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Abus 190CS/60 Combination Padlock
A hardened-steel combination padlock with a four-dial resettable code and bottom-mounted dials for lockers and cabinets
- MaterialHardened Steel
- Resettable 4-dial code lets you set personal combinations
- Hardened steel body resists cutting and sawing attempts
- 7/16 in steel shackle withstands prying force
- Weather-resistant construction protects mechanism outdoors
- Suits lockers, cabinets and equipment storage needs
Abus 190CS/60 Combination Padlock
The Abus 190CS/60 is a hardened-steel combination padlock designed for cabinets, office equipment and school or athletic lockers. It uses a four-dial resettable mechanism with the dials positioned on the bottom of the body. Buyers who need a keyed entry or a master-key system should look elsewhere.
Four-dial resettable combination limits
The lock provides a four-digit code that the user can reset when required. No master key or override key is available, so a forgotten combination cannot be recovered. The shackle diameter is 7/16 in and the internal clearance is 1 3/16 in by 7/8 in, which restricts the hasp or chain thickness that will fit.
Straightforward installation with common pitfalls
Mounting is a matter of threading the shackle through the hasp and snapping it shut; no tools are needed. The most frequent issues are dials that bind when the shackle is under side load and users forgetting the new code after a reset. Weather resistance helps outdoors, but grit in the dials can still cause stiffness.
Highlights
- Resettable 4-dial code lets you set personal combinations
- Hardened steel body resists cutting and sawing attempts
- 7/16 in steel shackle withstands prying force
- Weather-resistant construction protects mechanism outdoors
- Suits lockers, cabinets and equipment storage needs
Specifications
| Brand | Abus |
|---|---|
| Material | Hardened Steel |
Questions about this item
Is the 4-dial 190CS/60 the right version for a standard locker?
The 190CS/60 has four resettable dials and a 7/16 in hardened steel shackle that fits typical locker hasps; the 2 1/2 in body height and 1 3/16 in shackle clearance work on most cabinet and locker doors.
What does the 15 mm shackle diameter mean when the lock is on a hasp?
The 7/16 in shackle is made of steel and resists bolt-cutter attacks; it passes through standard 1/2 in hasp holes while the hardened steel body protects the mechanism from hammer blows.
Does the bottom dial location change how the combination is set?
The dials sit on the bottom of the 2 1/2 in high body so you turn them upward; the resettable mechanism works the same way — open the lock, turn the shackle 90°, set your code, then return the shackle.
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