IFAM padlocks, Mar series

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Does anyone know where I can buy these? I have searched online but without success. One company has them but is a trade only operation, another has a website in which they appear, but a telephone call reveals they know nothing about them. I have had one of these padlocks for years and it is totally rust free, unlike so many sold for marine use.
 
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I've tried that. It's hard work.

[/ QUOTE ]What? Asking them for details of a couple of local retailers you could order from?
 
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I've tried that. It's hard work.

[/ QUOTE ]What? Asking them for details of a couple of local retailers you could order from?

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They are not very good at finding retailers. They don't have prices on their website. They don't accept cards. That enough for you?
 
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They are not very good at finding retailers. They don't have prices on their website. They don't accept cards. That enough for you?

[/ QUOTE ]I suppose if you've adopted the same attitude with them, it's hardly surprising you haven't had much success.
 
I use some stainless padlocks bought on eBay for the last three years and they have been fine - search on "stainless padlock" and lots come up included well known names like Squire, Abus, Draper, Yale etc and a rather good looking one for motorcycles which looks good.
 
The trouble with the all brass padlocks like the Plastimo ones is that you can saw through them in about 3 seconds flat with a junior hacksaw! Been there, done that, after locking the keys inside - I immediately changed the padlocks to all stainless ones which hopefully would take a little longer to saw through.
 
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