Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type)
Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type) Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type)
Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type)
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Heavy-duty zinc-plated 4 mm thick steel plate hasp and staple (hinged pin type)

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Indicative market price: R300.00
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Product details

Condition
New
Location
South Africa
Product code
HDHS-01
Bob Shop ID
656381321

Description of the hasp and staple 

This heavy-duty zinc-plated steel hasp and staple measures 200 mm in total length by 45 mm wide and 4 mm thick and weighs 0.70 kg (d=5 g).

A hasp and staple is designed for securing toolboxes, doors, gates, garages, warehouses, workshops, and sheds in heavy-wearing places requiring a high level of security and is ideal for lock-up-and-go applications and is a key defence against undesirable intruders gaining access to all manner of essential equipment. Rural properties, farms and industrial premises are the biggest users of these hasps and staples.


Specifications of the hasp and staple

There are 8 by 7 mm diameter pre-drilled countersunk holes for easy fixing with 2 by 9 mm square holes. Fixing the hasp and staple will require 8 by 6 mm diameter screws and 2 by 6 mm diameter carriage bolts for added security, depending on your application. It can be used together with a heavy-duty padlock and is suitable for all weather conditions. (Note: Padlock and screw fixings are not included.).

The hasp's back fixing plate with fixing holes is manufactured from 4 mm thick zinc-plated steel and is 110 mm long to the centre of the hinge pin and is 45 mm wide by 4 mm thick. The hasp's slotted locking plate has a slot of 50 mm long by 12.5 mm wide, and the plate is 95 mm long by 4 mm thick. Both sets of plate fixing holes may be drilled/reamed out to suit thicker diameter fixings.

 The staple is 45 mm by 64 mm by 4 mm thick with a 10 mm diameter steel shackle with an internal diameter of 20 mm at the centre of the shackle, which is suitable for a padlock shackle diameter of up to 16 mm. 


Considering which hasp and staple is the best option

When considering which hasp and staple is the best option, the context in which the fastening is to be used is a primary consideration. For example, a hasp and staple for a garden gate, locked to prevent small children from venturing off the property, might be a relatively simple, low-security device. Whereas a hasp and staple that's appropriate for securing a warehouse, factory, garage or place where high-value machinery, tools, motor cars, motorbikes and equipment are kept should be tough enough to withstand potential attacks from determined thieves.


The tools required for the hasp and staple installation are:

Pencil or pen.
Power drill (battery or mains).
Appropriately sized drill bits (determined by the selected fastenings).
Driver tool that works with the security fastenings.


The hasp and staple installation procedure is as follows:

Hold the hasp in the position where it's to be fitted, and make certain the hinged section comfortably reaches where the staple is to go.
Mark the locations for the hasp fixing holes.
Double-check the hasp positioning to make certain it is correct.
Drill holes for the hasp security fastenings.
Mount the hasp and tighten the security fastenings using an appropriate tool.
Open the hinged hasp and position the staple where it's to be fitted.
Make certain the hasp can be readily hinged over the staple before marking the locations for the staple fixing screws or bolts.
Double-check the staples slot location before drilling holes for the hasp.

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