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Baoer locks factory was founded in March 2000, mainly engaged in the padlock, hardware, mechanical and electrical products industry, We are a professional China Heavy duty laminated padlock Manufacturers and wholesale Heavy duty laminated padlock Factory. Located in No. 66 Baoer Road, Pujiang Economic Development Zone, Pujiang County. With more than 60 employees now.Existing products are mainly brass padlock, the main products are: pin brass padlock, square key brass padlock, stainless steel padlock, block lock, plastic wrap lock, key alike and master key padlock, exchangeable cylinder lock,etc.

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We have a strong R&D team, and we can develop and produce products according to the drawings or samples the customers offered.

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We have our own testing lab and the advanced and complete inspection equipment, which can ensure the quality of the products.

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A laminated padlock is a type of padlock that is made up of several layers of material that are bonded or "laminated" together. The layers of material may include metal, plastic, or other materials, and they are typically assembled in a way that makes the padlock more resistant to tampering, cutting, or other forms of physical attack.
Laminated padlocks are often used in situations where security is of particular concern, such as in industrial or commercial settings, or in outdoor environments where the padlock may be exposed to harsh weather conditions. They are also often preferred for use on high-value items or in situations where a higher level of security is needed, such as on safes or in secure storage areas.
There are many different types of laminated padlocks on the market, ranging from simple, low-cost models to more sophisticated, high-security designs. Some laminated padlocks use traditional key-based locking mechanisms, while others may use electronic or combination-based systems.