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Lince padlock with resettable combination, aluminium, 3
Lince

Padlock with resettable combination, aluminium

Item no.
LC 21025RBL
EAN
8422221727054
Suitable for
  • Aluminium
€ 14.18 incl. VAT € 11.72 excl. VAT
2 left in Lanaken
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Specifications

Brand
Lince
Article number
LC 21025RBL
EAN
8422221727054
Availability
2 left in Lanaken

Description

The Lince padlock with resettable combination, aluminium, 3 can be found at Proffix under Combination padlocks.

In stock in our store in Lanaken. In stock and ordered before 15:00? Shipped today. Free pickup in our store in Lanaken; delivery in the area is possible after consultation.

Article number LC 21025RBL, EAN 8422221727054. Unsure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help.

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How to choose and use a combination padlock

A combination padlock works without a key: you open the lock by setting the correct digits on the dials. This aluminium model has three dials, a shackle of 25 mm and a code that you can change yourself. This makes it handy for anyone who does not want to carry around a bunch of keys or who wants to share a lock between several users.

Read more

On this page you will find the lock with article number LC 21025RBL. Below you can read what to look out for when choosing and using a padlock with a combination code.

When should you choose a combination padlock?

A combination lock is practical when several people need access to the same place, for example a storage room, cabinet, gate or toolbox. You don't have to hand out keys or ask for them back: anyone who knows the code can open the lock. The risk of a lost key disappears, but you do need to keep the code safe.

Resettable: set the code yourself

With a resettable lock you decide which combination opens the lock, and you can change it later. This is useful when a colleague leaves or when you no longer trust the code. Preferably avoid an obvious combination such as 123 or a year of birth, and write down the new code straight away in a safe place.

What should you look for in an aluminium padlock?

Aluminium is light, so the lock is easy to take along to a building site or in a van. Besides the material, also look at the number of dials and the size of the shackle. With three dials there are a thousand possible combinations; more dials give greater variation. A shackle of 25 mm fits most hasps and staples and small cabinets, but check beforehand that the shackle fits through the eye of your gate or door.

Alternatives in the range

If you want a heavier lock, also take a look at the brass combination padlocks from Abus, among others, which you can find under related products and in the Combination padlocks category. These have a different design and price, so compare the specifications on the product pages.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a key for this lock?

No, the lock opens with a combination that you set yourself. So you don't have to keep or carry a key.

Can I change the code later?

Yes, the lock is resettable. You can change the combination whenever needed, for example if several people know the code.

How many dials does this padlock have?

This model has three dials and a shackle of 25 mm, as stated in the product name.

Is this lock suitable for outdoor use?

This is not stated in the product description. Check the specifications or contact Proffix if you want to use the lock outdoors.