Welcome to the Padlock Finder

Rather than just display every one of our huge range of products, we have given you number of questions to complete. We hope this makes finding the correct padlock as easy as possible. If you are unsure of any then simply skip to the next. Failing that simply browse the product categories on the left. Your results will be displayed further down the page.

How would you like your padlocks to opperate?

We offer most of our locks in four types. Combination, keyed alike, keyed different and master keyed. If you're unsure which answer to choose then please read our advice section first.

How weatherproof would you like your padlock?

A marine grade lock is made from 100% stainless or non-corrosive parts which means it is suitable for every condition including salt water. A lock suitable for outdoors will be designed to resist weather for a number of years and will use a stainless mechanism but may discolour over time. Those made for indoor use only should not be exposed to moisture.

Do you require a specific style of padlock?

Padlocks are designed in various ways to give greater security or greater flexibility. For further advice on the matter please see our padlock type advice Section. If you are unsure just select "I don't mind".

How secure does the lock need to be?

Low security locks are generally used as deterrent and ideal for things like lockers and bags. Medium security locks are good for tool boxes, sheds and internal doors. High security locks are designed to resist direct attacks from saws and bolt cutters. The ultra high security padlocks are the best available and often have special insurance approval ratings such as CEN, BS EN12320 or SoldSecure.

Do you require your lock to have a CEN Grade?

CEN is a grading system that many insurance companies rely on. Most will ask for grade 3, 4 or 5. We have more information on insurance rating systems in the technical advice section.

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