National Mfg N208-512 Zinc Draw Hasp 2.75 in

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N208-512 is a 2.75-inch zinc draw hasp designed to provide a tight, secure closure on a variety of storage and access applications. Draw hasps work differently from standard hasps by pulling the door or lid snugly against the frame as the latch is engaged, helping to close gaps that standard hasps leave open. This action also shifts the padlock staple into a more recessed position, reducing exposure to bolt cutters. The zinc construction offers corrosion resistance suitable for light-duty indoor and covered outdoor use. Hardware installers, carpenters, and general contractors commonly spec this type of hasp for cabinet, gate, and enclosure work.

This draw hasp is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a positive, gap-free closure is needed. Typical installations include wooden doors, toolboxes, storage cabinets, sheds, and gates. The staple-and-latch design aligns the door to the frame on closing, which is particularly useful on older doors or frames that have shifted slightly over time. The package contains 5 units, making it practical for multi-door or multi-cabinet projects where uniformity of hardware is needed.

Key Features

• Draw-latch mechanism pulls door flush to frame for a tight, secure closure
• Recessed padlock staple position reduces bolt-cutter access compared to standard hasps
• Zinc construction provides corrosion resistance for light-duty use
• 2.75-inch size suits toolboxes, cabinets, gates, and light doors
• Packaged in a quantity of 5 for multi-unit projects

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose draw hasp suitable for doors, toolboxes, gates, and cabinets requiring a tight, padlock-ready closure.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed with basic hand tools including a drill and screwdriver. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally sound and that fasteners are appropriate for the substrate material. Disengage any locking hardware and secure the door or lid in the closed position before marking hole locations to confirm proper alignment of the hasp and staple plates.