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Keyed Alike Ingersol Impregnable Padlock

Product Attributes

Weight950g
Shackle10mm
Weatherproof Rating (?)Outdoor
MaterialHardened Steel
£212.21
£254.65  inc vat
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  • 21+ 
  • £212.21 ex vat
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Keyed Alike Ingersol Impregnable Padlock Ingersoll OS711 KA 233s950

We're the only company in the UK to make up and stock this lock off the shelf for next day delivery. The 'Impregnable' padlock by Ingersoll is still assembled in the UK as it has been for many years, it works from levers rather than pins and made from hardened steel. Is it good? NATO and the MOD have used it for military applications so the answer is yes, very much so!

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Keyed Alike:
This means that when you buy two or more padlocks from the keyed alike range they will all be operated by the same key. Each padlock comes with two keys as standard. If you require a specific keyed alike padlock matched to a code or a number of sets of keyed alike padlocks please contact us.

Ingersoll used to be a family owned British company but since acquired. They continue to make a small but highly regarded range of padlocks which are still manufactured in England. This is unconfirmed but our suspicion is that they were originally made for Military contract and no found their way into the civilian market as a high security padlock. NATO stock number (NSN): 5340991385224 and/or 534099504380

Construction:

It is made from hardened steel which is graded in the UK and then finished in a dull nickel chrome plate to give it some weather resistance. This is important since imported steel from China can be of dubious quality. Strangely, the mechanism uses levers rather than disc or pins which have, in recent times, been seen as less secure. That said this lock used 10 levers which is twice the number required by UK insurance companies for lever padlocks. Can it be picked? Highly unlikely.

Body and shackle are hardened so forget about cutting it. Drilling? Well as you can see from the image below there is a Z shaped anti drill bar preventing that and then a keyway cover that slides over the top.

Keys:

3 keys with every lock as standard. Note that you will not be able to easily get new copies made since the key blanks are not commonly stocked by high street locksmiths.

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