Axuansor Hasp Latch SUS304 Stainless Steel

If you need a simple way to add a padlock point to a cabinet, shed or gate, this style of hasp keeps the job straightforward. It is a surface-mounted latch rather than a complete lock, so the practical question is whether its size and screw-mounted fit suit the door or panel you want to secure.

If you prioritize a corrosion-resistant stainless steel fitting, this set may suit your project, if you prefer a lock that works without buying a separate padlock, this is a different approach.

Getting the most from it

The hasp is ready to receive a padlock, but the padlock itself is not listed among the included items. That matters when planning the whole installation: the latch provides the fastening point, while you supply a compatible padlock separately. The described set includes two hasp latches and fourteen screws in total, with seven screws for each latch.

Installation involves positioning the hasp, marking or making the screw holes, then fastening it to the door or panel. For example, on a small shed door, you would place the hasp where its two parts can meet when the door closes, then add a padlock through the clasp. The mounting surface and screw placement matter, the listing does not provide guidance for particular door materials, so make sure the surface can take the screws before starting.

Why it’s worth it

SUS304 stainless steel is the stated material, and the listing presents it as a way to help resist rust and corrosion. That makes this a plausible choice for everyday indoor use or an outdoor fitting where exposure is a consideration, though the details do not establish a specific weather rating or security grade. It is a practical, visible fastening solution for lockers, chests, cabinets, doors or gates that need an added padlock point.

It suits you if you want two screw-on hasps in one set and already have a padlock, or are happy to choose one separately. It is not for you if you need a complete locking unit, a stated security rating or installation details tailored to a particular material. Based on what the listing says, its value is in the simple hardware setup rather than any verified resistance to forced entry.

The essentials

The product description gives the hasp dimensions as 3 x 1.5 x 0.8 inches and the clasp size as 1.7 x 1.3 inches. However, the product name also includes “5 INCH”, which does not match the stated 3-inch measurement. That inconsistency is worth sorting out before choosing it: compare the listed dimensions with the space available and the overlap you need, rather than relying on the name alone.

The set contains two latches and fourteen screws. No padlock, screw material, load rating or detailed fit information is specified. Those omissions do not rule it out for a basic cabinet or shed application, but they make it harder to assess for a larger gate or a security-sensitive installation. For those jobs, a product with clearly stated dimensions and a documented security rating may be a better fit.

When to choose it

Choose this set when a straightforward screw-mounted hasp is the missing part of your setup, the stated dimensions suit your panel, and you can provide a separate padlock. Its stainless steel construction is a useful stated feature, but it should not be treated as proof of high-security performance. If the 3-inch versus 5-inch wording leaves you unsure about fit, or your project depends on a specific strength or weather rating, look for those details before committing.