Calculate optimal key blank dimensions for motorcycle keys based on ISO standards with support for various key types and manufacturing specifications for perfect fit and functionality.
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Optimal key blank dimensions
Our calculator determines optimal key blank dimensions based on lock specifications, key type, brand requirements, and manufacturing standards. Each calculation ensures proper fit and functionality.
Calculate dimensions for all key components including blade length, width, thickness, bow dimensions, and shoulder specifications for complete key blank design.
Support for various motorcycle lock types and applications with specific dimensional requirements for ignition, fuel cap, seat, and storage locks.
Learn how to use the key blank dimensions calculator for professional results
Choose the appropriate key type based on the lock system. Different key types have specific dimensional requirements and cutting patterns.
Select the motorcycle manufacturer as each brand has specific key specifications and dimensional standards that affect the final key blank design.
Specify the total number of cuts required. This determines the minimum blade length needed to accommodate all cuts with proper spacing.
Choose the specific lock application as different locks may have varying dimensional constraints and insertion requirements.
Select the intended use case to apply appropriate dimensional standards for OEM replacement, aftermarket, or custom applications.
Common questions about key blank dimensions and specifications
Standard motorcycle key blanks typically measure 65-75mm in length, 8-12mm in width, and 2.0-2.5mm in thickness, with variations based on manufacturer specifications and key type.
Key blank size is determined by the lock cylinder specifications, key type, number of cuts required, and manufacturing tolerances. Our calculator considers all these factors for optimal sizing.
The bow is the handle portion of the key, while the blade is the cutting portion that enters the lock. Each has specific dimensional requirements for proper function and ergonomics.
Yes, within manufacturing constraints and lock compatibility requirements. Custom dimensions may be needed for special applications or unique lock systems.