Abstract: A number lock has a main rod, a casing, a push knob and two buckles. The main rod is jacketed with a plurality of number rollers, and each number roller is capable of controlling movement of the main rod. One end of the main rod has an operating block and an ejector. The casing has two corresponding pieces enclosing the main rod and exposes a portion of each number roller. The casing further has a displacement space for accepting the operating block and a semispherical space for accepting the ejector. The casing has an elastic piece pushing against each number roller for positioning. One end of the casing is provided with a round rod, and the round rod has a ball socket connected to a cable. The push knob is partially disposed in the displacement space of the casing and connected to the operating block.

Abstract: A lock has a hook and a locking finger to form a locking loop. The hook is fixedly attached to the lock body, whereas the locking finger can be pivoted to disengage from the hook to open the lock. The pivotal movement of the locking finger is controlled by a latch and an extended edge. The latch has a tip and the locking finger has a cut-out to receive the tip when the lock is locked. When the lock is locked, a spindle prevents the extended edge from moving toward the latch for releasing the tip from the cut-out. When the lock is opened by the combination mechanism, the spindle is moved away to allow the extended edge to move toward the latch to release the tip from the cut-out. When the lock is opened by the key mechanism, turning the cylinder causes the extended edge to move the latch downward.

Abstract: A connection lock is provided. A driving assembly is disposed to a shell body, is movable to be in first or second positions and further has a restricting portion. A lock device is disposed to the shell body and includes a lock member which is movable relative to the shell body to be in unlocked or locked positions and has a tendency to move toward the locked position. An actuating member is slidably disposed in the shell body. A first elastic member is disposed in the shell body and abuts against one of the actuating member and the driving assembly to bias the driving assembly in a direction toward the first position. A engaging assembly is disposed in the shell body and is movable to be in released or engaged positions and is configured to be inserted into an anti-theft hole of an object.

Abstract: A theft deterrent device includes a locking portion and a housing portion. The locking portion includes a locking mechanism. The housing portion includes a housing portion wall. The housing portion wall comprises a first material and is configured to house a second material within the housing portion wall. The second material is made of a different material than the first material. The second material is selected such that a cutting tool will be hindered when trying to cut through the housing portion.

Abstract: A lock for electronic devices may include a main body, a lock barrel, a pushing member, and two engaging pieces. The main body has a cover and a cylinder which are connected together at a front portion and a rear portion of the main body. The cover comprises a through hole at a central portion thereof, and two pivot bases are respectively formed at two lateral sides of the through hole in the cover. The lock barrel comprising a lock pin is installed in the cylinder of the main body, and the lock pin is configured to protrude from a rear end of the cylinder when the lock of present invention is at an unlocked position. The pushing member is installed in a front portion of the cylinder, and a rear end of the pushing member is coupled with the lock pin so as to have synchronous movement.

Abstract: A lock contains: an attachment member and a fixing device. The attachment member includes a base, a first movable connection part and a second movable connection part which are rotatably connected on the base can expandable outward and retractable inward. The first movable connection part has a first extension, a first post opposite to the first extension, and a first tab. The second movable connection part has a second extension, a second post opposite to the second extension, and a second tab. The fixing device includes a case and a locking mechanism. The case is configured to fit with the base and has a retaining groove. The locking mechanism is arranged in the case and includes a movable rod configured to separate the first movable connection part from the second movable connection part.

Abstract: A vehicle door includes a lock cylinder having an actuator member that is operably connected to a door latch mechanism. A door handle moves from a first or home position covering an outer end of the lock cylinder to a partially open position wherein the outer end of the lock cylinder is exposed. When the door handle is in the partially open position, a user can access the lock cylinder and insert a key into the lock cylinder to unlock the door. Thus, the lock cylinder is covered and hidden behind a portion of the door handle when the door handle is in the first position to provide an uncluttered, visually appealing appearance.

Abstract: A lock for an electronic device having a lock hole includes a lock core, a fastener, and an adapter, wherein the lock core is operable and rotatable about a first axis; the fastener is connected to the lock core and is shifted away from the first axis. The adapter is connected to the lock core and the fastener. The rotation of the lock core about the first axis drives the adapter to drive the fastener to rotate about a second axis, When the lock core is locked, the locked lock core restricts the fastener from rotating, when the lock core is unlocked, the fastener is operable to rotate.

Abstract: A shoulder strap assembly and a snap hook structure thereof are presented. A strap of the shoulder strap assembly is combined with a first article through the snap hook structure. The snap hook structure includes a main body and a keeper member. The main body hooks the first article, and the keeper member ensures the main body to keep hooking the first article. The keeper member has a perforation. The user can wind the strap around a second article, and use a lock to pass through the perforation so as to lock the first article with the second article, thereby preventing the first article from being stolen.

Abstract: A latch assembly for a padlock includes a rocker having a central through bore and a tongue extending from an outer periphery of the rocker. A latch member is slidably disposed in a cavity in the rocker. A torsion spring is assembled to a spring retaining surface of the rocker and includes first and second legs extending from a center coil portion positioned around the through bore. The first leg extends beyond the outer periphery of the rocker, and the second leg terminates inward of the outer periphery of the rocker and engages a portion of the rocker to apply a biasing force against the rocker when the first leg is in a spring-loaded condition. The rocker comprises at least one spring fastening member securing the torsion spring to the spring retaining surface of the rocker.

Abstract: A locking base for Anti-theft lock includes a socket, a locking member and two sliding portions. The socket is disposed in a main body and extends a portion out of the main body. The locking member has a locking hole, and the locking member can extend out of the portion of the socket. The two sliding portions are disposed on the socket and the locking member respectively. The two sliding portions are matched structurally to make the socket and locking member slide correspondingly.

Abstract: A padlock includes a base, a combination controlled lock unit having a shaft passing through a top hole of the base into an accommodation chamber of the base, three combination wheels rotatably sleeved onto the shaft, and three retaining wheels sleeved onto the shaft and respectively engaged with the combination wheels, a driving member connected with the shaft, two shackles having bottom ends respectively connected to the base and top ends detachably engaged with each other, and a latch connected with the shaft so as to be driven to move between a locking position where a block portion of the latch stops at least pivotable one of the shackles from movement for ensuring engagement of the top ends of the shackles and a unlocking position where the block portion moves away from the pivotable shackle for allowing disengagement of the top ends of the shackles.

Abstract: An improved shackle assembly is disclosed that provides a bow having specially configured receptacle on one end portion that interlocks with a specially configured pin assembly. The pin assembly has locking members or lugs that move between locking and releasing positions. The locking lugs can be moved to a locking position or unlocked using a rotating end portion of the shaft opposite the receptacle.

Abstract: A padlock comprises a shackle having a first end and a second end and an arm, the arm being extendable along an axis of the arm. The arm further includes a locking mechanism having an axle pivotally connected to the second end and a plurality of tumblers sleeved into the axle, in which the axle defines an inner channel; and a movable connection component having a head and a shaft connected to the head, and when the locking mechanism is in a first position, the head is attached to the first end and when the locking mechanism is in a second position, only the movable connection component is movable along the axis of the arm and the head is detached from the first end.

Abstract: A security check hanging lock structure including a lock housing, a first (private) lock mechanism, a second (common) lock mechanism, a first locking member and a second locking member. Each of the first and second locking members has a base end pivotally disposed in the lock housing and a free end extending to outer side of the lock housing. The free ends of the first and second locking members are connectable to form a hanging hook. The first and second lock mechanisms are disposed in the lock housing for drivingly controlling the movement of the first and second locking members. By means of unlocking the first and second lock mechanisms, the free ends of the first and second locking members can be respectively driven to displace away from each other so as to unlock the hanging lock in two manners.

Abstract: A padlock with a status indicator includes two locking units. The two locking units operate independently to execute locking and unlocking operations. The lock has a body that contains an indicator in the lock underneath. After the execution of the unlocking operation has been done sequentially, the indicator switches from an indication position to the other indication position. Thus through the window, which is formed on the body surface and corresponding to the indicator location, the indication positions of the indicator may be recognized.

Abstract: A padlock having dual unlocking modes includes a lock body that has shackle and a combination locking mechanism, and a movable push button assembly on one side. The padlock may be switched to an unlocking condition by operating the combination locking mechanism so that users can depress the movable push button assembly to drive the shackle to unlatch. The movable push button assembly also has a key hole to receive a key when the combination locking mechanism is in the locking condition to turn the movable push button assembly and unlatch the shackle.

Abstract: A combination lock and padlock combination as a lock is disclosed that includes a spring-biased pivot assembly comprising a locking dog and an engagement member; a push button pivotably disposed on the pivot assembly; a U-shaped shackle comprising a slotted leg for locking the locking dog; a spring-biased L-shaped catch assembly comprising a sliding member at one end and a tab projected from the other end; and a spring-biased opening warning assembly pivotably provided in the housing and comprising a locked mark at one end exposed at a window in a locked position of the lock and an open mark adapted to switch with the locked mark. Once the lock is opened by a key by one of a number of persons sharing the lock, the open mark is exposed on the window and other person(s) may be aware of same by seeing the open mark.

Abstract: A tool device includes a main body, a cutting member and a locking mechanism. The main body is formed with a receptacle for receiving the cutting member. The cutting member is movably mounted on the main body and selectively moves between a first position of being received in the main body and a second position of being removed from the receptacle and ready to use. The locking mechanism is mounted on the main body and changeable between a locking mode and a release mode. In the locking mode, the cutting member cannot be moved from the first position to the second position. While, in the release mode, the cutting member is free to move to the second position for use.

Abstract: Provided is a combination lock capable of being opened by inserting a key into keyhole in addition to turning tumbler wheels to a set series of numbers. In the key opening operation key is turned to rotate shaft, cam, and shuttle assembly for aligning tabs with the grooves, causing the cam to contact and push an L-shaped member laterally to compress a spring-loaded member for opening a gap between the leg and the shackle with a distance between the shaft and a blind end of a channel of the shuttle assembly being decreased to a minimum as the channel slides relative to the shaft, and moving the tabs along the grooves to project the shuttle assembly from one end of a bore of a spring-loaded moveable member to the other end thereof.

Abstract: By forming a combination padlock from heavy duty metal throughout with an enlarged, heavy duty locking bar or shackle being employed having a tamper-proof holding cavity for the terminating, locking end of the locking bar, an effective, easily produced, high security padlock is achieved which employs a combination system for fully operating the padlock. In addition, the combination padlock of the present invention incorporates tumbler or clutch wheel constructions which cooperate with the rotating dials to virtually eliminate any possibility that an unauthorized person would be capable of gaining access to the padlock by known combination lock picking techniques by forming each tumbler or clutch wheel with a plurality of radially extending fins formed thereon, with each of the fins being arcuately spaced from the adjacent fin in a non-symmetrical pattern.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a changeable combination lock disposed with a lock body. A lock bolt is disposed inside the lock body. More than one digit wheel is sleeved on the lock bolt. One end of the lock body is disposed with a retaining ring. A notch is on the retaining ring. A mark is disposed on the surface of the retaining ring for fitting in with the notch. An actuator and a retaining member are disposed on the retaining ring. When in use, a set of combination is decided and the mark on the retaining ring is aligned with the combination so that a lock bar inserts into a lock hole, therefore, the combination can be changed according to the need for preventing the intruder from easily unlocking the lock.

Abstract: A numeral lock structure including: a lock main body in which a lock core is arranged, the lock core being controlled by multiple numeral wheels to lock or unlock; a lock hook having a base end and an extending free end, the base end being pivotally inserted in one end of the lock main body, whereby the free end of the lock hook can be freely rotated about the base end; and a displaceable button disposed on the lock main body for restricting the free end of the lock hook. Top side of the displaceable button is formed with a notch in which the free end of the lock hook is restricted in a locked state. When the lock core is locked, the displaceable button is synchronously restricted from displacing to keep locking the lock book. When the lock core is unlocked, the displaceable button is synchronously displaceable, permitting the free end of the lock hook to be turned outward and detach out from the notch for unlocking.

Abstract: The present invention provides a padlock that comprises a shackle, a lock body, a lock cylinder assembly disposed at the middle portion in the lock body, and a combination lock assembly. The padlock of the invention can be operated by either the key or the cipher. The invention also provides a padlock having an interchangeable lock cylinder assembly.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a changeable combination lock disposed with a lock body; a lock bolt is disposed inside the said lock body; more than one digit wheels are sleeved on the said lock bolt; one end of the said lock body is disposed with a retaining ring; a notch is on the said retaining ring; a mark is disposed on the surface of the retaining ring for fitting in with the notch; an actuator and a retaining member are disposed on the said retaining ring; when in use, a set of combination is decided and the mark on the retaining ring is aligned with the said combination so that a lock bar inserts into a lock hole, therefore, the combination can be changed according to the need for preventing the intruder from easily unlocking the lock.

Abstract: A padlock includes: a lock body; a shackle operatively locked in or unlocked from the lock body; a key-operated locking device formed in the lock body for operatively unlocking the shackle for unlocking the padlock by using a key, and a combination locking device juxtapositionally formed in the lock body for operatively unlocking the shackle for unlocking the padlock merely by dialing the combination to an unlocking number.

Abstract: A lock is designed to prevent theft of a notebook computer and is formed of a housing, a metal fastening, a locking mechanism, and a retaining mechanism. The locking mechanism includes an arresting bolt with a conical tip and a dial block. The retaining mechanism includes a retaining bolt with an inclined surface, which is pushed by the conical tip of the arresting bolt such that a hooked end of the retaining bolt is engaged with a T-shaped slot of the notebook computer at such time when the wheels of the locking mechanism are turned randomly. When the wheels of the locking mechanism are turned to a set series of numbers, the conical tip of the arresting bolt moves away from the inclined surface of the retaining bolt, thereby resulting in disengagement of the hooked end of the retaining bolt with the T-shaped slot of the notebook computer.

Abstract: A lock in combination with a name card case to be used for securing and providing an identification of an item such as a suitcase. When the lock is at a securing state, a latch firmly engages a securing hook to be looped to the item. When the lock is at a releasing state, the latch disengages with the securing hook to release the item. Moreover, during the releasing state, the lock can be slid toward a side of the name card case until the lock and the name card case are separated. At this time, a name card can be received in the name card case and the lock can be slid back on the name card case again. Therefore, when the lock is used to the secure the item, the name card can provide the identification of the item.

Abstract: A combination lock device includes a lock body, a lock snap structure locked in a lock hole of an article to be locked, and a drive structure for driving the lock snap structure. The lock snap structure includes a carrier, a first locking plate, and a second locking plate. The first locking plate is pivotally mounted in the carrier and may be vertically pivoted by the drive structure. The second locking plate may horizontally slide and displace relative to the first locking plate when the first locking plate is pivoted. The first locking plate has an end portion provided with a locking tongue portion. The second locking plate has an end portion provided with a resting snap portion. The locking tongue portion is vertical to the resting snap portion.

Abstract: A combination lock has a keyless lock main body mounted on a housing part, a toothed rod, an engaging rod, a turnable rod and a locking rod. The toothed rod has engaging teeth, and is passed into numeral discs of the lock main body such that the toothed rod is released to be movable, and fixed in a locked position by the numeral discs. The toothed rod has a protruding plate on an outer end. The engaging rod is passed through the housing part, and has a front engaging end, and an intermediate recessed portion. The turnable rod is passed into the lock main body, and the housing part with a semicircular lower end pushing block connecting the recessed portion. The turnable rod has an intermediate portion having a flat side. The protruding plate abuts the flat side to prevent the turnable rod from turning in the locked position. In the unlocked position, the turnable rod is turned for the pushing block to move the engaging rod rearwards.

Abstract: Padlocks adapted for one-handed operation are disclosed. Typically having a laterally asymmetric shackle, the lock includes an arm connected thereto so as to pivot when the locking mechanism is disengaged. A spring or other component facilitates latching of the device by biasing the arm toward an exposed end of the shackle.

Abstract: A combination lock has a plug with a tube extending from the plug. Multiple combination ring assemblies are disposed around the tube, and each of the combination ring assemblies include a combination ring, a positioning ring, and an abutting ring. A bar is inserted with an end inside the tube and an opposed end mounted with a nut extending outside the tube. A cap having a chamber inside is received in a cover, and the nut is received in the chamber. When changing a combination number of the combination lock, a tool is used to turn the cap to separate the combination ring and the positioning ring thus allows the combination number to be changed, and when the changing is completed, the cap is turned to a original position and the combination ring and the positioning ring engages together automatically.

Abstract: A combination padlock includes a main body, a shackle, a control mechanism, an unlocking key, and a rotary block. The rotary block is located between the unlocking key and the free end of the shackle. As the unlocking key is pushed by a finger, the unlocking key actuates the rotary block to turn in such a manner that one end of the rotary block moves away from the free end of the shackle, and that the other end of the rotary block exerts a pressure on a stop plate of an actuation rod of the control mechanism, thereby resulting in the downward displacement of the actuation rod.

Abstract: A combination lock including main body, a series of number wheels and set wheels, a locating piece, a stop piece, a movable lock rod, a push block disposed on the locating piece, a notch disposed on the stop piece, a slide slot located in the main body, an arresting member slidably disposed in the slide slot of the main body, and a push piece disposed on the movable lock rod for pushing the arresting member to return to its original position, thereby preventing the disturbance of a set series of numbers which are used in opening the combination lock.

Abstract: Padlocks adapted for one-handed operation are disclosed. Typically having a laterally asymmetric shackle, the lock includes an arm connected thereto so as to pivot when the locking mechanism is disengaged. A spring or other component facilitates latching of the device by biasing the arm toward an exposed end of the shackle.

Abstract: A pad lock includes a casing including a hook extended outwards therefrom and several number wheels rotatably mounted in the casing. Each number wheel is partially exposed outside the casing for manual turning. Each number wheel includes a code wheel releasably engaged thereto to rotate therewith. A locking device is mounted in the casing and movable between a first position that retains the code wheels in place to allow free rotational movements of the number wheels for code number changing and a second position that disengages from the code wheels such that each code wheel is engaged with an associated number wheel to rotate therewith. An unlocking device includes a pivotal end pivotally mounted in the casing, a press end located outside the casing for manual pressing, an actuating end located in the casing and engaged with the locking device to move therewith, and a latch end located outside the casing and releasably engaged with the hook.

Abstract: A combination lock includes: a casing, a fixed latch member and a pivotal latch member formed in a front portion of the casing to be inserted into an aperture of a computer or the like, a control bolt reciprocatively held in the casing and having a plurality of dials and sleeves rotatably mounted on the bolt for allowing or retarding the pivotal movement of the pivotal latch member for unlocking or locking the two latch members within the aperture of the computer or the like, and a push button slidably held on the casing for depressing and retracting the control bolt backwardly for biasing the pivotal latch member for a withdrawal of the two latch members from the aperture of the computer or the like for a convenient unlocking of the combination lock.

Abstract: Disclosed is a portable combination lock having a reset button extension member, the lock having an elongated outer case that encloses lock mechanism including several spaced-apart numbered dials rotatably mounted on a longitudinally extending shaft assembly. A latch is mounted to the front end of the case and one end of the shaft assembly is adapted to shift axially to lock and unlock the latch. The other end of the shaft assembly is depressible in an axial direction against spring force when the combination is set to unlock the mechanism, to allow the lock combination to be reset as desired. The extension member has a first end mounted to the rear end of the case, and it extends longitudinally from the case to its distal end. The lock can be held by its case and the distal end of the extension member pressed against an immovable surface to cause a forward portion of the extension member to engage and operate the depressible end of the shaft assembly.

Abstract: A padlock includes a body combined with a first casing a second casing. The first casing has a hook-like latch integrally extending therefrom. A pivotal member is received in the body and has a rod extending from a first end thereof to alignedly contact with the hook-like latch when it is pivoted. A symbol-sequence selecting device is received in the body to cooperate with the pivotal member. The symbol-sequence selecting device is operable at two sides of the padlock. The padlock further includes a release member movably mounted to a surface of the first casing to activate a pivoting of the pivotal member.

Abstract: A padlock with safety locking mechanism is provided. The padlock includes a casing, a leverage latch plate in cooperation with a combination locking mechanism to rotatably lock or unlock the padlock and a plurality of sleeves slidably disposed on a cylindrical slide enabling the change of combination code by the users themselves.

Abstract: An actuating mechanism includes a receiving base defining a channel and having a first end portion and a second end portion formed with a cylinder defining a lock hole communicating with the channel, and a retaining post extending from the cylinder. A shackle includes a first end portion and a second end portion defining a lock cavity communicating with the lock hole. A locking member is slidably mounted in the channel and includes a first end portion and a second end portion formed with a locking hook detachably received in the lock cavity. A drive shaft extends through a rotary ring module and includes a first end portion and a second end portion fixedly engaged with the locking member such that the locking member can be moved with the drive shaft synchronously. A circular piece is slidably mounted on the retaining post and is formed with a side extension abutting on the second end portion of the drive shaft.

Abstract: A U-shaped lock includes a U-shaped bar, a cross bar and a lock body mounted therein, such that a user is able to achieve a locking process by the U-shaped bar and the cross bar no matter whether the combination input by a user of the lock body coincides with the predetermined sequence.

Abstract: A combination lock is composed of a lock body, a locking mechanism, an unlocking mechanism, and a cover. The locking mechanism is located in a horizontal slot of the lock body such that the arresting rod of the locking mechanism can be directly actuated by the unlocking mechanism, and that one end of a shackle of the lock body is separated from a press portion of the unlocking mechanism by a distance capable of preventing a finger pressing the press portion from obstructing the shackle to be fastened With an object intended to be disabled.

Abstract: A padlock having a latch with a large field angle comprises a housing combined by a pair of opposed casings, a latch disposed within the pair of opposed casings, a pushing block for driving the latch to rotate, and a number selecting device for controlling the pushing block to be shifted. When the number selecting device is selected to a correct number sequence, the pushing block is permitted to be pushed into the casings to drive the latch to pivotally retract within the housing. Thereby, the latch can be opened in a large field angle to facilitate the use of the padlock.

Abstract: A padlock comprises a body and a shackle capable of rotating freely. The body is provided therein with a dial set having a plurality of the numbered wheels mounted on a shaft rod capable of an axial displacement. The shackle is provided with a neck fastened pivotally with the body. The neck is provided at the bottom thereof with a through hole extending along the axis of the neck and engageable with the shaft rod. The shackle is further provided with a hooked portion and a retaining member fastened pivotally thereto between the neck and the hooked portion. The hook portion is provided with a cut which is pressed against by one end of the retaining member. The top end of the shaft rod is pressed against by another end of the retaining member.

Abstract: A combination padlock includes: a housing rotatably mounted with a plurality of dials and sleeves in the housing, a shackle having a pivotal end portion pivotally secured on a pivotal portion of the housing and having a locking end portion of the shackle lockable in a locking cavity formed in the housing opposite to the pivotal portion, and a combination-changing device having an actuating plunger reciprocatively held in the housing and depressible for retaining the sleeves for free rotation of the dials after the lock is unlocked for changing a combination and a seesaw lever respectively engageable with the pivotal end portion of the shackle and engageable with the actuating plunger, whereby upon closing and locking of the shackle on the housing, the locking end portion of the shackle will be locked by a latch as controlled by a control plate slidably held in the housing as driven by the sleeves and dials; and the pivotal end portion of the shackle will bias the seesaw lever to simultaneously restore the act

Abstract: A U-shaped lock is provided which includes a straight tubular housing, a locking unit disposed within the housing, and a U-shaped shackle. The U-shaped shackle has one end provided with a bend stopper to fit in a shackle hole of the housing and the other end provided with a notch for receiving a flat rectangular portion of a dead bolt to lockingly engage or disengage the shackle. The locking unit includes a cylindrical member combined and rotating together with a lock cylinder. The lock cylinder has a key hole for insertion of a key for rotating the lock cylinder and a projecting block extending from a rear end of the lock cylinder and engaged in a hole of the cylindrical member. The dead bolt is moved forward or backward responsive to rotation of the key in the lock cylinder to cause the flat rectangular portion of the dead bolt to engage or disengage from the notch of the shackle.

Abstract: A locking apparatus for vehicles of the present invention is constituted by a rigid lock body and a hook. The hook is connected to the lock body in a ring shape such that, at least one end thereof can be separated from the lock body. The lock body includes a moving plate which engages with and disengages from the separating end side of the hook, responding to the external operation for unlocking and locking, and an operating shaft capable of reciprocating in an interlocking fashion with the moving plate. On the operating shaft, a plurality of dials are respectively disposed rotatably via bushes. Between the dials and the bushes, an unlocking code sequence setting mechanism for setting an unlocking code sequence freely is formed, and between the operating shaft and the bush, a lock mechanism is formed.

Abstract: A combination padlock includes: a plurality of magnifying lenses juxtapositionally mounted on a lock body of the padlock with each lens projectively corresponding to each numeral formed on each dial so that the numeral formed on each dial can be magnified by each magnifying lens for a clear reading by a user's eyes; and a hasp pivotally mounted in a side portion of the lock body of the combination padlock having an arcuate hook member operatively lockable with a hasp socket recessed in a projecting portion extending upwardly sidewardly from the lock body in an opposite direction of the arcuate hook member of the hasp for locking an object or a staple within the hasp with a wider angular movement of the hasp. The lock can be conveniently operated with one hand to not only rotate the dials and lock and unlock the hasp, but also to move the hasp into its fully open or locked positions.

Abstract: A combination padlock includes a lock body having a hasp fastening member fixedly secured on one side portion of the lock body, a hasp pivotally mounted on the other side portion of the lock body operatively engageable with the hasp fastening member for locking the padlock, a locking bolt longitudinally held in the lock body and resiliently urged to normally bias the hasp for locking the hasp on the fastening member, and a plurality of dials coupled with a plurality of sleeves rotatably mounted in the lock body for operatively locking or unlocking the locking bolt which is in turn actuated to open or close the hasp for unlocking or locking the padlock, thereby providing a sidewardly pivoted hasp with a greater angular pivotal movement of the hasp for a convenient locking or unlocking operation of the padlock.