Safe Deposit Lock Nose Puller: A Look at the Major CMP-101
Safe deposit box drilling and nose pulling is specialty work. When a bank calls, you want tools that do the job cleanly the first time. The Major Manufacturing Compact Magnum Puller (CMP-101) is one of the compact options built for it.
What It Is
The CMP-101 is a safe deposit nose puller. It’s machined from bar steel for strength, with roller bearings between the mating surfaces to reduce the effort it takes, and a knurled grip for control.
It’s 5” long closed with a 1-1/8” diameter, and it comes in a nylon storage pouch. You can also find it on Major Manufacturing’s CMP-101 page.
How It’s Used (Big Picture)
The process goes like this:
- A sheet metal screw is driven into the center of the safe deposit lock’s keyway.
- Tightening the puller draws the core (nose) out.
- The guard key and a wire, or a similar tool, are then used to retract the bolt.
Follow the bank’s procedures and the lock manufacturer’s guidance on every box.
Not Just Safe Deposit Locks
The CMP-101 can also pull cylinders from padlocks, automotive locks and many other types of cylinders and plugs. That makes it a useful puller to have in the van even outside bank work.
Why Compact Matters
Safe deposit vaults are tight spaces, and you’re often working box after box. A compact puller that takes less effort to turn makes a long day easier on your hands.
FAQ
What does a safe deposit nose puller do? It pulls the lock’s core (nose) out so the bolt can be retracted.
Can the CMP-101 pull other cylinders? Yes. It can pull padlock, automotive and many other cylinders and plugs.
How big is it? 5” long closed, with a 1-1/8” diameter.
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