Van Security Locks
Van security locks secure your vehicle from burglaries and thefts. Security locks are an excellent way to protect your vehicle against burglaries and theft.
van door security prevent thieves from gaining access to the van's locking mechanism and wiring looms. They also act as a deterrent and provide excellent protection against spikes on the handle and bodywork scratches.
ArmourShell
ArmourShell, a Thatcham-certified locking system is designed to combat the various methods criminals employ to gain access to the panel vans. Each component of this pedigree locking system has been developed and tested, then manufactured and tested to ensure that it provides the best in vehicle security. Specifically, its unique exterior angled body deflects the direct impact of a blow; its interlocking (anti-jemmy) rear body keeps the shells from being crowbarred or jimmed apart. Additionally, the 45 degree chamfer of the shell body closes to 3 millimeters, further protecting the locking bolt.
It's also a visual deterrent, with its bright lime green paint coat, which ensures thieves can see it from a distance and quickly realise that stealing a vehicle fitted with this option is likely to be far more hassle than it's worth. It's also available as an option fitted by the factory on Ford Transit Custom vans. When paired with TVL’s anti-picking cylinder RepLock, and their LatchShield and ProtektaPlate deadlocks that will ensure that the items stored in your load area stays in the area.
The latest generation of HookLock and ArmourShell units, when combined with the smart van locks of the company, offers businesses operating a fleet LCVs an unrivalled security level. The latest generation of HookLock and ArmourShell has a smart connected technology that allows fleet owners and manager to remotely monitor if they are involved. When coupled with the most advanced vehicle tracking systems, this can provide historical data about what assets were removed and when they were removed from your vehicle.
The new smart locks are available with optional extras including a lockable reargate guard keys, key fob holders or alarms against theft, to enhance their capabilities and provide an additional layer for protection. Moreover, bespoke lock escutcheons have been developed to allow the cylinders of locks to be flush with the covers in any position which further reduces the chance of a successful attack.
Tell TVL is a community-driven initiative that encourages victims to log incidents and assist in determining criminal routes. The company can use this data to develop targeted campaigns, and help the police in tackling these high-activity areas.
SlamHandle
A Slamlock locks your van's door when it is closed. It protects you from the most prevalent type of opportunist burglary. It works by removing your original handle fitted by your factory and installing a lock that is surface-mounted and can only be opened with the key that is specifically designed for it. They are a very popular upgrade for all types of vehicles, including those used by delivery drivers who have multiple drop locations and those who are regularly in their loading areas throughout the daytime.
These handles are usually more appealing and durable than plastic handles that are used in the factory. They are typically coated in black powder to match the look of your car. They also come with internal strengthening plates, as well as anti-drill and antipick mechanisms to bolster security against break in attempts.
Installing a slamlock is great option if you forget to lock your vehicle regularly. This will stop thieves from stealing your valuables. They can be fitted to the side load or rear door handle and will automatically lock your van once it is shut, without input from the driver - it's a great time saver for those who use their vehicle for multi-drop deliveries.
Another advantage of a slam lock is that it can only allow the door you intend to use, unlike factory-fitted locks that reopen all doors, leaving vulnerable areas of your vehicle without protection. This is crucial if you are carrying expensive equipment or tools inside your vehicle.
Garrison's range of Slam locks are a perfect replacement for your current handle from the manufacturer. They can be installed in less than a minute. Garrison offers a vast range of slam locks to match a variety van models and makes.
The SlamHandle Security Pack is an inexpensive and effective van security solution that is suitable for people who own Ford vehicles. The package includes front door guards, a slamlock to the driver’s side door, and hook locks for the rear and load doors. The locks are all designed to resist forced entry attempts and tampering. The package also comes with a visual deterrent, the statement lock, which is mounted externally to the vehicle and braces the door together to provide additional security.
Hook Locks
Making the investment in van security an excellent way to safeguard the contents of your van. It is important to take the necessary steps to stop criminals from gaining access to your van and taking goods. You can protect your valuables and equipment by selecting a van lock.
Hook locks are mechanical deadlocks that are installed in the doors and connecting panels of commercial vehicles. These locks work independently of the locking mechanisms used in factory vehicles by putting a hook-shaped bolt into the bracket of the door frame. These bolts are then secured by a key, providing an additional layer of security to your van.
They are ideal for owners-drivers and drivers who are reliant on the contents of their van. They are designed to prevent attacks that involve stealing and peeping and are easy to use, which means drivers are able to continue their work without interruption. They also serve as a visual deterrent, making them an excellent option for couriers and delivery drivers.
Like other deadlocks hook locks feature a sturdy stainless steel finish, which gives them greater strength. They also can resist physical attacks such as drilling or levering attempts. They can be a deterrent for criminals and can withstand pressure from thieves who attempt to gain entry into your vehicle.
They can be added to existing locks such as slamlocks and armour locks to improve their security. They are available in a variety of sizes to fit vans of all sizes and offer additional layers of security. These locks are an excellent choice for owners who want to protect their cargo, particularly when transporting high-value items.
A lock is a crucial accessory to any van, especially when you're using it for deliveries and collections. With so many people depending on the contents of their van it is essential to ensure your vehicle is as secure as you can to keep thieves away.
The addition of a catalytic convert lock can prevent theft by making it difficult for thieves to remove the precious metals inside the converter. It can be secured using a hook, shackle or another device to the catalytic convert. This means that thieves would have remove the shackle in order to gain access.
Deadlocks
These locks provide extra security for tools, equipment and cargo. These locks are made so that they're difficult to open with a key. Criminals have to try several times before they succeed. This can be a security measure for thieves, and they may even be hesitant to attempt an attack.
They also provide additional protection against 'peel and take' attacks, where criminals try to open the door by peeling it away from the frame. If thieves manage to open the door with this technique they can then use a simple bump or lockpick to unlock your factory-installed locks, and your van is at risk of theft. A good deadlock will guard against this kind of attack. A professional installer will know the best place to install it to provide the greatest security.
There are two different types of deadlocks, traditional and hook. A standard deadlock features a knob on the interior side and does not have a keyhole however the exterior does have a keyhole, which is why they are referred to as single-cylinder deadlocks. Hook deadlocks have hooks that are secured by an open receiver on the opposite body section and works exactly the same way as a standard lock, but is more difficult to open using a key and offers more flexibility.
A professional fitter installing the deadlocks on your van is the most advised route. They can guide you on the best location to place them based on your needs and any graphics you have on your van. They also have the experience and experience to fit the lock casings more securely into the door panels, ensuring they can't be removed or forced open. They can also treat surface of metal that has been cut to prevent corrosion.