Abloy Padlock for Heavy Duty High-level Security (Anti-theft)
Security is a significant concern in industries that handle high-value goods such as oil and gas, ports (containers), heavy equipment, mining, logistics, water treatment, warehousing, offices, and more. Padlocks are a reliable tool for securing your valuable belongings, whether it’s in an industrial or personal setting.
Abloy padlocks are suitable for various applications, including warehouses, homes, and swallow bird houses. Additionally, they are ideal for motor vehicles, the oil & gas sector or oil and gas projects, as well as construction equipment and heavy machinery. They are also highly suitable for trucks, containers, security systems, and various other industries that require high-level protection.
Abloy padlock is made of compressed steel which makes it difficult to be cut using typical tools. Such material offers protection in extreme environment. Its design which allows to protect the shackle difficult to cut (PL362). The shackle itself is made out of 15mm diameter of compressed steel adds extra security functionally. Abloy Padlock grade 6 (PL362) meets EN12320 grade 6 and SSFN014 grade 5 standards.
Not only does the outer layer provide multiple securities, the Abloy Protec 2 key in addition cannot be duplicated considering the 1.97 billion combinations created. Each key comes in with a unique serial number and cannot be duplicated with typical tools. In case of losing the key, it is possible to re-create the key by sending out the serial number. Abloy keys can also be made for multiple padlocks, allowing you to just have one key to simplify. However, security is still maintained because Abloy Protec 2 keys and cylinders provide multi-layered security.
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Abloy Padlock Types
Some of the Abloy padlock types available at Multi Baja include PL362, PL350, PL342, and PL340.
Abloy Padlock Specifications
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