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How to set or reset the combination on your Sesamee padlock

1. Set Sesamee Marine Padlock to the combination that opens the Sesamee
(lost your combination? Call (800) 733-8588 to make arrangements with the factory)

2. Inside the shackle hole, there is another, smaller hole. Use the change pin sold with the Sesamee and push it all the way into the smaller hole

3. Leave the pin within the hole and set the combination to the new number you want.

4. Pull the pin out and you are done!

# 10,000 possible combinations
# Heel and toe locking.
# All Brass internal locking mechanism. Automatic "0000" stop.Full instructions furnished with each lock. Available carded from stock.
# The combination is quickly and easily set and can be changed any time by the owner.
# Material: Brass

Sesamee Marine Padlock: Since 1926, 80 Years of Reliable Security

The Sesamee Marine Locks have provided 80 years of reliable security Originally Patented in 1926, the Sesamee basic design has remained unchanged over the years. The four wheel design which yields 10,000 possible combination changes, uses a solid brass internal platform which has evolved over the years.Sesamee marine padlock

Originally conceived with a multi-piece frame, the 1980’s saw the platform become a solid brass single piece frame. This change along with spring strength increases, shackle modifications, and wheel alignment improvements, made the Sesamee virtually impossible to pick open by both vandals and professional thieves alike.

If imitation is truly the sincerest form of flattery, the Sesamee marine padlock family of products, must be the most respected family of locks in the world.

The Sesamee marine padlock design has been copied repeatedly over the years, but the solid brass Sesamee is still the first name requested on Federal, State and Local government specification sheets when it comes to reliable out-of-doors, weather resistant, combination locks. Sesamee reliability is evident in the fact that CCL Security Productsoffers a life-time warranty with each lock sold—regardless of who buys it.