Laminated steel lock body padlocks have laminated bodies that are made up of plates of steel fastened with steel rivets and are used for securing goods. They're not as strong as solid body locks as the steel rivets can be tampered with. These padlocks are commonly used in indoor applications as they are less corrosion resistant than chrome-plated, stainless steel, brass, covered, and aluminum lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

Brass lock body padlocks resist corrosion, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors to restrict access to property. They have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies because they don't have exposed rivets that can be tampered with, but they're not as resistant to smashing as steel lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

These steel lock body padlocks have chrome plating that provides additional protection from harsh weather and corrosive environments, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors. They have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies because they don't have exposed rivets than can be tampered with. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

Steel lock body padlocks have solid bodies, so they're more secure than laminated bodies, which have rivets that can be tampered with. They're more resistant to smashing than brass and aluminum lock body padlocks and are used to secure access to property. These padlocks are commonly used in indoor applications as they are less corrosion resistant than chrome-plated, stainless steel, brass, covered, and aluminum lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

Covered lock body padlocks have a cover that resists corrosion and scratches, making them ideal for use both indoors and outdoors to secure access to goods. Different cover materials provide different levels of security. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

Zinc-plated steel lock body padlocks resist corrosion, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors to secure access to goods. These padlocks have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies that have exposed rivets that can be tampered with. They're also more resistant to smashing than brass and aluminum lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

Aluminum lock body padlocks resist corrosion, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors to secure goods. They're not as resistant to smashing as steel lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

These aluminum lock body padlocks have chrome plating that provides additional protection from harsh weather and corrosive environments, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors. They have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies because they don't have exposed rivets than can be tampered with, but they're less resistant to smashing than steel lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

These steel lock body padlocks have chrome plating that provides additional protection from harsh weather and corrosive environments, so these locks can be used both indoors and outdoors. They also have free-spinning plates that prevent drills from penetrating the lock. These padlocks have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies that have exposed rivets that can be tampered with. They're also more resistant to smashing than brass and aluminum lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

These brass lock body padlocks have chrome plating that provides additional protection from harsh weather and corrosive environments, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors. They have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies because they don't have exposed rivets than can be tampered with, but they're less resistant to smashing than steel lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

Laminated brass lock body padlocks have bodies that are made up of plates of brass fastened with steel rivets. They resist corrosion, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors to secure access to property. These locks aren't as strong as solid brass lock body padlocks as the steel rivets can be tampered with. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

Zinc-plated stainless steel lock body padlocks resist corrosion, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors to secure access to goods. These padlocks have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies that have exposed rivets that can be tampered with. They're also more resistant to smashing than brass and aluminum lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.

These zinc die-cast lock body padlocks have chrome plating that provides additional protection from harsh weather and corrosive environments, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors. They have solid bodies, which are more secure than laminated bodies because they don't have exposed rivets than can be tampered with, but they're less resistant to smashing than steel lock body padlocks. They have a standard shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance and are keyed different, so all locks open with different keys.