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Cisa 28550-85 Sliding Shackle Steel Padlock

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Cisa 28550-85 Sliding Shackle Steel Padlock

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84mm Wide Slide Bolt (Solid Steel) - 14mm shackle




 

Cisa 28550-85 Sliding shackle padlock

 

Cisa 28550-85 sliding shackle solid steel padlock with hardened steel body, shackle and ball bearing locking mechanism.

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Features

  • Re-keyable mechanism : Allows locks to be changed to new key 
  • Carbonitrided solid steel body with chemical anti-corrosion nickel plating
  • Hardened sliding steel shackle with chemical anti-corrosion nickel plating
  • Shrouded shackle to resist cropper attack
  • Desmopan impact resistant protection
Pin tumbler cylinder with anti-pick mushroom pins : Resists picking 

* Keying Options Explained
     Individually keyed (Standard) - locks have own keys (2 keys included per lock)
     Keyed Alike - All locks have same keys (2 keys included per lock)
 
A (Body width) = 84mm
C (Horizontal clearance) = 36mm
L (Vertical clearance) = 15mm
D (Shackle thickness) = 14mm
S (Body thickness) = 28mm

 
  • Padlock Type:
    Sliding Shackle
  • Body Material:
    Steel
  • Shackle Thickness:
    14mm
  • CEN Grade Rating:
    No
  • Marine Applications:
    No
  • Brand:
    Cisa
  • MPN:
    28550-85
  • GTIN:
    8015345079040
  • Price:
    84.00 GBP
  • SKU:
    2035113
  • Width:
    84mm
  • Condition:
    New
  • Product Code:
    28550-85
  • Weight:
    1.02kg
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Best 14mm Dia Shackle Lock

It has a small overall size for the high level of protection it offers. The 14mm dia shackle together with the anti-drill lock would keep someone very busy for some time whilst making a lot of noise.

They are very hard to obtain when a replacement is needed. Our original one lasted 8.5 years and was used twice daily, 7-days a week.

Paul Baker | Exeter | July 2026