• Lock Cylinder Housing: The main black body that passes through the door or drawer panel.
• Dual Latching Wings (T-bar / Cam): The large metallic butterfly wings on the back of the cylinder. Turning the key rotates this cam 90 or 180 degrees to hook behind the striking plates, which allows a single lock mechanism to secure adjacent panels or double doors simultaneously.
• Striking Plates: The two silver metal brackets (one flat-angled, one Z-shaped offset) that get screwed inside the cabinet frame or onto the secondary door to catch the latching wings.
• Keys: Two folding-head privacy keys on a split ring.