Why Brass Lasts Outdoors
Brass is the classic padlock material because it does not rust. Where an iron lock depends on paint and a sheltered position, a brass padlock tolerates rain, salt air and years of exposure without seizing — the reason it stays the standard specification for coastal and humid markets.
The polished finish keeps its look through years of daily handling, and the range runs from 30 mm locker and luggage locks up to 60 mm gate and shed locks. Three keys come with every lock.
Where Brass Padlocks Are Specified
Brass earns its position wherever the lock lives outdoors: residential and estate gates, storage-room doors, warehouse gates in humid or coastal areas, sheds and outbuildings. The smaller sizes double as luggage, cabinet and locker locks, where corrosion resistance matters more than price.
- Outdoor security — estate and residential gates, storage-room doors, warehouse gates
- Coastal & humid markets — gates, sheds and outbuildings near the sea
- Personal & light duty — luggage, bags, cabinets, gym and school lockers
- Tender & facilities — institutional supply where a non-rusting lock is specified
Packing & Program Notes
Packing follows the channel: export carton as standard, boxed for institutional supply, blister card for retail display. MOQ is 10 cartons per SKU, and OEM packing with your own logo is available from 50+ cartons.
Brass Padlock — FAQ
What sizes do you offer?
30, 40, 50 and 60 mm — see the specification table for packing quantities.
Is brass suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. Brass does not rust, which is why these locks are specified for gates and humid or coastal environments.
How many keys are included?
Each lock is supplied with three keys.
What is the MOQ and OEM minimum?
MOQ is 10 cartons per SKU; private-label packing and logo from 50+ cartons.
