Master Lock No 130

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Master Lock No. 130

Master Lock No. 130
Master130.JPG
Name Master Lock No. 130
Manufacturer Master Lock
Lock Type Padlock, Cylinder
Lock Design Pin-tumbler


The No. 130 is a pin-tumbler padlock made by Master Lock. The No. 130 is a solid body padlock with an inner cylinder that uses four pin stacks and contains security pins. The 130 is essentially a smaller version of the more common [Master Lock No. 140].


Principles of operation

See also Pin-tumbler (Principles of Operation)

The No. 130 cylinder is a pin-tumbler lock with four pin stacks and one or more security pins in various chambers. The No. 130 can only be opened by rotating the plug clockwise.

Disassembly instructions

The No. 130 cannot be disassembled non-destructively; to disassemble it the lock must be sawed in half. The lock is nonfunctional once disassembled because the padlock body acts as the cylinder for the lock.

Vulnerabilities

The 130s reduced pin-tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances allows it to be easily picked by low skill attackers despite having spool pins. The No. 130 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

See also