Padlock GERDA KMP60 brass 60 mm with 3 keys

GERDA KMP60 brass 60 mm padlock is a solid lock with a brass body and a keyed mechanism supplied with three keys. Intended for exterior and interior use, the lock combines corrosion-resistant outer parts and a hardened shackle to protect gates, lockers, storage units and sheds. The compact 60 mm size balances portability and security while the three included keys allow shared access or spare-key storage.

Advantages

The brass body offers natural resistance to corrosion, making the padlock suitable for outdoor environments. A keyed cylinder ensures controlled access and simple key duplication if additional copies are needed. The 60 mm form factor provides robust shackle coverage while remaining easy to handle and install. Three keys are included, reducing the need for immediate key cutting and allowing multiple users to access the secured item.

Suitable for

• Securing garden and driveway gates
• Locking storage lockers and tool chests
• Protecting garden sheds and small outbuildings
• Securing cabinets, boxes and temporary storage units

Key specifications

• Body material: brass for improved corrosion resistance
• Lock size: 60 mm body width for general-purpose security
• Shackle: hardened steel shackle for cut and pry resistance
• Operation: keyed cylinder mechanism
• Keys supplied: three matching keys included
• Intended use: indoor and outdoor applications

How to use

To install, place the shackle through the hasp or securing point and push the shackle into the lock body until it engages. Turn the key to lock and remove the key; to open, insert the key and turn to release the shackle. Use the three supplied keys to distribute access among authorized users and store spare keys in a secure location. Periodic lubrication of the cylinder with a suitable lock lubricant and inspection of the shackle and body will help maintain reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

For long-term outdoor installation, position the padlock to minimise direct exposure to continuous dripping water and consider a protective cover for extended life. Replace the lock if visible wear or corrosion affects the shackle or locking action. Keep spare keys separately to prevent unauthorized access.