ABUS Diskus 220/70 Padlock

The Diskus® 220 Is the Obvious Choice for Your Security

Secure doors, gates, cabinets, sheds, basements and more with this product. It is the perfect complement to the matching 140 security hasp. The round shape of the Diskus offers unparalleled protection against hammering and sawing, making it virtually impossible to break the lock open. Each Diskus® is hand-welded in Germany. The seam that holds the two stainless steel shells together is one of many quality checks performed during production. It is impossible to break the two halves apart. The precision cylinder with anti-pick pins ensures the lock cylinder cannot be easily compromised.

Technologies:

• Diskus® offers unparalleled 360° protection.
• Diskus® welding technology provides the best protection against break-ins.
• Hardened steel shackle.
• Precision cylinder with anti-pick pins.
• Lock force: This is a keyed item. It locks with a key and the key cannot be removed when the item is open.
• This product is proudly manufactured in Germany.

Applications and Use:

• Security is essential for goods/items of higher value or with a high risk of theft.
• Secure doors, gates, cabinets, sheds and basements with this product.
• Use in combination with the ABUS Diskus hasp 140. This makes the shackle completely inaccessible to burglars.

Technical Specifications:

• A key opens the lock.
• Stainless steel surface.
• Width: 19.5 mm.
• Diameter: 10 mm.
• Height: 70 mm
• ABUS rates this disc lock with a security certificate of 7/10.
• Width: 70 mm.
• Shackle height: 17 mm

What Do Lock Pickers Say?

Not much is known yet about the ABUS 220! According to ABUS it contains anti-pick pins, so we expect spool pins. However, we haven’t found a single lock picker who has opened this disc lock yet. Here’s a fun challenge! Want to be the first to pick this lock and document it? Get in touch via our customer service. We reward the lock picker who first manages to open this lock and captures it on video.

Rest assured: the ABUS lock only opens this quickly because this particular specimen has been practiced with. A lock that hasn’t been practiced with will probably need a little more than 20 seconds to be opened.

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