Hinged Hasp

A hinged hasp is a type of hardware commonly used in commercial settings. It falls under the supply class of Hardware, specifically in the Commercial category. Hinged hasps are typically made of metal and consist of two parts: a hinged plate and a loop or staple. The hinged plate is attached to a door or lid, while the loop or staple is attached to the frame or surface that the door or lid closes against.

The purpose of a hinged hasp is to secure doors, lids, or other closures by allowing a padlock or other locking mechanism to be attached. When the hinged plate is closed, the loop or staple fits into it, preventing the door or lid from being opened. The padlock is then inserted through the holes in the hinged plate and locked, providing additional security.

Hinged hasps are commonly used in commercial settings such as warehouses, storage units, cabinets, and gates. They are designed to be durable and resistant to tampering, making them suitable for securing valuable items or restricting access to certain areas.

In the supply group of Hardware And Abrasives, hinged hasps are categorized under the Hardware class, specifically in the Commercial subcategory. This classification helps in organizing and identifying different types of hardware products available in the market.