Which security padlock should I choose?

2022-08-10

There are many ways to secure access, equipment or transport to prevent break-ins and theft. The padlock is an ideal solution to protect your goods and products. In this article, we present the different types of padlocks and how they work.

What is the purpose of a padlock?

Our security padlocks are specially designed for professional, industrial, educational and sports environments, or for locking lockers and cabinets. We offer a wide range of padlocks: with a single key, with different keys, with a pass key or even combination padlocks.

 

A security padlock is a very effective deterrent, consisting of a small, strong steel casing that protects fixed and mobile objects from theft and break-ins. For example, you can protect a bicycle, a locker, a chest, a piece of furniture, a door etc.

 

A quality padlock has components (shackle, body, lock, keys) with good mechanical strength. To find out how strong a padlock is, it is essential to see if it complies with the European standard EN 12320. Following several tests, this standard classifies the padlock in a security class up to 6. The higher the class, the more expensive the padlock.

What are the padlocks made of?

We offer security padlocks in various sizes (from 20mm to 60mm wide), with small or large shackles, ideal for attaching to any support. They are resistant to all conditions, both indoors and outdoors, thanks to their solid aluminium or brass body, stainless steel interior and case-hardened steel shackle, which prevents any attempt at breaking in.

 

Our security padlocks can be personalised with your logo, sequential number or other property markings for added security.

What size padlock should I choose?

Once you have chosen a locking system, it is important to choose the ideal size of padlock so that it is easy to use and protects your property properly. A padlock that is too large can be awkward, and one that is too small can be difficult to install.

 

Here are the different dimensions to consider:

 

- the overall width of the padlock: The width may depend on the size of the space where the padlock will be affixed.

 

- the inside width of the shackle: The wider the shackle, the more space there will be to attach

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