Schlage Service Tool — Professional Schlage Lock Tools for Locksmiths

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SKU: MAJ-SCT-1
Regular price $52.77

 

Effortless Schlage Cylinder Servicing & Maintenance

The Schlage Service Tool is a must-have addition to your locksmith toolkit. Designed specifically to simplify the servicing of Schlage cylinders, this precision-engineered tool lets professionals quickly and safely remove threaded caps and access internal components without a key.

Whether you’re rekeying a lock, performing maintenance, or dealing with a stuck knob, this tool will make frustrating jobs faster and smoother — saving time on every job.

Why This Tool Is Essential in Your Schlage Lock Tools Kit

  • Designed for Schlage Locks: Built to fit Schlage cylinders, including newer “B series” designs.

  • Dual-Purpose Ends: Side “A” removes threaded caps; Side “B” depresses the cylinder cap pin for knob removal.

  • No Key Required: Enable service work even when the original key is unavailable.

  • Faster & Easier Workflows: Reduces frustration and improves efficiency on front-door service calls.

If you’re building out a professional set of Schlage lock tools, this service tool should be at the top of your list.

FAQs

How to unlock a Schlage lock with pick tools?

Unlocking a Schlage lock with pick tools requires proper authorization and skill. Locksmiths typically use tension wrenches and Schlage‑specific pick tools, such as Lishi picks, to carefully manipulate internal pins until the lock opens without damage.

How is the Schlage Service Tool different from a lock pick?

The Service Tool is meant for servicing and disassembly, not picking. Picks are used to manipulate pins to open the lock, while this tool removes mechanical components safely. 

What type of Schlage locks does the Schlage Service Tool work on?

It’s designed to work on most Schlage cylinders, including older “A series” and newer “B series” locks, helping you remove threaded caps and access components without a key.

How to pick a Schlage door handle lock?

Picking a Schlage door handle lock requires legal permission and proper tools. Locksmiths usually apply light tension with a wrench while using Schlage‑compatible picks to lift each pin to the shear line, allowing the cylinder to rotate and unlock smoothly.