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The Master Lock 160mm Wrought Steel Single Hinged Hasp is designed for homeowners and professionals seeking a flexible security solution for sheds, storage containers, and cellars. Its standout benefit is the hinged design that allows for installation on angled surfaces where traditional rigid hasps fail. While it provides robust protection against cutting and prying thanks to its hardened boron steel construction, users should note that the unit requires a padlock with a shackle diameter suited for its 11mm bore, which must be purchased separately.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5063750479477 |
| Brand | Master Lock |
No, the hasp is sold as the locking mechanism only. You will need to source a padlock separately.
Yes, provided you use the appropriate hardware for metal surfaces, such as bolts and nuts, rather than standard wood screws.
It is made of durable wrought steel, but like all steel hardware, we recommend regular maintenance and cleaning to prevent rust in exposed outdoor conditions.
The padlock eye has an 11mm bore diameter.
Boron steel is a hardened alloy that is significantly more resistant to cutting and sawing than standard mild steel.
Apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant or machine oil to the hinge pin to restore smooth motion.
Ensure you are using a padlock with a shackle thickness of 11mm or less and that the hasp eye is not obstructed by debris.
Check if the door has sagged or shifted. You may need to relocate one side of the hasp to ensure the two halves meet correctly.
To install, ensure the hasp is mounted onto a solid base material—preferably treated timber or metal. Use high-quality, corrosion-resistant screws that penetrate deep into the door frame for maximum "rip-out" resistance. For angled applications, test the swing of the hinge before marking your pilot holes to ensure the padlock eye aligns perfectly when the door is in the closed position.
Maintain the hardware by applying a light machine oil to the hinge pin once a year to prevent seizing, especially in coastal or high-humidity climates. Regularly check that the mounting screws remain tight, as vibration from frequent door use can loosen them over time.
