ABUS Spare Part – 83/40 Series S2 Ball Driver (Box of 10)
The ABUS 8340BALLDRIVER is a genuine S2 ball driver spare part for ABUS 83/40 series rekeyable padlocks. The ball driver forms part of the internal locking elements, working with the ball bearings to achieve secure double-ball locking.
Supplied as a box of 10, this component is intended for locksmiths and maintenance technicians carrying out servicing, refurbishment, or repair of ABUS 83/40 platform padlocks commonly used across Australian commercial and industrial sites.
Key Features
- Genuine ABUS replacement S2 ball driver.
- Internal locking component used in double ball locking mechanisms.
- Designed specifically for 83/40 series padlocks.
- Supplied as a box of 10 for service and repair use.
Specifications
- Item Code: 8340BALLDRIVER
- Brand: ABUS
- Product Type: Ball driver (internal locking component)
- System: S2 configuration
- Padlock Series: ABUS 83/40 platform
- Suits: 83/40, 83IB/40, 83AL/40, 83ALIB/40
- Pack Size: 10
What's In The Box
- 10 × ABUS 83/40 Series S2 ball drivers
Suitable Uses
- Servicing and rebuilding ABUS 83/40 series rekeyable padlocks.
- Replacing worn or damaged internal locking components.
- Workshop stock for locksmiths maintaining ABUS padlock fleets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this ball driver compatible with larger 83 series padlocks?
No. This part is specified for the 83/40 platform only.
Does this part affect key retention or snap-shut operation?
It contributes to the internal locking mechanism but does not by itself determine key retention behaviour.
Is professional installation recommended?
Yes. Installation requires padlock disassembly and is typically performed by locksmiths or trained technicians.
Additional Information
- Confirmed: Supplied as a box of 10 S2 ball drivers for ABUS 83/40 series padlocks.
- Trade insight: Ball drivers are often replaced alongside ball bearings during full padlock rebuilds to ensure consistent locking performance.
- Trade insight: Mixing internal parts from different 83 series sizes can cause malfunction and should be avoided.
