The vast number of padlocks in use is proof of their enduring usefulness and flexibility. We offer you an extensive choice, to suit most applications. Types include familiar, conventional cylinder padlocks operated by flat keys and radial pin tumbler (RPT) versions, which are operated by tubular keys and, generally, offer higher levels of security. The RPT types come in a choice of mechanisms such as 7-pin, 8-pin ‘Camatic’ changeable combination, 10-pin and the award-winning Octagon.
All padlocks, with the exception of the ‘Camatic’ type, are available keyed to differ (each lock operated by its own key, with different keys for other locks) or keyed alike (all locks in a set, or suite, being operated by the same key). Many of our padlocks are also available master keyed where each padlock has its own individual key but there is a master key that will operate all the padlocks within the suite.
If you do not see what you are looking for on this site, the enormously comprehensive padlock range of our Keyosk division, a highly respected wholesaler to the security industry, is available through Camlock Systems. Keyosk’s stocks of padlocks range from low cost, low security categories, through to the highest security, heavy-duty padlocks on the market
These padlocks use a number of cylindrical pins of differing lengths arranged in a circle and are operated by a ‘tubular’ type of key.
Fixed combination, no master key system
These radial pin tumbler padlocks are supplied with a key combination that cannot be changed or operated by a master key.
Fixed combination, master key system
A set or ‘suite’ of these padlocks is available with each one operated by a different key and also by a ‘master key’, which will work any padlock within the set, providing the advantage of ‘one key fits all’.
Changeable combination
These radial pin tumbler padlocks may be set to a new key combination by using a special key, avoiding much of the expense of replacing padlocks if the keys are lost or stolen.
These padlocks feature a row of pins, of differing lengths, which must be aligned by the correct key in order to operate. This key is of the ‘flat’ type
Fixed combination, no master key system
These conventional pin tumbler padlocks are all supplied with a key combination that cannot be changed or operated by a master key.
