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Sharpened Bump Keys
Order from our extensive collection of bump keys and bump key sets. Read our guide on how to open pin cylinder locks with a bump key. Ideal for locksmiths, property managers, and curious hobbyists. Check out our assortment and improve your lockpicking skills today!
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Bump keys, also known as bump keys, are specially designed keys used to open pin cylinder locks. This works similarly to raking in a traditional lockpick set.
The process of opening a lock with a bump key is called “bumping” and is very effective.
Pin cylinder locks are manipulated by giving the small pins in the lock a hard strike. This allows the pins to be aligned correctly, enabling the cylinder to turn and unlock the lock.
Bump keys are ground in such a way that all cuts have maximum depth, allowing them to fit into almost any lock from the same manufacturer.
Using a bump key requires little skill, making it easy to understand quickly. The most commonly used technique is the “pull-back” method.
In this method, the bump key is fully inserted into the lock and then pulled back slightly. A special bumpkey ring can assist in performing this technique.
While applying light rotational pressure on the key, the key is tapped into the keyhole with the heel of the hand or another tool. This causes the pins to jump slightly, allowing the cylinder to turn and the lock to open.
Bump keys can be very effective in opening cylinder locks, as well as padlocks. The success of using a bump key depends on your technique, but also on the quality of the lock and the key.
Keys made of soft metal can wear out quickly. Our bump keys, on the other hand, work better on more expensive locks with hard, high-quality components.
It is sometimes possible to see if a lock has been opened with a bump key if you notice a small notch just above the keyhole.
Older, softer locks may show dents even if they have not been bumped. However, there are also ways to make bump keys that leave no traces, making it difficult to determine if a lock has been bumped.
Forensic investigation can, however, always determine that a lock has most likely been opened with a bump key.
At Lockpickings, we offer a wide range of bump keys and bump key sets. Our bump key sets are available for various locks. We have bump keys for:
Making a bump key is also possible. You only need a blank key and some basic tools. A pair of pliers works particularly well.
Although making a bump key yourself is possible, we recommend purchasing a professional set. This ensures guaranteed quality at affordable prices.
All cuts must be ground to maximum depth.
For locksmiths, using a bump key offers an efficient way to open locks. Often, it can be done without causing damage. This helps maintain the security of the home. Additionally, you save time and money for yourself and your clients.
Although bump keys can be very effective, there are ways to enhance the security of your home. A locksmith can often replace the original lock pins with mushroom pins or spool pins for around €20, which improves the lock’s resistance.
Bump keys are powerful tools in the world of lockpicking.
Enhance your skills and ensure you have the right tools with the high-quality bump keys from Lockpickings.
Order today and experience the convenience and effectiveness of our bump keys for yourself. Whether you are a locksmith looking to save time or a hobbyist wanting to expand your skills, we have the perfect solution for you.
