It takes a huge amount of raw materials to make Abus’ range of locks, these box sections are the base of the Granit U-LockPaul Smith
Super thick guage hardened steel ensures the toughness of the Granit rangePaul Smith
Abus manufactures all of the tooling for its locks in-housePaul Smith
Quality control happens at every stage of the lock construction; from the first cuts and drillings to the pakaging they’ll finally be placed inPaul Smith
Abus’ unique square shackles start out as lengths of toughened steel…Paul Smith
…which are then machined, pressed and bent into shape…Paul Smith
…before being checked and prepared for finishingPaul Smith
Abus’ in house manufacturing means plenty of pieces are shipped between factoriesPaul Smith
Precision cutters and drills are maintained and checked on a daily basisPaul Smith
State of the art robotic controlled CNC machines sit alongside more traditional machineryPaul Smith
A heavily staffed engineering team maintain and manufacture toolingPaul Smith
This massive lump of metal is the tool used to create the individual links of a Bordo lockPaul Smith
This polished tool is the mold for a U-lock’s plastic casingPaul Smith
Precision machinery sits alongside skilled engineers in the tooling department, where good old hand craftmanship is still on showPaul Smith
Abus combines traditional hand assembly for its lock mechanisms with robots designed and bulilt in-housePaul Smith
Abus also offers a Key-A-Like system where you can choose to have different locks from the range all operating with the same keyPaul Smith
Abus combines traditional hand assembly for its lock mechanisms with robots designed and bulilt in-housePaul Smith