Keyed different padlocks restrict access to property and can only be accessed by one unique key. Each padlock has its own key, which cannot be used on other padlocks. They offer a higher level of security than keyed alike padlocks, since access to property is not shared among users. They're used when access to private property must be restricted. Standard shackle padlocks have a shackle that is less than 1.5" in vertical shackle clearance, while long shackle padlocks have a shackle that is 1.5" or more in vertical shackle clearance. Partially hidden shackle padlocks, shutter shackle padlocks, and hidden shackle padlocks resist cutting as the shackles are less exposed than with other padlocks. Adjustable shackle padlocks have a shackle that can be locked into multiple vertical positions. Single-post shackle padlocks can be used where standard loop shackles won't fit. Removable shackle padlocks have a shackle that detaches from the lock body. Flexible shackle padlocks have a shackle that wraps around items.