What size locks fit these containers?
1462962
two small master locks (one on each end) will work. You don't need the extended length and that might actually might get in the way as you do have to fish them through the opening. It's not difficult though. I don't think opening up the opening is a good idea as it removes plastic and would make it less secure. I lock mine regularly with little effort.
1462963
Any lock with a 1/4" shank or less will fit which is what I would consider about a medium size lock.
1462964
I had to use master locks, small ones with the larger extended metal piece on top. They are still a tight fit. Might be your best bet to go with a cable lock of some kind.
1462965
I believe a standard Master Lock Padlock will fit through the holes provided...it may be a tight fit though(talking in reference to the length of the padlock shaft) so if you wish, Master Lock makes a padlock with an extended shaft...you may want to use that instead. With the position of the provided hole for the lock, getting a lock shaft through the hole will not be a problem...the ONLY problem MIGHT BE the length of the shaft.
1462966
I just tried a lock that fits. The lock shakle width is .31 inch or 7.9 MM. The inside of the shakle length is 43.6mm when open and 29.7mm when closed. The exterior of the shakle is 2.03 in open and 1.5" when closed. I used an "American" padlock series 5200. The bottom of the opening on the container is tight but it will fit if you "push" I never locked it before but I would use a file or a "Dremel" to open the bottom of the plastic opening just a little and it would slide over easy. Saerch "American" padlock as they make great products, used by the Military and available to all. I just tried a lock that fits. The lock shakle width is .31 inch or 7.9 MM. The inside of the shakle length is 43.6mm when open and 29.7mm when closed. The exterior of the shakle is 2.03 in open and 1.5" when closed. I used an "American" padlock series 5200. The bottom of the opening on the container is tight but it will fit if you "push" I never locked it before but I would use a file or a "Dremel" to open the bottom of the plastic opening just a little and it would slide over easy. Saerch "American" padlock as they make great products, used by... » Read More I just tried a lock that fits. The lock shakle width is .31 inch or 7.9 MM. The inside of the shakle length is 43.6mm when open and 29.7mm when closed. The exterior of the shakle is 2.03 in open and 1.5" when closed. I used an "American" padlock series 5200. The bottom of the opening on the container is tight but it will fit if you "push" I never locked it before but I would use a file or a "Dremel" to open the bottom of the plastic opening just a little and it would slide over easy. Saerch "American" padlock as they make great products, used by the Military and available to all. « Show Less
290865
I got this one: Master Lock 2848DAT Key Alike Set with Receiver and Coupler Latch Locks, 2-Piece Set (but the receiver comes with one)It fits for 1/2" and 5/8" but I'm pretty sure it's 1/2".
2224505
If your referring to regular trailer hasps, then yes these will fit fine. If using on something like a fence or shed door, this lock probably won't do the job. These are made to fit where two hinged (or one hinged and one stationary) hasps are coming together.
1230655
Not sure what the exact size is, but it will go thru the hole for latch lock. I have used it on boat and couple different utility trailers. Good lock.
139081
I don't know the size. But they would not fit the cans of dog food I bought. I bought natural balance can dog food. I did not like these lids. They were hard And not flexible.
1724690
Not sure of they will fit those containers, they are no bigger around than a MaDonalds straw, but they are very sturdy, holding an opening open should not be a problem
1681104
im not sure about the dimensions of the lock hasp on container.. it could as long as the lock can slide over the hasp.... i bought a special "puck" style hasp for this lock on my application..
288897
I would suggest checking out AllAmericanCanner.com. They have a good selection of lids giving dimensions for all sizes. Hope this helps.
2046271
Check out the product details that are listed on the product shown for the lock. Just click on the item and it will give you the specs you are asking for.
1342375
It should fit. These types of locks don't protrude any farther than a standard lockset.
1403400
handle part is 12-3/8" and lock is 4" - both parts together you have 16-3/8". Hope this helps
991008
It's been many a year since I've looked at a school locker, but I bought these locks and they are not overly large and the shackle is not too thick, so I believe these will fit for you.
1055083
These locks are 1.25" square body. Not sure of the technical term but under the loop (with lock closed) is 5/8". Hope that helps.
870127
a piece of standard cylinder lock should fit. You may find it in lowe's or other home stores. one of my customer bought one from Lowes.
1650002
I'm not sure, you'll have to look at the manufacturer's site. They have smaller containers which might have what you need as well.
1271404
yes ....it has small holes on the sides for two mini locks but i would make sure that they fit before you buy the locks... hope that helps
1271409
There are holes for padlocks at both ends of the grip. Luggage locks work, but too easy to pry open. So I use Masterlocks with 3/16" diameter shackle (130 or 131 series). I think 1/4" shackles may work, but have not had chance to try.