National Mfg N210-872 Zinc Draw Hasp 4 Inches

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N210-872 is a 4-inch zinc draw hasp designed to latch and secure doors, cabinets, boxes, trunks, and similar enclosures. The draw hasp mechanism pulls the door tight against the frame during closure, helping align the door to the frame and creating a firm, secure seal. The staple loop is sized to accept a standard padlock, and the design positions the lock shackle in a way that reduces exposure to bolt cutters. This hardware is suited for general-purpose security applications in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings.

This draw hasp is a practical fit for securing cabinet doors, storage boxes, toolboxes, trunks, and utility enclosures where a padlock is the primary locking method. The alignment-assist feature makes it useful on doors or lids that tend to rack or sit slightly out of square. Installation is straightforward and does not require specialty tools, making it a common choice for carpenters, contractors, and maintenance technicians who need a reliable, low-profile latch solution.

Key Features

• Draw hasp action pulls door tight to frame for a secure, gap-free closure
• Assists in aligning door to frame during latching
• Padlock staple design reduces bolt-cutter access to the shackle
• Zinc construction for corrosion resistance in light-duty applications
• Fits a wide variety of doors, cabinets, boxes, and trunks
• Packaged quantity of 5 units per pack

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose draw hasp for standard doors, cabinet lids, storage boxes, trunks, and similar enclosures that accept surface-mounted latch hardware and a standard padlock.

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. Align the hasp body and staple plate carefully before final fastening to ensure smooth draw action. No power should need to be isolated for this hardware installation, but follow any applicable local building or safety codes when securing enclosures in regulated environments.