| Brand | ABUS |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Material | Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel, Aluminum, Brass |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.38 x 3.25 x 3.75 in |
| Lock Type | Key Lock, Combination Lock |
– Stainless Steel Padlock: This stainless steel disc lock offers 360 degree all round protection, effectively combatting the most common ways of forcing it open Anti cut plate offers added security; Includes 2 keys
– Hardened Steel Protection: This padlock features an ABUS Plus disk cylinder for the highest protection against manipulation, designed to resist drilling and pulling with an extremely high number of key variations
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The ABUS Plus Locking System is extremely effective at preventing manipulative break-in attempts such as picking. Unlike traditional pin tumbler cylinders, the disc cylinder found in the Diskus 20 requires that each and every disc has to be moved into the correct spot without removing correctly turned discs from the correct position. Additionally, the cylinder is protected by an anti drill plate.
Thanks to its fully round shape, the lock is particularly protected against being hammered or sawed open. The rounded shackle is recessed on two sides of the round lock body and offers very little tampering opportunity for break-in attempts.
Product Width (a): 3 5/32″
Shackle Horizontal Clearance (b): 63/64″
Shackle Vertical Clearance (c): 45/64″
Shackle Diameter (d): 7/16″
Product Depth (e): 1 25/64″
Product Height (f): 3 3/16″
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David B. (verified owner) –
Don’t be confused about what a hardened or case hardened or a stainless shackle means. It means most can all be cut off with 36 inch bolt cutters in seconds. Enter the ABUS 20/80 extreme high security disc lock. Most 36 inch bolt cutters can’t even get their jaws around this diameter shackle and even if they could it would just shatter or “groove” the jaws. Yes no lock is impenetrable but this will definitely slow them down. To the best of my knowledge the only way you’re going to get this off is with a high speed diamond/carbide grinder(noisy andkinda dangerous when they shatter their disks which is often in a grind like this). Also in all fairness let’s not forget the ultimate monster the acetylene torch but most people are not usually tooling around with that type of equipment. As everyone knows it’s just a question of slowing them down and going to an easier target.
buystuff54321 (verified owner) –
This is one tough lock. I am renting a storage unit and wanted something quality that would deter a potential thief. I did some reading online and the ABUS 20/80 came highly recommended. It is very heavy and the shackle is thick. I would think this would be extremely difficult if not impossible to remove with a bolt cutter. I was worried that it might not fit on my storage unit, but was happy to see I got it on with no problem. The key is different than a traditional lock you would buy. It can’t be bumped and would be much harder to pick. The extra money spent is well worth it for the peace of mind. Ultimately almost any lock can be removed with the right tools, but I would think most criminals would go for an easier target.
DragonQueenOfWolves (verified owner) –
I’m here to write the review that YOU need. Yes! It fits! It’s a tight fit but that’s the point!! It didn’t rust and we got hit with a freak snow storm in VA coming from Texas too!This is a nice, secure lock that fits the Whiting latch assembly on a Penske 16FT truck. I can’t say if it will fit a 22FT (other reviews says it does) or a 12FT, but IT FITS A 16FT!( Pro Moving Tip: Always get a moving truck from a corporate district store and NOT a gas station/mom & pop place because they’re newer, and in much better condition). Penske > UHaul anyway.Anyway, best of luck for your moving trip.
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I paid $80 for this stupid lock. The keys do not fit the description as described on the website, the lock itself has differences than the photo on the box it came in, the box itself was in very worn and there were parts of the box that were blacked out with a black sharpie. More and more stuff on Amazon is used, broken, or total knock offs. Sending this back immediatelyPlease note… they are charging $80 for this probable knock off on Amazon. Even if it is a legit product (who knows why they are blacking out areas of the box….) you can get the real thing off several online padlock stores for $25 less. The only reason I paid more for this probable knock off is because I needed it NOW. The other stores will take longer to get it to you.
TinkerGuy (verified owner) –
No lock is impenetrable. Period. End of paragraph. Disappointing to learn, I know. But once you understand this truth, you can make a truly informed decision.This ABUS lock is 100% made in Germany and is as resistant to picking and/or physical defeat as ANY lock at its price point. This is strong enough to slow down a bad actor and force them to generate noise and take some time in order to defeat the lock. Which is, in reality, the holy grail of any lock.Do your own research, but I’m very pleased. So pleased, that I’ve ordered a second one.FITMENT NOTE: This fits the locking portion of a Whiting latch on a Penske or UHaul 26′ truck. I tested that.
DC (verified owner) –
I think this is a good lock – looked like it was very hard to saw through or break and the back is plated adding extra security. And it fit on my 16 foot Penske truck… we’ll sort of.. it was hard to lock at times. By itself or in the latch. Sometimes in the latch it was near impossible. Opening it was also extremely hard at times and I worried the key was going to break off in the cylinder. I think I would have kept this lock if the mechanism worked a little bit better and also I didn’t see those other reviews about the key snapping off. The last thing I would want is to have to wait for someone to saw this thing off somewhere because the inside of the mechanism had half the key in it.
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I bought the lock to protect my belongings as I moved across the country in a U-haul truck. It opened and closed fine a few times but then got more difficult to open. After spending a night at a hotel in the southwest, we tried to unlock the lock in order to put our suitcases back in the truck. Not only did the lock not open, but the key sheared in half. Half of the key was stuck in the lock. We drove 6 hours with 2 large suitcases in the cab if the truck until we got to a city big enough to find a locksmith. The locksmith used a Dremel to cut through the shackle without a problem.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
This is the infamous Abus 2080. If you’re looking at this listing, I assume you know a few things about locks because most people would never consider buying a padlock at this price point. But if you understand how easily the vast majority of padlocks can be bypassed and you want real protection against real criminals, you’re in the right place.Yes, I know the lock picking lawyer picked this lock. But come on, not only is he a wizard from some other dimension, in order to pick this lock he has to use AutoCAD to custom design an all-new type of lockpick, then 3D print it, then use the lost wax casting process to manufacture a steel version, then had to invent an entirely new school of lock picking in order to open this beast.So yeah, if you’re worried about him or Bosnian Bill stealing your stuff, you’ve got a real problem on your hands. But as for everyone else on the planet, they’re not getting through this lock (except with a shotgun maybe).
Tyler Old (verified owner) –
After using this on two PODS, two box trucks and a storage locker it had to be cut off. My storage unit decided to paint the door of our locker, and after this the lock froze up (likely due to spray paint getting inside the mechanism and locking it up) after numerous attempts to open the lock we gave up and asked them to cut it off.Four saw blades, two fully charged batteries and about 30-45 mins later we were into our unit. Needless to say, this lock does it’s job and keeps people out of whatever is locked. It fit on a POD unit, two box trucks and my storage unit so no worries about it fitting which was my initial concern. Can’t go wrong with it.
Michael T (verified owner) –
My first ABUS 20/80 Diskus Stainless Steel Padlock seized up after three months of being locked to my storage unit door. It was in dry moderate temperatures the whole time, but nonetheless would only open with great effort and about a minute of fiddling. I didn’t want to spray oil inside it, that would cause dirt and grit to stick inside the mechanism.I threw it away and bought another one, thinking it was a fluke. Well the same exact thing happened to my second one. I’ve owned several ABUS locks over the last 30 years, and this is not normal for their products. Something went wrong with this model of padlock, but I know Im never buying another ABUS product again. I’m going to replace it with a lesser, but more reliable and cheaper one.