Master Lock K1525-V614 Combination Lock Steel

Product Description

The MASTER LOCK K1525-V614 is a combination lock with a steel body and steel shackle, designed for securing equipment, cabinets, gates, and storage in trade and light industrial environments. Combination locks eliminate the need for a key, reducing the risk of lockouts during service calls or facility access situations. This lock is built for general-purpose use where a durable, keyless security solution is required. Licensed tradespeople and facility maintenance staff working in mechanical rooms, equipment enclosures, or job-site storage will find this a straightforward fit.

The K1525-V614 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a reliable combination lock is needed on hasps, cabinets, lockers, or gates. Per the supplier specification, this lock is noted for use with items in the 325 to 0480 range. It ships individually and is available in single-unit quantities, making it practical for targeted replacement or new installation without requiring bulk purchase.

Key Features

• Steel body construction for durability in trade and facility environments
• Steel shackle for secure closure on hasps, staples, and loops
• Combination mechanism eliminates the need for a key
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual replacement or spot installation
• UNSPSC Code 46171500 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Specified for use with items in the 325 to 0480 range per manufacturer data. Designed as a general-purpose replacement or new-install combination lock for standard hasp and loop applications.

Installation Notes

Combination locks of this type are installed by maintenance technicians, facilities staff, or licensed tradespeople securing equipment access points. Ensure the shackle is fully seated and the lock body is properly aligned with the hasp or staple before setting the combination. No special tools are required for standard installation. Follow any applicable facility security or lockout/tagout procedures when using combination locks in an OSHA-regulated environment.