No more suffering from keys!  Articles are all over the web telling you how to get into a locked desk, metal filing cabinet, and drawer.  The reason is the keys used to keep these storage facilities locked are notorious for getting misplaced, and lost.  In fact, these keys are such a nightmare, walk through any office and you are bound to see keys dangling from the cabinet lock itself!  We don't have to tell you this couldn't be less secure.  If there is anything valuable inside the cabinet it is only a matter of time before it's stolen.  Instead of taking this risk, companies have turned to the Combi-Cam Ultra.  The latest edition to Combi-Cam, the Combi Cam Ultra lets you access your storage cabinets, desk drawers, and lockers without the need of a key.  Making the change is simple too.  Remove your current cam lock, and fit the Combi Cam Ultra 7432 4-dial lock in its place.  The Combi-Cam Ultra lets you keep your cabinets and drawers locked without jeopardizing your ability to quickly open them.  New to the Ultra line of Combi Cam locks is a pick resistant master key override (keys sold separately), and code retrieval.  This gives you an emergency key back up option, along with the flexibility of combination recovery, and multiple-person access.  It is the only combination cam lock we are aware of to do this.  Should an employee, student, or anyone lose the combination, you are not out the price of the lock.  Just use the recovery pin, and you can avoid having to throw the lock away.  It's why schools, health clubs, law enforcement agencies, medical clinics, nursing homes, and dental offices agree this lock makes a tremendous amount of sense over using keys for their lockers, cabinets, drawers, and other storage facilities.  And with no special knowledge needed to start using Combi-Cam, you'll find this one of the easiest locks to operate too.  You set your code to the programmed code, turn the knob, and enter.  Only the knob turns, not the housing.  This preserves the surface of your cabinet, desk, or drawer because there is no twisting motion of the housing which would mark it up, and leave scratches.