Padlock Top Tools 90U263 shackle-type 90 mm with 2 keys

Top Tools 90U263 is a 90 mm shackle-type padlock supplied with two keys. The lock features a metal body and a keyed cylinder designed to provide straightforward mechanical security for gates, sheds, lockers and storage units. Its compact size and shackle design make it suitable for everyday general-purpose indoor and outdoor applications where a keyed padlock is required.

Advantages

This padlock offers a durable metal body that resists everyday wear and provides a secure feel when locked. The keyed cylinder allows controlled access with two supplied keys, reducing the need for immediate key duplication. The shackle-type form factor yields flexible attachment options for a variety of hasps and fixtures commonly found on gates, toolboxes and storage doors. The simple mechanical construction makes the lock easy to operate and maintain.

Suitable for

• Securing garden gates and outdoor fences
• Locking sheds, workshops and storage units
• Protecting lockers and cabinets in workplaces or gyms
• Securing toolboxes, trailer latches and gates

Key specifications

• Lock type: shackle padlock
• Body material: metal
• Shackle clearance/size: 90 mm overall lock size with shackle suitable for standard hasps
• Cylinder: keyed mechanical cylinder
• Keys supplied: two metal keys included
• Intended use: general-purpose indoor and outdoor security

How to use

Open the padlock using one of the supplied keys, pass the shackle through the hasp or securing point, then insert the shackle into the lock body and turn the key to lock. Remove the key after locking and keep the spare key in a safe place. For daily operation, wipe the exterior clean of dirt and debris and operate the key gently to avoid forcing the cylinder. If the padlock will be used outdoors, periodically check for signs of corrosion and ensure the shackle and body move freely.

Usage recommendations

For longer service life in outdoor environments, apply a small amount of suitable lubricant to the shackle and cylinder at regular intervals and avoid exposing the lock to prolonged saltwater or highly corrosive conditions. Consider using a weather cover or selecting a more corrosion-resistant model for coastal installations or where high security and corrosion resistance are required.