Padlock GEKO G10913 brass combination padlock 28 mm shackle, 4-digit code

GEKO G10913 brass combination padlock is a compact, keyless locking solution featuring a 4-digit rotary code and a 28 mm shackle. Constructed with a brass body and metal internal parts, the padlock is intended for everyday use where moderate security and corrosion resistance are required. The resettable numeric combination eliminates the need for keys and simplifies access management for personal items and light commercial applications.

Advantages

The brass body provides natural resistance to rust and weathering, while the metal shackle and internal mechanism ensure reliable operation. A 4-digit combination offers 10,000 possible code combinations, balancing usability and security for lockers, cabinets, suitcases and gates. Compact dimensions and a keyless design reduce the risk of lost keys and make the padlock convenient for frequent access and shared use.

Suitable for

• Lockers in gyms, schools and workplaces
• Cabinets and storage units
• Suitcases and travel luggage
• Gates and light outdoor enclosures (under moderate exposure)

Key specifications

• Body material: brass
• Shackle diameter/clearance: 28 mm shackle
• Locking mechanism: 4-digit rotary numeric combination (resettable)
• Finish: corrosion-resistant metal surfaces
• Security level: suitable for moderate security applications

How to use

Set the padlock on the item to be secured by closing the 28 mm shackle into the locking body. To open, rotate the four dials to the preset numeric combination and pull the shackle. The code can be reset following the manufacturer’s procedure: typically open the lock, move the shackle to the change position, set a new 4-digit code, and return the shackle to the locked position. Store the chosen combination in a secure place and test it several times before regular use.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged outdoor use, periodically clean and lubricate the shackle and dials with a suitable light lubricant to maintain smooth operation and corrosion resistance. Choose a unique 4-digit code that is not easily guessed, and avoid frequently used sequences such as 0000 or 1234. Inspect the padlock occasionally for signs of wear and replace if the mechanism becomes stiff or damaged.