
Cylinder dimensions
| Specifications | Dimensions from model documentation |
|---|---|
| Dimension A | 32.5 mm |
| Dimension B | 32.5 mm |
| Overall length L | 65 mm |
Measure both sides from the fixing screw. Check the cylinder profile, cam and version.
Browse related directorySpecifications
- Key system
- Astral Tekno PRO
- Construction
- Double cylinder with clutch
- Nominal size
- 33/33
- Dimension A
- 32.5 mm
- Dimension B
- 32.5 mm
- Overall length L
- 65 mm
- Coding construction
- 10-pin-position coding system
- Body construction
- Brass body with controlled-break cuts
- Key type
- Reversible nickel-plated brass flat key
- Operating mechanism
- DIN cam with clutch
Operation and dimensions of this version
10M3T110012 is a double cylinder with clutch: A=32.5 mm, B=32.5 mm, with the two sections totaling L=65 mm. The two sections are equal; still check whether the escutcheons leave the actual length requirements on both door sides symmetrical.
Key system and installation checks
This series uses controlled-break cuts and bilateral steel control pins. Security Card is used for protected key duplication; it is not proof of universal key compatibility.
When selecting, first record nominal size 33/33 for 10M3T110012, then verify the actual 32.5+32.5=65 mm against the drawing. Nominal size is an ordering identifier; adding its two integers does not give the actual overall length.
Limitations
- Dimensions are divided at the central reference in the catalogue drawing; a and B do not automatically designate the outside and inside of the door. Installation also requires checking the lock-body cam interface, door thickness and escutcheon thickness.
- Catalogue model numbers and dimensions do not establish current stock availability or certification of the complete door; Before purchase, check the actual supplied product's identification plate and the manufacturer's installation documentation.
Sources
CISA 2026 English catalogue, PDF page 92 / printed page 88Manufacturer documents are provided in their original language.
