Buy Combination Padlocks Online in Australia
Combination padlocks open with a code instead of a key, so there is no key to lose or hand over. AIMS Industrial supplies Master Lock dial and word combination padlocks from 30mm to 57mm, with brass, zinc die cast, steel and stainless steel bodies, boxes of 4 and 6, and a resettable model. They suit lockers, storage cages, gates and shared access points. For key-operated locks, see keyed padlocks.
What's in the range
| Range | What you will find |
|---|---|
| Dial combination padlocks | 48mm black dial padlocks (including a simple combination dial with a steel shackle and a general security model), a 48mm stainless steel Fortress dial padlock in a box of 4, a 51mm black zinc hardened padlock and a 57mm stainless steel body padlock. |
| Brass combination padlocks | 40mm brass padlocks in a box of 4, 50mm brass in a box of 4, and 51mm brass body padlocks in different shackle lengths. |
| Word combination padlocks | A 40mm metal word combination padlock in a box of 4. |
| Resettable and key override | The M175DLFAU 50mm zinc die cast padlock is resettable, and the 0176 combination padlock has a key override. |
| Luggage padlocks | A 30mm brass plated aluminium combination luggage padlock in a box of 6. |
Choosing a combination padlock
Start with the code type. Dial padlocks use a number dial, word padlocks use letters. Then choose the body material for where the lock will sit: brass and stainless steel resist corrosion, while zinc and steel bodies suit general indoor and covered use. A resettable model lets you change the code when staff change, and a key override gives a way in if a code is forgotten. Finally match the shackle and body size to what you are locking, and check the data sheet for what each dimension in the listing means.
Combination padlocks suit shared access, but they are not a lockout lock. For lockout, use a personal safety lockout padlock.
Always check the data sheet. Confirm the size, material and code type before you order.
Related ranges
See keyed padlocks, safety lockout padlocks, hasps, security and Master Lock. The full range is under padlocks, and our industrial padlock guide explains how to choose.
Order from AIMS Industrial
Not sure which padlock suits? Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact our team or request a quote. We have supplied Australian industry since 1988.
Combination padlock FAQs
What is the difference between dial and word combination padlocks?
A dial padlock uses a number dial to set the code. A word padlock uses letters, so the code can be a word that is easy to remember. We list dial models in several sizes and a metal word combination padlock in a box of 4.
Can I change the combination?
On resettable models, yes. The M175DLFAU 50mm zinc die cast padlock is listed as resettable. Check the data sheet for how to reset any other model.
What if someone forgets the code?
The 0176 combination padlock has a key override, which gives a second way to open it. For other models, check the data sheet.
Which combination padlock suits outdoor use?
Look at the brass and stainless steel models, such as the 48mm stainless steel Fortress dial padlock. Check each listing for body and shackle material, and call us if you are unsure for a marine or chemical area.
Do you sell combination padlocks in packs?
Yes. Boxes of 4 are listed for the 40mm brass, 50mm brass, 48mm stainless steel Fortress and 40mm metal word models, and a box of 6 for the 30mm luggage padlock.