Van Security Locks
Van security locks help secure your vehicle from burglaries and thefts. Security locks are a great way to protect your vehicle against theft and break-ins.
Shielding plates prevent thieves from getting access to the van's locking mechanism and wiring looms. They also act as an effective deterrent and provide protection against spikes on the handle and punctures to the bodywork.
ArmourShell
ArmourShell is a quality assured locking system, engineered to thwart a variety of different techniques commonly used by criminals trying to penetrate the load area of a panel van. This locking system has been designed and tested to deliver the highest level of vehicle security. Specifically, its unique external angled body smothers direct hits; its interlocking (anti-jemmy) rear body prevents the shells from being jemmied or crowbarred apart and the 45 degree chamfer of the shell body closes to a gap of 3mm, further securing the locking bolt.
It's also a visual deterrent. The bright lime green coating ensures that thieves can see it and realize that it will be more trouble than it's worth to break into a vehicle equipped with this solution. In addition, it's available to fit factory-installed on Ford Transit Custom vans and, when paired with TVL's anti-pick cylinder RepLock and their LatchShield or ProtektaPlate van deadlocks, will help ensure that anything stored in the load area remains there.
This new generation of ArmourShell and HookLock units, when paired with the company's smart van locks, offers businesses operating a fleet LCVs an unrivalled level of security. This new generation of the HookLock and ArmourShell units is equipped with smart connected technology that allows owners and fleet managers to remotely track whether or not they're engaged and, when paired with a top vehicle tracking system, it will even provide historical information on how and where assets were removed from your vehicle.
Additionally, these new smart locks can be customized with optional extras such as an adjustable tailgate guard lockable or keys fob holders or an alarm for theft to improve their capabilities and provide an additional layer of security for your vehicle. Additionally, custom lock escutcheons have been designed to allow the lock cylinders to be flush with the covers in any direction and reduce the chances of a successful attack.
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SlamHandle
A Slamlock locks the door of your van when it is closed. It protects you from the most prevalent kind of burglary that is opportunist. It works by deactivating the original handle that was fitted by the factory and then installing an additional lock mounted on the surface of the door which can only be opened using a specific key. These locks are very popular upgrades for all types vehicles, including those driven by delivery drivers who perform multiple deliveries as well as those who use their cargo area often throughout the day.
These handles are usually more attractive and durable than the plastic handles that are used in the factory. They are usually coated in black powder to match the look of your vehicle. They also have anti-drill, anti-pick and internal strengthening plates to provide security against burglary attempts.
Installing a slamlock is great option if you forget to lock your vehicle often. This will stop thieves from stealing your valuables. They can be fitted in place of the side load or rear door handle and will automatically lock your van when it's shut, without input from the driver. It's a great time saver for those who utilize their vehicle for multiple drop deliveries.
A slamlock also offers the benefit of only opening the door you would like to open. This is unlike factory-fitted locks, which open all doors, leaving vulnerable areas in your car not secured. This is important if you are carrying expensive tools or equipment inside your vehicle.
Garrison's Slam locks is a simple replacement for the handle from the manufacturer and can be installed in just a few minutes. They are compatible with many makes and models of vans, and all are backed by the company's impressive guarantee.
The SlamHandle Security Pack is an inexpensive and effective van security solution that is suitable for people with Ford vehicles. The package consists of front door guards for looms, a Slamlock for the driver's side door and hook locks for the rear and back doors for loading The locks are all designed to resist attempted entry and the possibility of tampering. The package also includes a statement lock that is installed externally on the vehicle. It secures the doors to provide additional security.
Hook Locks
Making sure you have additional security for your van is among the best ways to protect your van's contents. It is important to take the appropriate precautions to prevent criminals from gaining access to your van and taking goods. You can protect your valuables and equipment by choosing a van lock.
Hook locks are mechanical deadlocks installed in the doors and connecting panels of a commercial vehicles. These locks work independently of the factory locking mechanisms by inserting an anchor bolt that is shaped like a hook into the bracket within the door frame. The bolts can be locked by using the use of a key to provide an additional layer of security to your van.
They are great for drivers who are reliant on the contents of their van. They are designed to deter attacks of 'peel and steal' and are easy to use, ensuring drivers can work without disruption. They also make a great option for couriers and delivery drivers as they act as a visual deterrent.
Like other deadlocks hook locks feature a durable stainless steel finish that offers the highest strength. They also have the ability to withstand physical attack that might be a threat, like drilling or levering attempts. They are a deterrent to criminals and can withstand pressure from thieves who attempt to break into your vehicle.
They can be added to existing locks such as armour locks or slam locks, enhancing their protection. They are available in various sizes to fit into different vans, and provide additional protection. These locks are ideal for owners who wish to safeguard their cargo especially when transporting expensive goods.
A lock is a crucial feature of any van, especially if you're using it for delivery or collection. It is crucial to protect your van as well as you can to stop thieves from taking the contents.
The addition of a catalytic converter lock can deter theft as it makes it more difficult for thieves remove the precious metals inside the converter. It can be connected to the catalytic converter by a hook or shackle, which means that thieves would have to take off the shackle in order to gain access to the converter.
Deadlocks
Deadlocks are commonly used on van load doors and cab doors, providing extra security for your tools, equipment and cargo. These locks are designed so that they're difficult to open using keys. Criminals must attempt several times before they are successful. This makes them a formidable deterrent for thieves and can make them more reluctant to attempt a break-in in the first place.
They also offer extra security against 'peel-and-steal' attack where criminals attempt to force the door open by cutting it off of the frame. If criminals manage to open the door with this technique they can then use a bump or lockpick to unlock your factory-installed locks, and your van is at risk of theft. A high-quality deadlock will protect against this type of attack, and a professional fitter will know the best places to install them to ensure the greatest security.
There are two different types of deadlocks, standard and hook. Standard deadlocks come with knobs and have no keyhole inside but there is a keyhole on the outside. This is why they're classified as single-cylinder deadlocks. Hook deadlocks have hooks that attach to a receiver on the opposing body section. It functions in the same way as an ordinary lock, but is harder to open with a key and offers more flexibility.
It is best to have an experienced installer install the deadlocks in your vehicle. They will be able to provide you with the best positions for them, based on the requirements for your use and any graphics or glazed areas on your van. They also have the experience and experience to fit the lock casings with greater security into the door panels, so that they aren't able to be taken off or forced open. They will also treat any damaged metal surfaces to prevent corrosion. They also usually offer other warranties on their work that you might not be able to get if you attempted the job yourself.