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Guide to Key Machines

Save time and money by investing in one of your own key cutting machines


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Key machines are used by construction companies, locksmiths and property owners. By purchasing a key duplication machine, you'll be able to give your customers the peace of mind of knowing that their property is locked securely. In turn, you'll save money on both theft losses and key cutting fees. Many used key machines are available to help you get started in this cost-saving venture at a lower cost.

When looking at various key cutting machines for sale, among the key points to consider are:

1. The availability of local providers of key machines;

2. The possibility of purchasing a used key machine;

3. The ability to choose a key cutting machine with high-end security features.


Action Steps
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Search first for local options for providers of key machines


In most areas, there isn't a plethora of companies that offer a key machine for sale. If you're lucky enough to have one, use it quickly to avoid having to pay shipping costs. But if not, there are many online options to purchase your new key machine.

I recommend: MySecurityPro features several key cutting machines for sale. Taylor Security & Lock also offers machines from arguably the best manufacturer of key machines, Ilco.

Find a provider of used key cutting machines


Key duplication machines are not inexpensive by any means. But you can save yourself quite a bit of money by purchasing a used key machine and then upgrading later if needed.

I recommend: Key Mart offers refurbished used key machines for sale.

Secure your client's property using one of the high-security key duplicating machines on the market


Occasionally, it's important to your client that the keys to their property be unavailable for duplication at just any key duplication shop. By purchasing a high-security key cutting machine, you can offer your clients a better product for the same price as they were expecting before.

I recommend: LockPicks offers a computerized code machine that will create security keys. CLK Supplies features a high-security machine that will handle all of your secure key needs.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • If you can place the key cutting machine in a limited-access area, you can give your clients even more secure keys because there will be less likelihood of a rogue employee making keys without your knowledge.

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