National Marker N102517 Safety Hasp 7 Inches Non-swivel

Product Description

The NATIONAL MARKER N102517 is a 7-inch non-swivel safety hasp designed to secure doors, cabinets, boxes, trunks, and similar enclosures requiring reliable mechanical lockout. Built from steel with a brass pin and a zinc finish, this hasp features a ribbed body for added structural strength. When the hasp is closed, all mounting screws are fully concealed, preventing tampering with the fasteners. It includes a rigid, non-swivel staple and is part of the National V30 series. Installation is straightforward for maintenance technicians, facilities staff, and trade professionals managing lockout/tagout programs or general physical security applications.

This hasp is suited for use on equipment enclosures, electrical panels, storage boxes, gates, and cabinets in both residential and light commercial settings. Its concealed-screw design makes it appropriate for applications where tamper resistance is a priority. The non-swivel staple keeps the hasp aligned and stable, reducing movement during padlock use. Typical applications include lockout/tagout station hardware, utility enclosure security, and general door or lid fastening where a padlock is the primary locking device.

Key Features

• 7-inch overall length provides a robust mounting footprint for heavy-duty door and cabinet applications
• Ribbed steel body construction adds rigidity and resistance to bending or prying
• All screws are concealed when hasp is closed, preventing fastener tampering
• Rigid non-swivel staple maintains consistent alignment for padlock engagement
• Steel construction with brass pin and zinc finish for corrosion resistance in typical indoor environments
• Part of the National V30 series for consistent replacement and procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit hasp for doors, cabinets, boxes, and trunks requiring a 7-inch non-swivel staple hasp within the National V30 series product family.

Installation Notes

Install using appropriately sized screws for the substrate material — wood, metal, or composite panel. Power down or de-energize any enclosure before installing on electrical or control panels, following applicable NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures. Ensure the staple loop aligns cleanly with the hasp body before securing fasteners to prevent binding. A standard drill and screwdriver set are the typical tools required for installation.