Master Lock 6830LF Pro Series Brass Padlock Keyed Different

Product Description

The MASTER LOCK 6830LF is a Pro Series brass padlock designed for applications where corrosion resistance and reliable key security are required. The solid brass body measures 2-11/32 inches high and 1-9/16 inches wide, making it a compact but durable option for gates, lockers, and utility enclosures. The 1/4-inch diameter shackle and 25/32-inch shackle width provide a secure fit in standard hasps and staples. This padlock ships keyed different, meaning each lock operates on its own unique key — the standard configuration for individual-access installations. Licensed locksmiths, electricians, and general contractors regularly specify this type of hardware for access control on service panels, storage enclosures, and outdoor utility boxes.

The 6830LF is suited for light commercial and residential use where a brass body is preferred over laminated steel — typically in environments with moisture exposure, such as pool equipment areas, irrigation control panels, and marine-adjacent installations. The keyed-different configuration makes it appropriate for single-user or single-point-of-access scenarios where master-key systems are not required. Each unit is sold individually.

Key Features

• Solid brass body resists corrosion in humid and outdoor environments
• Keyed different — each lock operates on its own unique key
• 1/4-inch shackle diameter fits standard hasps and security staples
• Compact body at 2-11/32 inches high by 1-9/16 inches wide
• 25/32-inch shackle width accommodates typical hasp openings
• Sold as a single unit — no multi-pack quantity required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use padlock for standard hasps, staples, and security hardware accepting a 1/4-inch shackle diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools beyond confirming hasp or staple clearance matches the 25/32-inch shackle width and 1/4-inch shackle diameter. Always verify the mounting hardware is rated for the security level required before installation. For electrical enclosure lockout-tagout applications, follow NFPA 70E and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 lockout procedures. Store the keyed-different key in a secure, documented location per site access control policy.