Abus
Abus Combination Padlock Resettable Side-Dial 1" Shackle
A lightweight, anodised aluminium padlock with a resettable side-dial combination and 1" steel shackle for bags, toolboxes and lockers
- MaterialAluminum
- Solid aluminum body resists corrosion
- Anodized finish protects against weather
- Resettable combination sets your own code
- Laser-engravable surface allows identification
- 1" steel shackle fits bags and lockers
Solid aluminum body for outdoor use
The Abus combination padlock uses an anodized aluminum body and a solid steel shackle to resist weather exposure. Its lightweight construction suits bags, tool boxes and storage lockers. The 1 inch shackle height provides clearance for typical hasps and chains.
Resettable side dial stays readable
The side-mounted dials allow the combination to be reset without tools and remain legible in low light. Anodized finish prevents corrosion that could stiffen the mechanism. No batteries or keys are required so the lock stays functional after long storage.
Replaces keyed padlocks where keys are lost
This lock removes the need to track physical keys for shared access points such as garden sheds or team lockers. It is not suited for high-security perimeter gates or applications requiring a shrouded shackle. Buyers who need a master-key system or insurance-rated hardware should choose a different product.
Highlights
- Solid aluminum body resists corrosion
- Anodized finish protects against weather
- Resettable combination sets your own code
- Laser-engravable surface allows identification
- 1" steel shackle fits bags and lockers
Specifications
| Brand | Abus |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Abus padlock and what is the common mistake to avoid?
Slide the 1" steel shackle through the hasp or chain link, snap it into the aluminum body until it clicks, then scramble the side dials. The step people miss is failing to verify the shackle is fully seated — if the click isn't heard, the lock can be pulled open without the code.
What maintenance or replacement will this padlock need over time?
The anodized aluminum body resists corrosion, but the internal dial mechanism can stiffen. Apply a drop of PTFE lubricant into the dial openings annually. If the shackle develops deep scratches or the dials skip numbers, replace the entire unit — no internal parts are serviceable.
What is the first limit that appears under sustained outdoor use?
The anodized coating on the aluminum body is the first barrier to degrade. After prolonged exposure to salt air or industrial pollutants, the finish can pit, allowing moisture to reach the raw aluminum and eventually seize the side-dial mechanism.
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