There are many different types of padlocks, so exact terminology will vary. Here are some of the more common terms though:
The shackle - the U-shaped piece that locks down
"Hardened" - this refers to tempering of the shackle to make it more resistant to bolt cutters
Plug - The part that the key goes into
Keyway - The milled out portion of the Plug
Tumblers - The small pieces that "read" the key
Body - the main part of the padlock
Retaining screw - on some padlocks this is in the hole the shackle normally sets it, this holds the lock cylinder in.
Source:
http://www.locksafesystems.com/
The Padlock was created in 1786.
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A combination lock is not the same as a padlock. A combination lock could be in a padlock. A padlock can use different lock mechanisms, including a combination lock.
The answer is padlock.
The correct term is padlock.
Don't forget to throw out the old padlock after you unlock it from the gate.
a padlock is spelled 'un cadenas' (masc.) in French.
A padlock is "un cadenas" (masculine noun) in French.
A padlock plate is typically known as a hasp, which is the metal fixture that a padlock is inserted into to secure two objects together.
No - a combination padlock has no key; a sequence of numbers opens it
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