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exposed shackle padlocks. The lock soon became a formidable security measure against vandals and criminals.

  In the 1980's the Vigilante company based in the Bronx, New York, introduced a shrouded hasp which was a perfect partner for the shrouded padlock, especially when used to lock double-doors on trucks or for vending security. During the 1990s, many major lock companies both foreign and domestic introduced designs similar to the original Vigilante hasp. Today, the hockey puck style padlock and the shrouded hasp are the hardware of choice when heightened padlock security is required.

  Xperinetix Locking Systems (XLS) recognized the current need for high-security plus system compatibility. The interchangeable core, once only used by a select few, is now commonplace. Their new Ultra Hi-Security Padlock (UHP-IC) (Photo 1), is designed to combined the security features of a hidden shackle round padlock with the convenience of quick rekeying of the IC core. Cylinders such as Best, Falcon, Arrow, Medeco Keymark,

 

 

Schlage small format, KSP, Master, Kaba Peaks and Lori L-10 Vertex can all be used according to Xperinetix (Photo 2). It can accept 5, 6 or 7 pin cylinders. XLS believes that this is the only round padlock available which can accept the

small format interchangeable core cylinders.

  XLS is currently offering two models: aluminum, for lightwight/interior use, and case hardened steel. Size and shape of the UHP-IC paclock are similar to accepted industry dimen-

Today, the hockey puck style padlock and the shrouded hasp are the hardware of choice when heightened padlock security is required.

 

 
 

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