 / 0.6 mm) 

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. 

These scales are used for unlocking disc tumbler-/disc detainer locks. They are available in different graduations. Also here, the selection of a scale depends on the type of lock you want to open. This scale corresponds to the graduation 1.6mm . 

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.