Lucky Line 4-1/2" Locking Cable Key Ring, Crimp to Permanently Close, Nylon Coated Steel Wire, Corrosion-Resistant, 25 Pack, Assorted (80800) 25 Pack Assorted

Brand:Lucky Line

2.5/5

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64.49

FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1961: Lucky Line Products has a simple principle at the core of its operations: treat customers, suppliers & employees well to ensure long-term success. MULTIFUNCTIONAL: Locking ring allows you to permanently attach items together such luggage & ID tags, tools, documents, office supplies, and kitchen items so you can stay organized. Great for outdoor activities such as hiking and camping. STURDY MATERIALS: Heavy-duty Aircraft-grade nylon coats galvanized steel, used by the military for multipurpose activities. PERMANENT CLOSURE: Permanently lock wire loop by pushing the ball end into the nickel-plated brass clasp, use the crimping tool to secure the two ends. CORROSION-RESISTANT and WATERPROOF: 4 1/2" in length strong and flexible, corrosion-resistant cable key ring that is built to last. Use for binder rings, organizational products, laminated documents, and all other storage-related needs.

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Categories Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry, Men, Accessories, Keyrings & Keychains,

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Lucky Line
Color	Assorted
Color	‎Assorted
Customer Reviews	3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 60 ratings 3.5 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5 x 0.1 x 0.1 inches
Item model number	‎80800
Item Package Quantity	‎25
Item Weight	‎1.6 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Lucky Line
Material	Nylon
Material	‎Nylon
Part Number	‎80800
Product Dimensions	‎5 x 0.1 x 0.1 inches
Size	‎25 Pack
Style	‎Locking Cable Ring

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Scritto da: paul

This is exactly what its supposed to be.

Please take it from a professional Locksmith This product is a wire key ring that will separate...unti its crimped . I used a light pressure with some basic stripper tool . Once you crimp it . Its sealed.

Scritto da: Quentin Krengel

Not a secure locking cable

Noticed when I was crimping these that the clasp is very weak. My crimping tool sheered it like a knife through hot butter. Not a secure option.

Scritto da: Dstone

Come apart easily.

Essentially useless. Crimping them create a strong closure at the crimp. The weak point is where the metal ferrule meets the black cable. The cables pulls right out with very little effort. I tested this on 3 different units and they all failed. Attempting to further crimp the ferrules onto the cable has not yielded positive results.

Scritto da: Timothy Buckner

Little bit smaller than the ones I had originally.

Was expecting to be a bit bigger, but I didn't look at the overall diameter when ordering. Not the manufacturers problem just me not looking.

Scritto da: Jacob Lozano

Don't buy this, it's trash.

For the people that think it's supposed to lock and untwist, learn how to read, it's supposed to crimp. For those that try and crimp, the metal doesn't bend, it shatters. Save your time and money and find something else.

Scritto da: Duane

Weak

The catch is too brittle. It breaks too easily. Not secure as advertised. Junk. Don’t buy.

Scritto da: Institutional Locksmith

Great permanent key rings

My workplace has been using these rings for years to seal employee and lockbox key sets securely together. Please note that these rings have to be crimped together (with pliers or a crimping tool), after which they’re permanently sealed. I think the reviewer who left the one star review was looking for a different product this company makes, which can be snapped open and closed. These rings are more for long-term applications where you don’t want the keyholder splitting up the key set; they can cut the ring apart if they’re determined, but they won’t be able to put it back together, so it’s an obvious visual indicator that the key set has been tampered with. We’ve also used rigid steel rings in the past, but we like these ones better because they squish to fit in small lockboxes, have a smaller diameter to fit through most holes, and don’t require special tools to seal. They crimp easily and don’t pull apart (unless you crimp them way too hard with sharp cutters and cut through the metal, which is easy to avoid and obvious immediately). We also recently discovered these rings come in different colors and started color coding our key sets, so everybody knows immediately which set to grab without having to look at key codes or chit tags. Very happy with these overall.

Scritto da: Wolverine Crossing

If your looking for the locking cable rings that don't actually lock, you've found them!

We use this type of key ring all the time. We love this type. However, I pulled 10 or so out of the bag and none of them would actually lock. With very little effort I could just pull these apart. These are supposed to be the twist-lock type, but no twisting was necessary to separate them. Just pull, and voila! keys all over the floor. Useless as a key ring. Didn't work at all.

Scritto da: Frank Rizzo

Limited security

Easily breakable by pulling once crimped. Not as secure as I had hoped.