Locker Padlocks

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Control Key Padlocks allow quick access to a locker by authorized personnel. A combination control chart is included with each order of control key padlocks for easy system management. Standard Locker Padlocks do not have the control key feature. They have a factory set combination that cannot be changed. Master Lock model 1502 includes a control chart for easy system management. Control keys are sold separately. Padlocks are grouped into two general categories: keyed padlocks and combination padlocks. Combination padlocks are the preferred padlocks for many customers for their convenience since there is no key to lose. A combination padlock operates by entering numbers through roller dials on the bottom or a single dial on the face of the padlock body. Combination padlocks with the dial on the face are the most popular choice for school student and other institutional settings. For this reason, they are often referred to as locker padlocks. The non-resettable feature is preferred by administrators to make it easiest to keep track of combinations. Philadelphia Security Products has all types of combination locker padlocks for sale online at AllPadlocks.com. Choose from a large selection of locker padlocks from all major manufacturers including Master Lock, American Lock, Abus Lock, and Zephyr Lock. Combination locker padlocks for sale online include padlocks that have the control key override feature. Master Lock model 1525 is the most popular, but there are several other high-quality models including the American Lock model A400K, the Abus Lock model 78/50KC, and Zephyr Lock model 1925. Control key padlocks have a non-resettable combination, but there is also a keyway in the back that allows the padlocks to be opened quickly with a special key referred to as a control key. Authorized key holders such as school principals do not need to open the padlocks using the combination. Another valuable feature of control key padlocks is the control chart. The back of each pa