Two Turn Lock Drawer Boshi

a type of locking mechanism commonly found on drawers. This type of lock typically requires the key to be turned twice to lock or unlock the drawer.

Here’s how it typically works:

1. Locking: To lock the drawer, you insert the key and turn it clockwise once. This engages the locking mechanism, preventing the drawer from being opened without the key.
2. Unlocking: To unlock the drawer, you insert the key and turn it clockwise again. This disengages the locking mechanism, allowing the drawer to be opened freely.

These locks are often used in furniture, cabinets, desks, and other storage units where security is required. They provide a simple yet effective way to secure drawers and keep their contents safe from unauthorized access. If you have a two-turn lock drawer and need to operate it, ensure you have the corresponding key and follow the locking and unlocking process described above.