SQUIRE SS100CS Stronghold Steel Closed Shackle Padlock

SQUIRE SS100CS Stronghold Steel Closed Shackle Padlock

The first padlock* ever to achieve LPCB Level SR4 LPCB’s highest accreditation

These huge, incredibly strong padlocks are the newest addition to ® the Stronghold Range. The Stronghold 100mm solid hardened steel padlock combines compact design with market leading product performance. Designed to resist the harshest attack these locks can also function reliably in the very worst weather conditions.

• 20mm diameter hardened boron alloy steel shackles
• 100mm wide solid hardened steel lock body
• Accredited to LPCB Level SR4, CEN6 approved, Closed shackle tested to Sold Secure Diamond standard with 22mm chain
• Two 6 Pin cylinders can have the same key cylinders or they can be keyed to differ, and both versions can be keyed-alike and master-keyed
• Electrophoretic anti-corrosion finish
• Keyed to differ cylinders offer over One Million key differs – 2 x 6 pin cylinders
• Anti-drill protection
• Protective dust cover
• Tensile pull tested to 24 tonnes (independently verified)
• Dual key usage ideal for supervised use

Recommended for

• Garages
• Warehouses
• Lorries
• Perimeter gates
• Trailers and high security doors

The Squire Stronghold Steel padlocks are tested to the highest CEN grade 6 and designed for use in maximum risk situations and in harsh environments. These padlocks, with a solid hardened 65mm steel body and hardened boron alloy steel shackled offer the very best in security.

CEN means Central European Norm. It was devised some time ago when the major padlock manufacturers got together to devise a testing standard. Until then it was confusing since there were plenty of standards for door locks and safes but non for padlocks. Some insurance companies tired to use these standards in relation to padlocks but it simply didn’t work. Still today you may get asked for a specification that simply can’t relate to a padlock and only to a safe or door lock.

There are 6 levels within the grade ranging from general use to maximum security. CEN Level 6 padlocks are rare and for more commercial and consumer purposes 5 is the highest. We tend to recommend anything between 3-5 for high security applications.

• GRADE 6 – Maximum Security
• GRADE 5 – Extra High Security
• GRADE 4 – High Security
• GRADE 3 – Medium / High Security
• GRADE 2 – Standard Security
• GRADE 1 – Low Security

The grading system is slightly flawed in that a lock only needs to fail one of the minimum criteria to a single category to be reduced to its lowest scoring grade. This means that some padlocks may perform like a CEN 6 padlock in all tests but fail at minus 40 degree centigrade. It would therefore be lowered accordingly.