Padlocks

Master Pro Series

The Master Pro Series Steel padlock has armoured protection against bolt cutters due to its shrouded shackle. It is a high security padlock, which can withstand physical attack and is suitable for outdoor use and resistant to adverse weather conditions.

Mul-T-lock Padlocks

C-Series
Mul-T-lock C-Series is a range of high security padlocks with hardened steel pop up shackle. The sprung loaded shackle version (POP) can also be converted to closed shackle with appropriate shackle guard. All models are key retained when open.

E-Series
The E-Series Line of Mul-T-Lock Padlocks is designed to offer the Highest Level of Padlock Protection available in the market today. All E-Series Padlocks are made of Boron Alloy, and can uphold to the most determined attempts of physical abuse. They are available with or without a Shackle Guard for extra protection. E-Series Padlocks are also available in Sliding Bolt Configuration (SBE) for superior shackle protection. When looking for the Ultimate in High Security Padlock Protection, the Mul-T-Lock's E-Series line of padlocks is your answer.

MulTlock Master Keying
A typical master key plan comprises several levels where designated higher level keys can be made to open groups of lower level cylinders and / padlocks. In such

circumstances it is usual for each lock to have a 'unique key' which is only capable of opening one specific lock or keyed alike group.

Restricted Keying
Offers the consumer the safety of knowing that in order to create duplicates to the keys, the signature of the original customer is required. Any alterations or duplications to the keying system must be done by the original locksmith, unless the consumer specifies otherwise.

Master Keying
One Master-key accesses all the locks in a system, while other keys open only the locks that the original client has specified. Locks are available keyed-different, master keyed or keyed-alike, so you decide who has access to each entrance.

Registered Keying
Similar to Restricted Keying, however, with Registered Keying, an authorisation card is issued at the original transaction and is required anytime the consumer wishes to change the access on any keys and or wishes to make duplicate keys. The cards can be created to allow the locksmith to make whatever alterations and duplications are requested.