National Hardware N102-962 Swivel Staple Safety Hasp

Product Description

The NATIONAL HARDWARE N102-962 is a swivel staple safety hasp designed for securing doors, gates, storage boxes, and enclosures where padlock protection is required. Constructed from steel with a zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance, this hasp measures 6 inches in overall length and 1.75 inches in width. The swivel staple design allows the staple to pivot, making it easier to engage and disengage the hasp under load. Installers in facilities maintenance, construction, and general contracting rely on this hardware for both interior and exterior applications where a positive locking closure is needed.

This safety hasp is suited for residential and light commercial use on shed doors, utility enclosures, toolbox lids, and storage units. The 6-inch arm length provides a generous surface for mounting screws, distributing load across the door or panel face. The included rigid non-swivel staple installs on the fixed side of the closure, accepting a padlock shackle to complete the lockup. The zinc-plated steel construction handles typical indoor and sheltered outdoor environments.

Key Features

• Swivel staple design allows easy engagement and disengagement under load
• Steel construction with zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• 6-inch overall arm length for wide mounting footprint and load distribution
• 1.75-inch width accommodates standard padlock shackles
• Includes rigid non-swivel staple for the fixed closure side
• Suitable for shed doors, utility enclosures, toolboxes, and storage units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use safety hasp compatible with standard door and gate hardware applications requiring a padlock-ready swivel staple closure.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with basic hand tools including a drill and screwdriver; use fasteners appropriate to the door or panel material and thickness. Mount the hasp plate flush to the door face and the staple plate to the jamb or fixed frame, ensuring proper alignment before final fastening. Power down or de-energize any electrically operated gate or enclosure before beginning work. Verify that the staple clears the hasp slot freely through the full range of swivel motion before securing with a padlock.