Padlock GERDA KMT65 65 mm brass pin cylinder padlock, solid shackle security

GERDA KMT65 is a 65 mm brass-bodied padlock with a pin cylinder and a solid shackle designed for everyday mechanical security. The compact design and corrosion-resistant brass body make the padlock suitable for indoor and general-purpose outdoor use, providing basic protection for gates, storage lockers, sheds and cabinets. The simple pin-style cylinder offers reliable key-operated locking for applications where robust, low-maintenance closure is required.

Advantages

The brass body delivers corrosion resistance and a long service life in typical environmental conditions. The solid shackle increases cut and pry resistance compared with split or thin shackles. The pin cylinder mechanism is straightforward to operate and maintain while offering consistent locking performance. The 65 mm size balances security and portability for a wide range of standard locking tasks.

Suitable for

• Gates and garden entrances
• Storage lockers and cabinets
• Sheds, workshops and outdoor storage units
• Temporary site enclosures and equipment boxes

Key specifications

• Body material: brass for corrosion resistance
• Shackle type: solid shackle for improved strength
• Cylinder type: pin-style key cylinder
• Size: 65 mm body width
• Intended use: general-purpose indoor and outdoor locking

How to use

Insert the matching key into the pin cylinder, turn to retract the locking mechanism and open the shackle. Place the shackle around the hasp, staple or fixture and press the shackle into the padlock body until it locks. To close, confirm the shackle is fully seated and give the key a test turn to ensure the mechanism is engaged. Store spare keys in a secure location and check the lock periodically for dirt or corrosion; lubricate the cylinder occasionally with graphite or a lock-specific lubricant to maintain smooth operation.

Usage recommendations

Use this padlock for routine security needs where basic mechanical protection is sufficient. For high-risk or high-value assets, combine with additional security measures or consider locks with advanced cylinders and hardened shackles. Avoid exposure to prolonged submersion in salt water and perform periodic maintenance to preserve performance.