Godrej Navtal Brass Chrome Plated 2 & 3 Keys Padlock

A Godrej Navtal Brass Chrome Plated 2 & 3 Keys Padlock is a type of locking mechanism that is commonly used to secure doors, gates, lockers, cabinets, and other items. Here are some key features and characteristics of padlocks:

1. Construction: Padlocks typically consist of a solid metal body or shackle, which houses the locking mechanism. The body of the padlock contains the locking mechanism, while the shackle is the U-shaped metal piece that passes through the object being secured.

2. Locking Mechanism: Padlocks use various types of locking mechanisms to secure the shackle in place. Common types include key-operated locks, combination locks, and electronic locks (using a keypad or biometric scanner).

3. Keyed Padlocks: Key-operated padlocks require a physical key to unlock. The key is inserted into the lock cylinder, which rotates to release the shackle when turned.

4. Combination Padlocks: Combination padlocks use a series of numbers or symbols to unlock the shackle. The correct combination must be entered into the dial or keypad to release the shackle.

5. Electronic Padlocks: Electronic padlocks use electronic components, such as a keypad or biometric scanner, to control access. Users input a code or use their fingerprint to unlock the padlock.

6. Shackle Design: Padlocks may have different shackle designs, including standard shackles, long shackles (for securing larger items), and hardened steel shackles (for increased security and resistance to cutting or sawing).