Master Lock
Master Lock 1526D Combination Padlock Purple 1 Dial
Single-dial combination padlock with a purple anodised metal body for lockers and cabinets
- 1-dial combination means no keys to lose
- anodized metal body resists corrosion
- 9/32 in shackle fits standard locker hasps
- 3/4 in vertical clearance for thick hasps
- purple finish for quick visual identification
Single-dial combination padlock for lockers
The Master Lock 1526D is a metal-bodied padlock with a purple anodised finish and a front-mounted dial. It secures cabinets, storage lockers and school or athletic lockers without needing a physical key. The 1 57/64 in diameter body and 9/32 in shackle diameter fit standard locker hasps. No control key registration is required.
Replaces keyed padlocks for shared access
This model removes the hassle of lost keys when multiple people need entry to the same locker. The fixed combination is worth the switch when a facility wants a single code that staff can manage centrally. It is not for buyers who need a resettable code or a key override option.
Fits standard locker hasps with simple alignment
Installation means sliding the shackle through the hasp and pressing the body until it clicks. The 3/4 in shackle height works with most locker latches. What usually goes wrong is forcing the shackle into a misaligned hole, which can jam the mechanism. Ensure the hasp holes line up before pushing.
Highlights
- 1-dial combination means no keys to lose
- anodized metal body resists corrosion
- 9/32 in shackle fits standard locker hasps
- 3/4 in vertical clearance for thick hasps
- purple finish for quick visual identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shackle diameter does the 1526D need to clear?
The shackle is 9/32 in thick, so the hasp or chain link must accept at least that diameter.
How do you set the combination on the single front dial?
Turn the dial clockwise three full turns to clear, stop on the first number, turn counter-clockwise past the first number once and stop on the second, then turn clockwise directly to the third number and pull the shackle.
When should the padlock body or shackle be replaced?
Replace the lock if the anodized purple finish shows deep corrosion, the 9/32 in shackle is bent or cut, or the dial no longer engages the internal wheels smoothly.
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