Combination Padlocks

Combination padlocks are locks that can be opened by entering a sequence of numbers or symbols on a dial or keypad. They do not require a key to operate, which makes them convenient and secure. However, they can be forgotten or guessed by others, so they need to be set and changed regularly.

Combination padlocks come in different sizes, shapes, and designs. Some are weatherproof and suitable for outdoor use, while others are more suitable for indoor use. Some have 3 or 4 dials with 10 digits each, while others have more dials or digits for higher security. Some have a resettable combination, while others have a fixed combination that cannot be changed.

To use a combination padlock, you need to know the correct combination and enter it on the dial or keypad. Then you need to pull or slide the shackle to open the lock. To lock it again, you need to scramble the combination and close the shackle. To change the combination, you need to follow the instructions for your specific model of the padlock. Usually, this involves opening the lock, turning the shackle or a knob, entering a new combination, and confirming it.