Abus
Abus 26/90 KA disc key control, partially hidden shackle, stainless steel
Stainless-steel disc padlock with a partially hidden shackle and six-pin keyed-alike cylinder
- MaterialHAWA
- Disc body resists cutting attacks
- Partially hidden shackle blocks bolt-cutter access
- Stainless steel withstands outdoor corrosion
- Six-pin cylinder provides high security
- Keyed alike simplifies multi-lock management
Purpose-built security
The Abus 26/90 KA disc padlock uses a partially hidden shackle made of steel and a stainless-steel body to resist cutting and prying. Its disc shape leaves minimal shackle exposure, which suits hasps, chains and lockers where a standard shackle would be vulnerable. The 6-pin cylinder operates with key number 131 and is supplied keyed alike for single-key convenience.
Practical limits
The shackle diameter is 15/32 in, height 5/8 in and width 1 in, so the lock only fits openings that accommodate those dimensions. The body measures 3 35/64 in high and wide with a thickness of 1 9/64 in, limiting use to hardware with matching clearance. The cylinder is not rekeyable and has no interchangeable core, so the keying is fixed for the life of the lock.
Upgrade path
This model replaces standard exposed-shackle padlocks when attackers can reach the shackle with bolt-cutters or leverage tools. The jump is worth it when the mounting point allows a partially hidden shackle and when multiple locks must share one key. It does not serve buyers who need a rekeyable cylinder, a different key code, or a shackle long enough for thick chain links.
Highlights
- Disc body resists cutting attacks
- Partially hidden shackle blocks bolt-cutter access
- Stainless steel withstands outdoor corrosion
- Six-pin cylinder provides high security
- Keyed alike simplifies multi-lock management
Specifications
| Material | HAWA |
|---|---|
| Brand | ABUS |
Questions about this item
Which keyed-alike option should I choose for multiple locks?
The 26/90 KA model is supplied keyed alike to key number 131 so every lock in the set opens with the same key.
What does the 15/32 in shackle diameter mean for real-world use?
A 15/32 in hardened steel shackle fits standard hasps and chain links while resisting bolt-cutter attacks.
How does the partially hidden shackle design affect security?
The partially hidden shackle covers most of the 15/32 in shackle, leaving minimal exposure for cutting tools.
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