Digilock Next Mech Cam, Hasp and Dial Locker Locks
Digilock Next Mech Mechanical Locker Locks
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Features
Digilock Next Mech Cam, Hasp and Dial Locker Locks
Digilock Next Mech is a range of mechanical locker locks designed for straightforward, low-maintenance access control. Cam, hasp and dial versions are available, allowing the locking method to be matched to the locker, user requirements and method of access.
As mechanical locks, Next Mech products operate without batteries, wiring or network connections. They are suitable for new locker installations and compatible retrofit projects in workplaces, gyms, leisure facilities, schools and other shared storage environments.
Digilock Next Mech Key Features
- Mechanical locker locking without batteries or external power
- Cam, hasp and dial lock options
- Suitable for personal and shared-use locker applications
- Designed for regular use in commercial environments
- Low ongoing maintenance requirements
- Suitable for selected new and retrofit locker installations
- Keyless access available with the mechanical dial version
- Padlock flexibility with the hasp lock version
- Direct locker-door locking with the cam lock version
Next Mech Lock Comparison
| Lock Type | Access Method | Typical Requirement | Suitable Applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cam lock | Integrated mechanical lock operation | Direct locking of the locker door | Workplace, education, leisure and general storage lockers |
| Hasp lock | User-supplied compatible padlock | Users provide and manage their own padlocks | Gyms, workplaces, industrial sites and shared facilities |
| Dial lock | Mechanical combination | Keyless access without batteries | Gyms, schools, offices and shared-use locker areas |
Next Mech Cam Locks
The Next Mech cam lock provides an integrated locking solution for a compatible locker door. Its rotating cam engages with the locker frame or strike to secure the compartment.
Cam locks are suitable where the organisation wants the locking mechanism to remain permanently fitted to the locker rather than relying on a separate padlock. Compatibility with the locker-door material, thickness, fixing preparation and cam arrangement should be confirmed before ordering.
Next Mech Hasp Locks
The Next Mech hasp lock allows the locker user to secure the door using a compatible padlock. This can simplify site management because users can provide and retain their own padlocks instead of being issued with locker keys.
Hasp locks are commonly selected for gyms, workplaces, warehouses and industrial changing areas. Check the permitted padlock shackle dimensions and locker-door compatibility before selecting a padlock.
Next Mech Dial Locks
The Next Mech dial lock provides mechanical combination access without a physical key, battery or electronic control system. The user enters the required combination using the lock dial to release the locker door.
A dial lock can reduce the day-to-day administration associated with issuing, replacing and collecting locker keys. It is particularly suitable for environments where users require convenient keyless access.
Mechanical Locker Lock Benefits
| Benefit | Practical Advantage |
|---|---|
| No batteries | No battery replacement programme is required |
| No wiring | No electrical power or network connection is needed |
| Multiple lock formats | Cam, hasp and dial options support different access policies |
| Reduced key management | Dial and user-padlock options can reduce reliance on issued keys |
| Low maintenance | Mechanical operation reduces electronic servicing requirements |
| Retrofit potential | Selected versions may suit compatible existing locker doors |
Personal-Use and Shared-Use Locking
The correct operating mode depends on how the lockers will be managed. Personal-use lockers are normally allocated to one user for an extended period, while shared-use lockers are released and reassigned between different users.
Confirm the required operating method before ordering, particularly where lockers will be used in gyms, leisure centres, schools or other facilities with changing users.
Typical Applications
- Gyms and leisure centres: keyless dial locking or user-operated padlocks for changing-room lockers.
- Schools and universities: mechanical locking for student, staff and departmental storage.
- Workplaces: secure storage for employee clothing, bags and personal belongings.
- Industrial facilities: hasp or cam locking for staff lockers and selected equipment storage.
- Offices: mechanical locks for personal storage lockers and compatible cabinets.
Choosing the Correct Next Mech Lock
Check the locker-door construction, thickness, handing, existing aperture and internal locking arrangement before selecting a replacement lock. A lock that appears similar may not fit the existing door preparation or engage correctly with the locker frame.
| Requirement | Suggested Lock Type |
|---|---|
| Permanent lock fitted to the door | Cam lock |
| Users provide their own padlocks | Hasp lock |
| Keyless mechanical access | Dial lock |
| No battery management | Cam, hasp or dial, depending on access requirements |
| Replacement for an existing locker lock | Confirm door preparation and dimensions before ordering |
Locker Compatibility and Installation
Next Mech locks are not automatically compatible with every locker range. Before ordering, provide the locker manufacturer, existing lock details, door thickness, aperture measurements and clear photographs of both sides of the locker door.
New holes, an adaptor, a different cam or changes to the internal strike may be required when retrofitting a lock to an existing locker. Installation should be completed by a competent person where door modification is necessary.
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Technical Documentation
Use the product datasheets to confirm lock dimensions, door preparation, operating instructions and compatibility before ordering.
Specification
Please see our technical documentation for this product below Digilock Next Mech Dial Lock Datasheet
Please see our technical documentation for this product below Digilock Next Mech Cam and Hasp Lock Datasheet
Digilock Next Mech Lock Specification
Digilock Next Mech mechanical locker locks are available in cam, hasp and dial versions. Each option has a durable all-metal housing, a brushed nickel finish and a two-year manufacturer warranty.
The range allows the locking method to be matched to the way the lockers will be used. Cam locks provide an integrated locking mechanism, hasp locks allow users to fit a compatible padlock, and dial locks provide keyless mechanical combination access.
Shared Product Features
- All-metal lock housing
- Brushed nickel finish
- Cam, hasp and dial lock options
- Mechanical operation without batteries
- Suitable for selected new and retrofit locker installations
- Designed for regular use in commercial locker environments
- Two-year manufacturer warranty
Next Mech Lock Comparison
| Lock Type | Access Method | Main Benefit | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cam lock | Integrated mechanical lock | Directly secures a compatible locker door | Workplace, school, office and leisure lockers |
| Hasp lock | Compatible user-supplied padlock | Allows users to provide and manage their own padlocks | Gyms, workplaces and industrial changing areas |
| Dial lock | Mechanical combination | Provides keyless access without batteries | Gyms, schools, offices and shared locker areas |
Technical Specification
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product range | Digilock Next Mech |
| Available lock types | Cam, hasp and mechanical dial locks |
| Operation | Mechanical |
| Housing | All-metal construction |
| Finish | Brushed nickel |
| Battery requirement | No batteries required |
| Warranty | Two years |
| Installation | Suitable for compatible new locker doors and selected retrofit applications |
| Compatibility | Door preparation, thickness, handing and internal locking arrangement must be checked before ordering |
Cam Lock Specification
The Next Mech cam lock provides a permanently fitted mechanical locking system for compatible locker doors. A rotating cam secures the door against the locker frame or internal strike.
Before ordering, confirm the locker-door thickness, aperture, handing, cam length and internal engagement point. Different locker designs may require an alternative cam or changes to the existing door preparation.
Hasp Lock Specification
The Next Mech hasp lock allows the locker to be secured using a compatible padlock. This is suitable for facilities where users provide and retain their own padlocks rather than receiving a locker key or access code.
Check the permitted padlock-shackle dimensions before ordering. The hasp lock itself does not include the separate user padlock unless specifically stated in the product selection.
Dial Lock Specification
The Next Mech dial lock provides keyless mechanical access through a user-operated combination. It does not require batteries, wiring or an electronic management system.
Mechanical dial locking can reduce the administration associated with issuing, replacing and collecting locker keys. Confirm the required operating mode and management procedure before selecting the lock.
Lock Selection Guide
| Site Requirement | Suggested Option |
|---|---|
| Integrated lock fitted to the locker door | Next Mech cam lock |
| Users provide their own padlocks | Next Mech hasp lock |
| Keyless access without batteries | Next Mech dial lock |
| Reduced locker-key administration | Dial or hasp lock, depending on the site policy |
| Replacement of an existing locker lock | Confirm door and lock compatibility before ordering |
Compatibility and Installation
Next Mech locks are not automatically compatible with every locker door. When replacing an existing lock, provide the locker manufacturer, existing lock reference, door thickness, aperture dimensions and clear photographs of both sides of the door.
Retrofitting may require a different cam, an adaptor, additional door preparation or changes to the internal strike. Installation should be completed by a competent person where drilling or modification is required.
Technical Documentation
Use the appropriate Digilock datasheet to confirm dimensions, door preparation, operation and compatibility before ordering.
Digilock Next Mech Dial Lock Specification
Digilock Next Mech Cam and Hasp Lock Specification
Related Locker Lock Ranges
Digilock Next Mech Lock FAQs
Which Digilock Next Mech lock types are available?
The Next Mech range includes cam, hasp and mechanical dial locker locks. Each version supports a different method of securing and accessing the locker.
What is the Next Mech lock housing made from?
Digilock Next Mech locks have an all-metal housing with a brushed nickel finish.
What warranty is supplied with Next Mech locks?
The supplied product information states that Digilock Next Mech locks have a two-year warranty. Warranty conditions should be checked in the relevant product documentation.
Do Digilock Next Mech locks require batteries?
No. The Next Mech range uses mechanical operation and does not require batteries, wiring or an external power supply.
What is the difference between cam, hasp and dial locks?
A cam lock provides an integrated locking mechanism, a hasp lock is secured using a compatible padlock, and a dial lock provides keyless mechanical combination access.
Does a Next Mech hasp lock include a padlock?
A hasp lock is designed to accept a compatible padlock. A separate padlock should not be assumed to be included unless it is specifically stated in the selected product details.
Is the Next Mech dial lock keyless?
Yes. The dial version provides mechanical combination access without requiring a user key or battery-powered electronic system.
Can Next Mech locks replace an existing locker lock?
They may be suitable for selected retrofit applications, but compatibility must be checked. Door thickness, aperture, handing, internal strike and cam arrangement can vary between locker ranges.
What information is needed to check compatibility?
Provide the locker manufacturer, existing lock reference, door thickness, aperture measurements and clear photographs of the front and rear of the locker door.
Are Next Mech locks suitable for gyms and schools?
Next Mech cam, hasp and dial locks can suit compatible lockers in gyms, schools, workplaces and leisure facilities. The lock type should be selected according to the site's access and management requirements.
Where can the Next Mech datasheets be downloaded?
View the Next Mech dial lock datasheet or the Next Mech cam and hasp lock datasheet for detailed product information.
Where can other locker locks be compared?
Compare additional mechanical, combination and electronic products on the locker locks page . Compatible padlocks can also be viewed in the padlock range .
Delivery
Delivery Information
The approximate lead time is 15 Days.
Delivery to Mainland UK only, without any restrictions.
Our delivery times are; Monday - Friday 8am to 5pm.
We will deliver using the most economical method, using either our own vehicles or a carrier.
Goods may be palletised and delivered on an articulated vehicle.
The deliveries are kerb side only, you will need to arrange to unload the vehicle.
If there are any delivery restrictions / specific dates / times / dedicated deliveries, or FORS Registered deliveries; please contact the sales department as there may be an additional cost.