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What Are The Different Parts of A Padlock Called?

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I. Deconstructing the Brass Padlock: 12 Core Components Explained


Here's the complete anatomy of premium brass padlocks:


Component Function Wellsing's Brass Padlock Innovation
1. Shackle Locking arm securing objects 14mm naval brass alloy with anti-saw grooves
2. Body Main housing Tarnish-resistant C37700 brass casting
3. Cylinder Core mechanism for key operation 6-pin tumbler system with spool drivers
4. Springs Return components to position 316L stainless steel corrosion-proof coils
5. Retaining Bolt Shackle anchor point Triple-bolt marine-grade reinforcement
6. Actuator Transmits key movement CNC-machined brass actuator disc
7. Driver Pins Security pins preventing picking Mushroom & serrated pin hybrids
8. Keyway Key insertion channel Restricted Yale 999 keyway profile
9. Weather Guard Environmental protection Integrated silicone O-ring barrier
10. Anti-Drill Plate Prevents cylinder drilling 3mm hardened steel plate
11. Locking Ball Secures shackle in body Tungsten-carbide balls (2.5mm diameter)
12. End Caps Decorative/protective covers Laser-engraved brass caps with UV coating

II. Brass Padlock Evolution: 2025 Market Trends & Technological Integration
2.1 Smart Security Convergence
2.2 Sustainability Revolution

Parameter Traditional Brass Wellsing Eco-Brass Improvement
Recycled Material 45% 92% +104%
Production Energy 18kWh/unit 9.2kWh/unit -49%
CO2 Footprint 51kg 23kg -55%
Water Usage 130L/unit 28L/unit -78%


Technical Insight: Wellsing's Naval Brass Shackle combines 60% copper, 39% zinc, and 1% tin for 2.8x higher tensile strength than standard brass alloys.

Brass Padlock

While 68% of consumers still prefer mechanical locks (ASIS 2024), brass padlocks now integrate:

  • NFC Authentication: Tap-to-open via Wellsing's SmartCore™ system

  • Biometric Logs: 90-day access history stored in encrypted chips

  • Geo-Fencing: Bluetooth proximity alerts via iOS/Android apps


III. Wellsing Brass Padlock Series: Technical Specifications


3.1 Premium Product Line Comparison

Model WS-8800B Heritage WS-6600M Marine WS-4500S Smart
Shackle Diameter 16mm 18mm 14mm
Locking Pins 6+2 security pins 5-pin drill-proof 6-pin + NFC
IP Rating IP55 IP68 IP54
Key Copies 2 registered 3 master Digital keys

3.2 Anti-Tamper Performance

Attack Method Standard Brass Wellsing Brass Resistance Gain
Bolt Cutting 45 seconds 8 minutes 10.6x
Lock Picking Grade 4 Grade 10 150%


IV. Brass Padlock FAQs: Expert Answers


Q1: How often should brass padlocks be lubricated?

"Wellsing's Nano-Coat™ technology extends maintenance intervals to 5 years under normal use, versus 6 months for standard brass locks."

Q2: Are brass padlocks suitable for marine environments?

"Our WS-6600M series withstands 2000-hour salt spray tests (ASTM B117) – ideal for yacht and offshore applications."


V. Conclusion: The Art & Science of Brass Security


Wellsing Hardware's brass padlocks combine 19th-century metallurgy with 21st-century innovation:

  • 93% customer satisfaction in industrial durability tests

  • 41% lower lifecycle costs vs stainless steel alternatives

  • Zero reported breaches in banking/medical installations

Explore our brass security solutions at www.wellsinghardware.com

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