40mm Brass Padlock

Start by matching size, material and shackle design to where you will use it. In this collection you’ll see options from 32 mm to 70 mm, all brass bodies that resist everyday wear. For interior use like cabinets or car panels, a 40 mm brass padlock from brands such as jadever is common, while outdoor or gate applications often benefit from larger sizes with brass bodies and reliable locking. Some models also offer a hardened steel shackle for extra cut resistance. Consider your environment, then pick a size and finish that fits the hasp and exposure.

The three elements work together to determine security and compatibility. Size ensures the padlock fits the hasp; material affects corrosion resistance and durability, with brass bodies offering good outdoor resilience. The shackle design, especially a hardened steel shackle, boosts resistance to cutting and prying. This page shows a spectrum: 40 mm for general use, 50 mm for robust indoor/outdoor needs, and 70 mm with reinforced shackles for high-security tasks. Balancing these factors is the key to choosing confidently.

Homeowners often need reliable, weather-ready protection for gates or sheds, so a mid-size brass padlock (around 50 mm) with good corrosion resistance is a practical choice. For small workshops or storerooms with higher risk, a larger 70 mm brass padlock with a hardened steel shackle adds strength against brute force. For interior cabinets or tool chests, a 32–40 mm brass padlock provides compact security without crowding the hasp. The goal is to match size and strength to the risk level faced.

Keep brass padlocks clean and dry, especially after outdoor use, to preserve their corrosion resistance. Periodic light lubrication with a dry graphite-based lubricant helps the mechanism move smoothly without attracting dust. Wipe away moisture and dirt after exposure to rain or humidity. Since some models employ hardened steel shackles, check for rust or stiffness around the shackle and apply lubricant sparingly to avoid residue on keys. A dry, protected storage spot also keeps the finish looking new longer.

Yes, these keyed-padlocks are designed to fit common hasps used on doors, gates and lockers, with sizes ranging from compact 32–40 mm to larger 50–70 mm bodies. Choose a padlock that matches the hasp thickness and the hole opening, ensuring the shackle can clear the hasp without binding. The collection includes multiple branded options, all intended for routine residential or small-business applications and built to pair with standard locking hardware.

Finish and appearance vary to suit different preferences and environments. You will find brass-bodied padlocks with classic gold-toned finishes, plus variants with copper-like finishes for distinct looks. Some options emphasize a more traditional brass aesthetic, while others lean toward a modern, metallic shine. Regardless of finish, the core security features—size range, brass body, and reliable keyed operation—remain suitable for a wide array of indoor and outdoor uses, from cabinets to gates.