Most keys will eventually wear out and
break along any of the key's main cuts. Some conditions may speed up
the deterioration of a key though. The key will be more prone to
breaking if there is one or more deep cuts, these are weak points in
the key. After a long time of use and some abuse, a key will break at
one of these points. Deep cuts next to the head of the key will
weaken it the same as multiple deep cuts in the center of the key
blade.
The key could also be made of
light-weight material that may not be suited for long-term use. This
is usually the case with aluminum keys. They tend to break at deep
cuts sooner than other materials. Usually when a key is about to
break you will notice one or more tiny cracks. Check your keys
periodically, especially the ones you depend on every day. If you see
tiny cracks on your keys it is best to go to a professional locksmith
and have a new key cut.
If you have a broken key, contact Safehouse Locksmith is a professional
NYC locksmith that services the whole New York metro area. We have
emergency locksmith services that are available 24 hours a day. Our
experienced locksmiths will respond to your location promptly and put
your mind at ease. Call Safehouse Locksmith today to learn about all
of our locksmith services.
Safehouse Locksmith
212-757-1111
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