American Lock A5572KA-42788 Brass Steel Padlock 2in

Product Description

The AMERICAN LOCK A5572KA-42788 is a heavy-duty keyed-alike padlock built with a brass and steel body and a boron alloy shackle. At 2 inches wide with a rectangular body profile, it provides solid physical security for gates, hasps, cabinets, and lockout/tagout applications. The 5-pin cylinder delivers reliable pick resistance for demanding jobsite and facility environments. Licensed contractors, maintenance technicians, and facilities managers working under OSHA lockout/tagout programs will find this padlock a practical fit for standardized keying systems.

This padlock is suited for light industrial, commercial, and institutional applications where multiple locks must operate from the same key. Keyed-alike configurations are commonly used in facilities management, electrical lockout/tagout stations, and access control setups requiring a single key to operate several locks across a site. The rectangular brass and steel body is appropriate for both indoor and sheltered outdoor installations.

Key Features

• Keyed-alike cylinder allows one key to operate multiple locks of this specification
• Brass and steel body construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Boron alloy shackle resists cutting and sawing
• 5-pin cylinder provides enhanced pick resistance
• Rectangular body, 2 inches wide and 0.75 inches thick, for standard hasp and staple fitment
• 3 inches shackle clearance accommodates chain links, cables, and thick hasp loops

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style keyed-alike padlock for use with standard hasp, staple, and chain-link security hardware in commercial and industrial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation and keying of this padlock should be performed by a qualified locksmith or trained facilities technician. Before servicing any locked-out equipment, verify the padlock is part of an established lockout/tagout program compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147. Do not force the shackle into an oversized or undersized hasp, as this can damage the locking mechanism. Store keys in a controlled location consistent with your site security policy.