Padlock GERDA KMT90 90 mm brass shackle padlock with 3 keys

GERDA KMT90 is a 90 mm brass shackle padlock designed for general-purpose mechanical locking. The lock combines a solid brass body with a long shackle to allow fastening through thicker hasps, chain links or multi-layer closures. It is supplied with three identical keys to simplify key management and provide spares for routine use. The brass finish offers corrosion resistance suitable for outdoor and semi-exposed installations where a durable metal appearance is required.

Advantages

The brass body provides natural resistance to rust and weathering while remaining easy to machine and maintain. The 90 mm shackle gives extended reach compared with standard padlocks, enabling attachment around larger or awkward fittings. Three supplied keys reduce the risk of lockout and make it convenient to share access with additional users. The mechanical design requires no power source and offers straightforward, reliable operation for everyday security tasks.

Suitable for

• Securing garden and driveway gates
• Locking storage units, sheds and toolboxes
• Protecting outdoor equipment and machinery
• Temporary closure of fences and construction sites

Key specifications

• Body material: brass for corrosion resistance
• Shackle length: 90 mm long shackle for extended reach
• Lock type: mechanical padlock with key operation
• Keys supplied: three identical metal keys

How to use

Open the padlock by inserting one of the supplied keys into the keyway and turning it according to the lock’s orientation until the shackle releases. Position the shackle through the hasp, chain or closure point and press the shackle into the body until it clicks and locks. Verify engagement by pulling gently on the shackle and remove the key. To unlock, insert a key and rotate back to the open position. Keep one key as a spare in a secure location to avoid accidental lockouts.

Usage recommendations

For extended outdoor service, apply a light lubricant to the shackle and keyway periodically and avoid prolonged immersion in saltwater environments. Store spare keys separately from the lock and consider using a keyed-alike system if multiple locks must be opened with the same key for operational convenience.