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As we’ve mentioned a little bit about keys in the locks introduction, we’re now most likely to continue about how exactly keys are being determined even if they’ve not been cut to a certain bitting and this is when key blank identification comes in. A key blank is a key that’s called “blank” because it still doesn’t get a specific cross-sectional profile which fits the keyway in a similar lock cylinder. Thus it’s also the keys used by locksmiths to duplicate keys for their own support. Basic designs of key blanks have the company name, end-user logo or with the phrase saying “Do not duplicate”. Interestingly as reported by the Wikipedia, some of those key blanks with do not duplicate imprints are totally legitimate to copy but some may also lessen the sale of their own blanks as there are key blanks that are only made available in only a few volume and not widely available.