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Also known as keys
instrument permettant d'ouvrir et de fermer une serrure
A key is a tool designed to open and close locks by fitting into them and turning a mechanism inside. Keys matter because they provide a practical way to secure and control access to doors, containers, and other spaces that need protection.
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En serrurerie, une clé (ou clef dans sa graphie traditionnelle) est un petit instrument qui permet d'actionner une serrure. Ordinairement faites de fer ou d'acier, les clés sont de nos jours essentiellement composées d'alliages à base de cuivre, de zinc et de nickel. Des alliages également connus sous l'appellation de maillechort.
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