Master Lock 72DPF 15 ft galvanised steel cable padlock
A 15 ft galvanised steel cable with loop ends for securing items with a padlock
- 15 ft length secures large items
- Galvanised steel cable resists rusting
- Braided steel wires provide strength and flexibility
- Smoke vinyl coating helps prevent scratching
- Loop ends with rust-resistant sleeves and scratch guards
15 ft galvanised steel cable
The Master Lock 72DPF is a 15 ft galvanised steel cable with double loop ends. Braided steel wires provide strength and flexibility for securing items. A smoke vinyl coating helps prevent scratching on contact surfaces. Rust‑resistant sleeves protect the loops from corrosion.
Suits flexible tie‑down needs
This cable suits users who need a long, pliable steel tether for gates, ladders or equipment. It is not for buyers who require a rigid shackle or an integrated locking mechanism. Anyone needing a shorter length or a different diameter should look at other options.
Loop ends with protective sleeves
The convenient double loops are fitted with rust‑resistant sleeves and scratch guards. These sleeves reduce wear on the cable and protect painted or finished surfaces. The design works with laminated or solid steel padlocks sold separately.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Keyed & Combination Padlocks, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $14.99
- Typical for this category: the median of 30 items is $14.99.
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Master Lock |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.13 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 254 × 89 mm |
Questions about this item
Which padlock shackle size fits through the 3/8" loop ends on this 15 ft cable?
The loop ends accept shackles up to 3/8" diameter; Master Lock laminated and solid steel padlocks with matching shackles are recommended.
Can the galvanised steel cable be threaded through older chain-link fencing without snagging?
The smoke vinyl coating and rust-resistant sleeves let the braided cable slide through chain links smoothly while protecting the fence finish.
How do I confirm the cable loops are still secure after I lock it up?
Pull firmly on each loop end — there should be no slip or fraying at the sleeve, and the padlock shackle must sit fully seated in both loops.
More in Keyed & Combination Padlocks





