Master Lock
Master Lock Padlocks, Lock Boxes and More
Master Lock offers padlocks in brass, laminated steel, stainless steel and vinyl covered styles, along with combination lock boxes, a folding security bar, a steel cable lock and key blanks. Its padlock range includes keyed alike, combination and disk models, several with shrouded shackles for added protection.
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Buying Guide: Choosing a Master Lock Product
Padlock Styles and Materials
Master Lock padlocks include 4-pin cylinder models in brass, laminated steel and stainless steel, as well as covered padlocks and disk padlocks. Keyed alike versions let one key open several locks, and combination padlocks come in 4-dial and resettable designs. Disk padlocks have a fully shrouded design that minimizes shackle exposure.
Lock Boxes, Security Bars and Cable Locks
Portable and wall mount combination lock boxes have metal bodies and 4-digit or 4-dial codes, with some models using a flexible cable shackle. The folding door security bar is made of 20-gauge steel and is designed to help resist forced entry through doors and sliding patio doors. The Python cable lock is a 6 ft. adjustable steel cable with a vinyl coating.
Key Blanks
Master Lock sells single key blanks, including one for certain 150 series brass body padlocks. That blank is an exact replacement for genuine Master Lock keys, so check the key blank against your original key before cutting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Master Lock make?
Master Lock offers padlocks, including cylinder, covered, disk and combination styles. It also offers combination lock boxes, a folding security bar, a steel cable lock and key blanks for certain padlocks.
How do I choose the right size or type?
Measure the lock, hasp or opening before ordering, and match the size or part number on your old part. For keyed alike padlocks, check how many locks you need and whether they should share one key.
How do I get a replacement key?
Master Lock sells a key blank for certain 150 series brass body padlocks, and it is a replacement for genuine Master Lock keys. Check the blank against your original key before cutting. Keep the lock in working order and store spare keys separately.
