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LQYN Keyed Padlocks.
Normal shackle and long shackle padlock that are choose for your various needs, laminated heavy duty steel keyed padlocks, 1-9/16"(40mm) wide body, laminated steel body make the lock superior strength.
LQYN Padlocks Manufacturing Process.
Hardened Steel Shackle
Hardened steel shackle and a surface coating of zinc which ensures protection against rust and the risk of shackle exposure, application flexibility.
Multi-Layer Technique
Padlock features 22 layers of strength-hardened steel seal laminate and 8 rivets. The heavy-duty key lock body is smash-proof and corrosion-resistant, providing long service life and continuous protection.
Brass Pin Cylinder
This padlock uses 8 rivets to fasten the lock body, with brass cylinder, the bottom is wrapped in wear plastic.
LQYN Padlocks Different Usage Scenarios, Convenient Management.
LQYN Padlocks Normal Shackle and Long Shackle Size.
LQYN Padlocks Need Attention.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
They get the job done but don't leave them in the weather to long. They corroded inside the tumbler.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2025
Lock seems durable, I've used them outside this winter so far I have not had one freeze up. I would buy them again.
Ken Ivinson
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
I have no complaints about this set of locks they are very comparable to master as far as quality. I like that there are about half the price of a master lock
Works well
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
Works well,quality good.
Ryan
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024
These pad locks are as simple as they can be and that’s no problem at all. I use them to lock all my tool boxes. They look great and seem quite durable. Only problem that I had was that sometimes when unlocking it’ll unlock half way so I’d have to shimmy it a little but it still works can’t really complain since it keeping my tools locked. Also, they aren’t shy with the keys so, you’ll have a lot
Mark Redman
Reviewed in Canada on July 15, 2024
Work as described
Daniel
Reviewed in Canada on June 9, 2024
Fait la job...
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024
I knew as soon as I saw these locks that they would be very insecure, and I was right. I've been able to open these locks without the keys using three (or four, depending on your school of thought), non-destructive methods, making them the least secure locks in my collection, and also two of my favorite. Locks only keep honest people out, but if you're planning on actually depending on these locks? Reconsider.
Works just fine so far
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
They held up in weather just fine. No issues with them
Kat D
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
Great price and quality for these locks. I am able to use them on most things. Some things do require locks with more space in between, but I use these for my electrical panel and some stuff indoors and they are sturdy and easy to use.
Krusty03
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2024
work as intended
Richard A. Wagoner
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
I have a gate on either side of my home that must be locked frequently. It doesn't make sense to have separate keys so I purchased this set with common keys. The locks are strong and sturdy and fit perfectly in the holes of the gate latch. Highly recommended.
Ritchie Barclay
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2023
I bought these to replace some locks that had been out in the weather and could no longer be opened. Had to be cut off with a hack saw.These seem to be pretty solid and work well.As far as weather proof I don't really think that any pad lock is. I read reviews for a lot of the rubber / vinyl coated locks and all were reported to hold the moisture in.We do not keep these out in the weather any more. Now we store them inside the trailer until we are at a show when we use them.I had a dial combination type padlock on my tool box at work for 30 years and every few years I would have to fill it with wd40 to get it working again and then I would put a bit of light oil into it for lubrication. it spent its life indoors!!My thoughts on how to keep a lock working in the weather would be to fill it with some engine oil or grease (Can be added through the hole left by the clasp when the lock is opened.Most households probably have vaseline, if you filled the lock with vaseline it would help keep it lubricated and keep the moisture out.WD40 works to get a lock that is a bit sticky to work again but it is not a very good lubricant and would not last long.
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