How are the locks on these guys? Are they internal locks or external padlocks with a set of keys? Actually keeping thiefs out?
748034
This particular style is not lockable. Only the models with buckles and straps can be locked. I recommend the quick release for these so you can take them off for security.
991009
probably but they real cheap. if someone wanted to break into your locker it wouldn't be hard.I used mine in the garage to keep someone from borrowing tools. IF they wanted to steal something they could.
1718928
The ones I got came packaged in 2s. Some keys won't open all the locks but I found that one key opened all but one lock. Some locks you can only put the key in about halfway for it to unlock. My best guess is that they are keyed similar enough for multiple keys to open multiple/same locks
2249329
They do not lock and they come separately. You don't have to use them if you don't need to.
502838
These are very tiny. Entire lock is no more than 1/4 inch. Not to be used for securing anything valuable. We used them as party favours. Can be opened without any effort. Hope this helps.
1344722
I used the keys once then lost them. They were useless anyway. I think I bent one the first time I used it. I haven't used it since. The case was good besides the lock. But I recently broke mine when it dropped off a cart about 4 feet with about 4 lbs of tools inside.
2265401
I had mine come to my job, because now days they just leave them at door.. Good way to get stolen!!
1216165
There is a hole for a padlock. The install takes about an hour or two depending on how everything comes off.
2221771
All of my requests to get the keys when thru amazon to the seller. That would be the first thing I would try. Next, go to HOMAK . com and see what happens. I hope this helps. I also added a hasp and another lock. Any thing to make it take longer to break into.
2029250
The doors do not come with any kind of lock. However, since the handles have "cut-out" it would be possible to secure them using a chain and padlock or a large padlock.
1995860
I think any lock can be opened By someone who knows what their doing. I Would not get a lock with out a key because the electronics may fail; or run out of power leaving you locked out. If your concerned about bumping; you could always disable the key slot with superglue or something
1679511
I don't believe that they do. This is purely a mechanical lock - if you mess up entering the combination, just twist the dial counter-clockwise and try again. This is unlike an electronic safe w/ a "lock out period" after a certain number of incorrect entries, and would allow somebody to brute force guess a combination more quickly. However, the trade-off is this is not susceptible to battery or electronics failures (both of which I've experienced w/ the electronic safes.) Personally, I prefer the trade-off of better reliability to potentially more secure against brute-force guessing. Keep in mind, NO small, portable safe (or even big installed vault) is truly 100% secure. This is a very well built and solid unit, by the way - great for travel and/or vehicle storage.
714739
They are fairly heavy since they are heavy duty. You wouldn't want to have to use them for hours, but I love them! Also, others have complained about being able to lock and unlock them. The solution is to just get leverage by squeezing the very end of the handle. It takes little pressure that way and makes it much easier.
370664
That's a question for the Master lock, not the end user, however, no lock can keep any expert out. This device is meant as a deterrent, and that it does very well. The problem with the door, is that it takes a mere second to steal. Not the case if he has to find a key that fits the lock. The idea with thieves, is to get away fast without getting caught. The deterrent prevents a quick getaway.
1687657
The lock is pretty sturdy, like anything else if someone wants into it bad enough, you aren't going to keep them out, but it would take more than just a screw driver.
410405
There is no key lock. The drawers push closed and have a slight pressure added too keep them in. That is all.
1123195
Not that I have found. I bought these units to replace similar units with a 'master' lock on them. These were a little less expensive but, I liked that the locks were made of 'brass'. They held up a little better in salt water than the Master Locks they replaced. However, a shot of oil from time to time will keep them working. Have a good day.