National Mfg N129-668 6 Inch Zinc Hinge Hasp Padlockable

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N129-668 is a 6-inch zinc-finish hinge hasp manufactured from hot rolled steel. It is designed to secure doors, gates, chests, and storage enclosures in both residential and light commercial settings. The hasp features three offset screw holes that distribute load across the mounting surface for added pull resistance. A padlock shackle loop allows the hasp to be secured with a standard padlock, keeping the latch from being opened without the proper key or combination. Contractors, maintenance techs, and tradespeople install this type of hardware as part of securing tool storage, utility rooms, and equipment enclosures.

This hinge hasp is suited for standard flat-surface door applications as well as around-the-corner installations where the hasp must bridge a frame edge or offset surface. The 6-inch size provides a longer bearing surface than compact hasps, making it appropriate for heavier doors or panels where a larger footprint improves holding strength. It ships in a visual pac retail-style package and is sold in a package quantity of five units, making it practical for job-site stocking or multi-door installations.

Key Features

• 6-inch overall length for extended surface coverage and improved load distribution
• Hot rolled steel construction with zinc finish for corrosion resistance
• Three offset screw holes provide added pull-out strength versus in-line hole patterns
• Padlockable hasp loop accepts a standard padlock shackle for positive security
• Designed for both regular flat-surface and around-the-corner mounting configurations
• Package quantity of five units per pack for multi-door or stocking applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hinge hasp for standard door, gate, chest, and enclosure hardware applications requiring a 6-inch padlockable hasp.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed with a drill and standard screwdriver by a carpenter, maintenance technician, or general tradesperson. All screws should be driven into solid wood framing or backing material rather than into hollow panel faces alone to achieve rated pull resistance. Ensure the padlock shackle loop aligns properly before final screw tightening so the hasp swings freely and the loop seats fully when closed.