Master Lock 7050 Steel Padlock 2 in Keyed Different

Product Description

The MASTER LOCK 7050 is a steel-bodied padlock designed for general security applications in commercial and industrial environments. The body measures 2 inches wide with a chrome-plated finish that resists corrosion and wear. The shackle is constructed from boron alloy for increased cut resistance, measuring 3/8 inches in diameter and 1-1/2 inches in height. A 5-pin tumbler cylinder provides keyed-different operation, meaning each lock ships with its own unique key. Licensed contractors, maintenance technicians, and facilities personnel commonly use this padlock for securing panels, gates, equipment enclosures, and storage units.

The MASTER LOCK 7050 suits a wide range of light-commercial and industrial applications where a mid-size, keyed-different padlock is required. Typical use cases include lockout/tagout procedures, securing HVAC equipment access panels, electrical enclosures, tool storage, and service gate chains. The keyed-different configuration makes it well suited for situations where individual key control is needed across multiple locks.

Key Features

• Steel body with chrome-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• Boron alloy shackle offers enhanced resistance to cutting and sawing
• 5-pin tumbler cylinder for increased pick resistance
• Keyed-different operation for individual key control
• 2-inch body width provides a solid grip surface and visible deterrent
• High-security rated construction suitable for commercial applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose keyed-different padlock suitable for standard hasps, chains, and locking bars with shackle clearance requirements of 1-1/2 inches or less and shackle openings that accept a 3/8-inch diameter shackle.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools. Ensure the hasp, chain, or locking bar is rated to accept a 3/8-inch shackle diameter before use. For lockout/tagout applications, verify compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 energy control procedures before securing the lock. Keep the key in a secure, designated location and do not force the shackle if the lock does not open freely.