about - history Padlock Guard stops thieves breaking padlocks made from 316 stainless steel

about and history unique Australian made Padlock Guard

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why is Padlock Guard made from 316 stainless steel

Anyone who knows the difference between
Are probably wondering why we chose the expensive 316 stainless steel to manufacture Padlock Guard and not cheap mild steel or the less expensive 304 stainless steel.

keep reading and we will explain

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why we selected 316 stainless steel

We decided to make Padlock Guard from 316 stainless steel and not 304 stainless steel because 316 stainless steel has additional benefits.
316 stainless steel is used to manufacturer products that need to resist corrosive environments.

some of these include

316 stainless steel
does not require
an external finish to protect it from corrosive elements

Padlock Guard has

due to the above facts

The Australian made Padlock Guard will last a life time eg. 25, 50 years no doubt longer due to the superior materials used to manufacture it but as the manufacturer we have to be realistic with the guarantee we give our purchasers.
We believe a 10 year guarantee gives purchasers 100% confidence they are buying a high quality security product from a 100% Australian owned business.
no mistake
each Padlock Guard
guaranteed for 10 years
by the Australian manufacturer
10 year warranty
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why not make Padlock Guard from mild steel

although mild steel

Mild steel corrodes (rusts) quickly especially when used near sea water vapour and other corrosive elements.

plus

If we made Padlock Guard from mild steel we could only give our purchasers a 12 month warranty whereas making it from 316 stainless steel it will last a life-time.
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