YALE Y130B Maximum Security Stainless Steel Discus Padlock With Cover
Yale
The YALE Y130B Maximum Security Stainless Steel Discus Padlock with Cover is a high-security locking solution designed to withstand harsh outdoor conditions. Featuring a solid stainless steel body and a hardened steel shackle, this discus padlock offers robust protection against common physical attacks, including cutting, twisting, and pulling.
To ensure long-lasting durability in exposed environments, the lock is fitted with a protective rubber cover over the body and keyway, shielding the internal mechanism from water, dirt, and debris. It has been rigorously tested for up to 240 hours of corrosion resistance and certified to EN 12320:2012 standards with a CEN Grade 3 rating.
Equipped with a 5-pin cylinder and a double ball locking mechanism, the Yale Y130B provides enhanced security against lock picking and shackle manipulation. It also features key retention in the unlocked position, ensuring you never accidentally leave the padlock unlocked or lose your keys.
Technical Specifications
- Body Width: 70mm
- Body Material: Stainless steel
- Shackle Material: Hardened steel
- Cylinder Type: 5-pin
- Security Rating: CEN Grade 3
- Standard: EN 12320:2012
- Corrosion Resistance: Tested up to 240 hours
- Keys Supplied: 3
- Weight: 300g
Key Features
- Weatherproof Protection: Solid stainless steel body with a protective rubber cover on the lock body and keyhole to shield against harsh weather.
- High Security: Hardened steel shackle and double ball locking mechanism provide excellent resistance against cutting, twisting, and pulling attacks.
- Key Retention: Key is retained in the cylinder when the padlock is unlocked, preventing accidental lockouts and ensuring the lock is secure before the key can be removed.
- Tested Durability: Rigorously cycle-tested up to 10,000 operations to ensure smooth and reliable long-term performance.
- Ideal for Outdoor Use: Perfect for securing gates, shutters, trailers, boats, and other high-value outdoor assets.
