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Amazon Basics 4-Digit Combination Lock, Black, 2-Pack

ASIN: B07T2C3QNZ • Brand: Amazon Basics

Key features

Black and silver finish with side window to view combination for easy reading
Side window to view combination for easy reading
Made of durable zinc alloy with shackle size of 0.25" diameter and lock body of 1.72" W x 0.86" D x 3.19" H
4-digit combination locks offering 10,000 unique combinations for added security
Includes combination reset instructions for easy set and reset of your own preferred combination; updated user manual attached to page
Perfect for school gym lockers, sports lockers, toolboxes, cases, and more
Note: Measure your door's backset, cross bore and thickness to ensure you find the right fit

Price on Amazon

$7.34 Typical price: $8.39 Save $1.05 (13%)

Price as of Nov 2, 2026 9:13 AM UTC

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Specifications

Model	AB-PL111
Color	Black
Pack size	1
Dimensions	1.72 inches × 0.86 inches × 3.19 inches (0.48 Pounds)
UPC	841511129411
EAN	0841511129411
ASIN	B07T2C3QNZ
Brand	Amazon Basics
Category	Home Improvement

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Unchanged for the last 17 checks. Over 18 observations we have seen it fall 1 time and rise 0 times.

Fell (1) Rose (0) Held (17)

2026-10-16 → 2026-11-02

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