W-Lok

Whilst sorting which of our early locks to exhibit at the forthcoming MLA EXPO in Telford, I came across this prototype evaluation padlock from 1999. I know one or two members of this forum also received examples. I wonder did anything come of it - did it make it into production?

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The company did bring these locks into production, see for example http://www.wlokcorp.com/catalog/lock1.pdf

I have a model SK-977524 which was for a time allowed for use by the US military as a "General Field Service Padlock" (GFSP), see http://www.navfac.navy.mil/navfac_wo...ePadlocks.html

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Originally Posted by Brian Morland

Whilst sorting which of our early locks to exhibit at the forthcoming MLA EXPO in Telford, I came across this prototype evaluation padlock from 1999. I know one or two members of this forum also received examples. I wonder did anything come of it - did it make it into production?

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A Canadian company very much in business a few years ago that had an extensive line of padlocks and other locks available all of stainless steel per your sample. They exhibited at the ALOA convention a few years back. Look for w-lok or wlok on Google for a long list of links and pictures.
BBE.