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Sargent 858 Non-Key Retaining Padlock with Stainless Steel Shackle, US4 Satin Brass

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Sargent 858 Series Non-Key Retaining Padlock with Stainless Steel Shackle - US4 Satin Brass

Professional Security Padlock for Master Keyed Systems

The Sargent 858 Series Non-Key Retaining Padlock delivers professional-grade security with solid one-piece satin brass construction measuring 2" x 2-1/4". This non-key retaining design allows key removal while unlocked and relocking without the key, featuring a standard 10 Line cylinder with 6-pin configuration and 11/32" diameter stainless steel shackle. Built for integration into master keyed systems with multiple keyway options including S, R, U, CR families and L, R, H, C, A, B, K, N, V keyway families.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Case Dimensions: Solid one-piece construction measuring 2" x 2-1/4" for reliable security in commercial applications.
  • Stainless Steel Shackle: Standard 11/32" diameter stainless steel shackle with dual ball bearing locking mechanism for enhanced security.
  • Non-Key Retaining Operation: Key can be removed while unlocked and padlock can be relocked without key for operational convenience.
  • Master Key Compatibility: Utilizes standard 10 Line cylinder (catalog part no. C750-1) easily integrated into Sargent master keyed systems.
  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Solid one-piece satin brass construction with 6-pin cylinder configuration for exceptional durability in commercial applications.
  • Weather Protection: Shackle protected with rubber shields to prevent freezing in winter conditions for reliable outdoor operation.
  • Multiple Keyway Options: Available in single key sections S, R, U, CR and keyway families L, R, H, C, A, B, K, N, V for system flexibility.
  • Field Serviceable Design: Cylinder easily removed while in unlocked position for rekeying without padlock replacement.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Installation & Operation

This padlock is designed for use with compatible security applications. Refer to the parent system installation instructions and manufacturer documentation for proper integration. Ensure compatibility with existing hardware before installation.

Professional Applications

  • Educational Facility Gate Security
  • Industrial Facility Access Control
  • Commercial Property Perimeter Protection
  • Warehouse and Distribution Centers
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings
  • Healthcare Institution Security Systems

Why Choose Sargent Quality?

Sargent padlock products deliver professional-grade reliability with solid one-piece satin brass construction and stainless steel shackle components designed for demanding commercial applications. The 6-pin cylinder with dual ball bearing shackle locking provides enhanced security, while the field-serviceable design allows cylinder removal for rekeying without padlock replacement. Engineered for integration into master keyed systems where dependable performance and operational flexibility are essential.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Other / Miscellaneous Hardware
Series:
858 Series
Product Subgroup:
Padlocks
Product Type:
Padlocks
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Subcategory:
Padlocks
Product Finish:
US4 - Satin Brass
Product Category:
Other / Miscellaneous Hardware
Product Substrate:
Stainless Steel
Department:
Door Hardware

Parts & Accessories

    Sargent 858 – Frequently Asked Questions

    1) Can I put the Sargent 858 padlock on the same master key system as my building's locks?
    That's what the 858 is built for. It takes a standard Sargent 10 Line cylinder (catalog part no. C750-1) with a 6-pin configuration, so it drops into an existing Sargent master keyed system rather than living as an orphan lock with its own key. You can specify single key sections S, R, U, CR, or keyway families L, R, H, C, A, B, K, N, V. Keying is a required choice when you order: keyed different or keyed alike. If you need it cut to a specific keyway, state that on the order.
    2) What does non-key retaining mean on the Sargent 858 padlock, and is that what I want for a gate?
    Non-key retaining means the key comes out while the padlock is open, and the lock can be snapped shut again without the key. Practical effect: a crew can unlock a gate in the morning, pocket the key, and anyone can close it up at the end of the day. If you want the opposite behavior, where the key is trapped in the cylinder until the shackle is closed so nobody walks off with the padlock hanging open, this is not the lock for it. Key retaining is the version to ask for.
    3) What shackle length should I order on the Sargent 858 padlock for a chain link gate?
    The 858 comes in 1 inch, 2 inch, and 4 inch shackle lengths. The 1 inch is for hasps and tight cabinet or panel applications where you want minimal exposed shackle. The 2 inch is the general purpose choice for most gate hasps and chains. The 4 inch reaches through thick chain link fabric, doubled chain, or hardware where the short shackle simply won't span the gap. Every length is offered with or without a chain, and in stainless steel or hardened steel.
    4) Stainless steel or hardened steel shackle on the Sargent 858, which one do I pick?
    Both are offered across all three shackle lengths, 1 inch, 2 inch, and 4 inch. Stainless resists corrosion, which is what you want on an exterior gate, a coastal site, a wash-down area, or anywhere the padlock sits in weather year round. Hardened steel is the pick where cut resistance is the priority over rust, typically interior or covered locations, warehouse and industrial gear. The 858's standard stainless shackle is 11/32 inch diameter with dual ball bearing locking at the heel and toe.
    5) What is the difference between the Sargent 858 padlock and an ABUS or Medeco padlock?
    The 858's reason for existing is keying: it uses a Sargent 10 Line cylinder so it joins an existing Sargent master key system. If you are not on a Sargent system, other bodies make more sense. The Schlage KS23D/KS23F is a brass padlock with a 5/16 inch shackle. The Medeco 5260 is a 52 Series brass body with a 7/16 inch shackle and M3 key technology, a heavier shackle than the 858's 11/32 inch. For lockout tagout rather than security, the ABUS 72/30 anodized aluminum safety padlock is the different animal entirely. Match the padlock to the key system you already run.
    6) What is the closest brass-body padlock to the Sargent 858 if the site standardizes on Schlage keying?
    The Schlage KS23D/KS23F is the brass-body padlock in Schlage's 20 Series and carries a 5/16 inch diameter shackle. The Sargent 858 is solid one-piece satin brass with an 11/32 inch stainless steel shackle and a standard 10 Line 6-pin cylinder, so it keys into a Sargent master key system rather than a Schlage one. If the rest of the facility's cylinders are Schlage, the KS23D/KS23F puts the padlock on the same key system; if the building is on Sargent 10 Line, the 858 keeps one key across doors and gates. The shackle on the 858 is 11/32 inch against 5/16 inch on the Schlage, so confirm the hasp opening before swapping either direction.
    7) Which padlock should be used instead of the Sargent 858 on an exposed coastal or wash-down gate?
    The Medeco 521 G8R is a weather-tight padlock with a solid stainless steel body, and it is supplied less the pop-out cylinder. The Sargent 858 has a brass body with a stainless steel shackle and uses rubber shackle shields to keep it from freezing in winter, which covers ordinary outdoor gate duty. Where the body itself is taking salt spray or repeated wash-down, the all-stainless 521 G8R body is the different construction; note that it ships without the cylinder, so the cylinder is ordered separately, where the 858 comes with the 10 Line C750-1 cylinder in it.
    8) Is an ABUS 72/30 safety padlock a substitute for a Sargent 858 on a gate?
    No. The ABUS 72/30 is an anodized aluminum safety padlock with a 1-1/4 inch body width and a 3/16 inch shackle diameter, built for lockout/tagout on energy isolation points where a light, non-conductive, personally keyed lock is wanted. The Sargent 858 is a solid one-piece brass padlock with an 11/32 inch stainless steel shackle and a 6-pin 10 Line cylinder meant to sit inside a master keyed system. The 3/16 inch ABUS shackle will not fill a hasp sized for the 858's 11/32 inch shackle, and a lockout padlock is intentionally keyed away from the building system. Use the 72/30 for LOTO and the 858 for keyed perimeter and gate security.
    9) Will the Sargent 858 padlock hold up outside through a winter?
    The shackle is fitted with rubber shields to keep it from freezing up in winter, and the stainless steel shackle option handles the wet. The body is solid one-piece satin brass, 2 by 2-1/4 inches, which does not rust. For exterior gates that see real weather, order the stainless shackle rather than hardened steel.
    10) Do I need the chained version of the Sargent 858 padlock?
    The chain option tethers the padlock to the hasp or gate so it isn't set down and lost when the opening is unlocked. On a non-key retaining lock like the 858 that matters more than usual, because the padlock hangs free once opened and nothing forces the user to keep track of it. Chained versions are available in all three shackle lengths, 1 inch, 2 inch, and 4 inch, in both stainless and hardened steel. For gates staff open several times a day, order the chain.
    11) Will the Sargent 858 padlock fit a standard hasp opening?
    The body measures 2 by 2-1/4 inches and the shackle is 11/32 inch in diameter, so it passes through any hasp staple or chain link sized for a 3/8 inch shackle, which is the common commercial hasp. Where it can bind is clearance, not diameter: a recessed or shrouded hasp needs room for a 2 by 2-1/4 inch body. Measure the pocket before ordering, and pick the 1 inch shackle if the staple sits tight to the plate.
    12) Can I order a batch of Sargent 858 padlocks that all open with one key?
    Yes. Keying is a required selection, and keyed alike is one of the two choices, the other being keyed different. Keyed alike is the usual pick when a maintenance crew carries one key for every gate, meter enclosure, or storage cage on a site. Keyed different is what you want when each tenant or department holds its own key. Either way the lock still takes a 10 Line cylinder, so the group can be brought under a master key later.
    13) Is the Sargent 858 padlock heavy duty enough for an industrial site?
    It's a commercial-rated lock: solid one-piece brass case, 11/32 inch stainless shackle held by dual ball bearings on both legs, and a 6-pin cylinder. Dual ball bearing locking is the detail that matters against prying, since both the heel and toe of the shackle are captured rather than just one side. It's specified for gates, perimeter fencing, warehouse and distribution sites, and institutional facilities. For a demanding cut-resistance application, order the hardened steel shackle instead of stainless.
    14) What replaces a Sargent 858 padlock when the opening needs audit trail and scheduled access?
    The Medeco 54515G XT is an electronic indoor/outdoor padlock with a 5/16 inch shackle diameter, supplied with cylinder, and it is non-key retaining like the Sargent 858. The 858 is a mechanical padlock: its 10 Line 6-pin cylinder is rekeyable in a Sargent master key system and the cylinder pulls out in the unlocked position for rekeying, but it records nothing. Where the requirement is knowing who opened a remote gate and when, the electronic 54515G is the different technology; where the requirement is one brass key that works the padlock and the doors, the 858 stays in the mechanical system. Both share the non-key retaining behavior, so the key comes out while the lock is open and it relocks without the key.
    15) Is an ABUS 76/40 or 74/40 a good swap for a Sargent 858 in a master keyed building?
    They solve a different problem. The ABUS 76/40 is a plastic-covered aluminum core padlock with a 1/4 inch shackle diameter and a 1 37/64 inch width, and the ABUS 74/40 is an insulated safety padlock with a 6-pin cylinder, 1/4 inch shackle diameter and 1-1/2 inch body width - the covering and insulation are there to keep the lock from marring a finished surface or conducting. The Sargent 858 is a bare solid brass 2 inch by 2-1/4 inch body with an 11/32 inch stainless steel shackle, and its 10 Line cylinder drops into an existing Sargent master key system so one key covers the doors and the padlocks. Both ABUS models carry a thinner 1/4 inch shackle than the 858's 11/32 inch, so verify the hasp.
    16) Which padlock ships without a cylinder so an existing key system can be used?
    The Medeco 521 G8R is supplied less the pop-out cylinder, so the cylinder is furnished separately and pinned to whatever system the site runs. The Sargent 858 arrives with the standard 10 Line cylinder, catalog part C750-1, in a 6-pin configuration, and that cylinder is removable while the padlock is unlocked, so it can be rekeyed or pulled and repinned without replacing the padlock. For a locksmith stocking cylinders, the 521 G8R takes the cylinder decision at the counter; the 858 arrives ready to key into a Sargent 10 Line system and can be repinned later in the field.
    17) Does the Sargent 858 come in a finish other than satin brass?
    The 858 shown here is US4 satin brass, a solid one-piece brass body. Satin brass is the standard commercial finish and it weathers to a warm patina outdoors rather than corroding. If you are matching padlocks across a property, US4 is a common Sargent finish across their line, so the locks will read the same as other Sargent hardware in that finish.
    18) What padlock is used for lockers and light-duty applications where a Sargent 858 is more lock than the job needs?
    The ABUS T84MB/30 Nautic is a black-sleeve padlock with a 13/64 inch shackle diameter and a 1 17/64 inch body width, sold in a three-pack. It suits lockers, cabinets, tool chests and other light-duty securing where the small body fits a narrow staple. The Sargent 858 is a 2 inch by 2-1/4 inch solid brass padlock with an 11/32 inch stainless steel shackle and a rekeyable 10 Line 6-pin cylinder, which is the choice when the padlock has to belong to the building's master key system and take gate and perimeter duty. Sizing is the deciding factor: the T84MB/30 body is roughly half the width of the 858's.
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    Does the Sargent 858 come with a warranty?
    Absolutely. The Sargent 858 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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