Best 11B722L Brass Padlock 7 Pin 1.5 Inch Shackle

Product Description

The BEST 11B722L is a brass padlock built for high-security commercial and institutional access control applications. It features a 7-pin cylinder and a 1.5-inch shackle, providing resistance against picking and unauthorized key duplication. The 0.25-inch shackle diameter is suited for standard hasps, locker hardware, and light-duty chain applications. Licensed locksmiths, facility managers, and security contractors install this lock as part of broader keying systems. At 0.5 pounds, the unit is compact and durable for repeated daily use in demanding environments.

This padlock is designed for use in commercial facilities, institutional buildings, schools, and industrial sites where controlled access is required. It is compatible with BEST interchangeable core systems, allowing integration into masterkey and grand masterkey hierarchies without replacing the entire lock body. Typical applications include storage rooms, equipment lockers, and utility access points where a keyed-alike or keyed-different program is in place.

Key Features

• 7-pin cylinder for enhanced pick resistance over standard 5- or 6-pin configurations
• Brass construction for corrosion resistance in indoor and light outdoor environments
• 1.5-inch shackle length accommodates standard hasp and locker applications
• 0.25-inch shackle diameter fits common padlock staples and chain links
• Compatible with BEST interchangeable core systems for masterkey integration
• Sold individually, suitable for single-unit replacement or fleet keying programs

Compatibility

Designed for use with BEST interchangeable core systems. Specific compatible lock bodies, core families, or model series should be confirmed with the manufacturer or a licensed BEST distributor prior to ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified security technician. Before replacing or re-coring, ensure the hasp or mounting hardware is free of damage and properly anchored. Core changes on interchangeable core systems require the correct control key and should follow the manufacturer's documented procedure. Consult applicable local security codes or institutional access control policies before integrating into an existing masterkey system.