Course Description
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This course will
teach you how to use the design flaws in mechanical
locks to manipulate the wheels and components to obtain
a lock's combination while opening the locking mechanism.
All mechanical locks have factory defects, known
as tolerances, which allows them to be manipulated.
This is a non-invasive method for obtaining access
to a safe as well as retrieve the combination. |
Who Should Attend
This is an advanced
course for technicians who already have a good understanding
of combination locks. The skill of manipulation
is for technicians who want to understand the more
complex and in-depth workings of the lock and be
capable of determining the combination without drilling
the lock
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Prerequisite
Subjects Covered
• What
makes manipulation possible
• Contact points and their use
• Finding indications
• How to determine known numbers
• How to open the lock
• Straight tail piece manipulation
• Advanced manipulation techniques
• Manipulation aids |
Students Receive
• Flow charts and manipulation data package
• Extensive, 160 page reference manual
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Certifications &
Diplomas
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Key Topics
• What Makes Manipulation Possible
• Manufacturing Tolerances
• Group II Combination Locks
• LaGard 3330 Contact Points & Wheel
Action
• Sargent & Greenleaf 6730
• Working with Graphs & True Center Graphs
• Sargent & Greenleaf 6730
• Third Wheel Fly Interference
• Taking Readings in the Contact
Area
• Manipulation of various Combination Locks
• LaGard 3300
• Manipulating the Mosler
• Manipulating the Diebold
• Straight Tail Piece Locks
• Sentry Safes
• Final Exam
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