Sugatsune HP-120 Locking Hasp Stainless Steel

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE HP-120 is a locking hasp constructed from stainless steel, designed for securing access panels, enclosures, doors, and storage compartments in demanding trade and industrial environments. The hasp features an arm length of 4.75 inches and an overall width of 1.5625 inches, providing a solid, corrosion-resistant fastening solution. Its stainless steel construction makes it well suited for installations where moisture, chemicals, or outdoor exposure are concerns. Licensed trades and maintenance professionals install this type of hardware on equipment cabinets, electrical enclosures, and utility access doors where a padlockable closure is required.

This locking hasp is appropriate for both light commercial and industrial applications. It fits standard hasp-and-staple setups and is commonly used on control panel doors, HVAC equipment enclosures, pump station access hatches, and outdoor storage units. The stainless steel material resists rust and surface degradation in wet or corrosive environments, making it a reliable choice for mechanical rooms, rooftop installations, and coastal service locations.

Key Features

• Locking hasp style accepts a padlock for secure closure
• Stainless steel construction provides corrosion and moisture resistance
• 4.75 inch arm length accommodates standard enclosure door overlap
• Overall width of 1.5625 inches fits standard hasp mounting footprints
• Single-unit packaging allows straightforward replacement or retrofit installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install locking hasp for equipment enclosures, access panels, and cabinet doors requiring a padlockable closure mechanism.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician, HVAC technician, or mechanical contractor as part of enclosure or panel work. Ensure all power to the enclosure is shut off and the system is de-energized before servicing any cabinet or panel door hardware. Use appropriate fasteners for the mounting substrate and verify that the staple or loop component is securely anchored to support the intended load. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer guidelines for enclosure security requirements.