Van Security Locks
Van security locks protect your vehicle against burglaries and theft. Security locks are a great way to protect your vehicle against theft and break-ins.
Shielding plates deter thieves from gaining access to the van's locking mechanism and wiring looms. They also act as a deterrent and offer excellent protection from handle spikes and bodywork dents.
ArmourShell
ArmourShell is a quality assured locking system, designed to defend against a myriad of methods commonly employed by criminals trying to penetrate the load area of a panel van. Each element of this pedigree locking application has been designed and tested ensure it offers the highest level in vehicle security. Particularly, its distinctive design with its angled exterior body shields the direct impact of a blow; its interlocking (anti-jemmy) rear body keeps the shells from being crowbarred or jemmied apart. The 45 degree chamfer of the shell body closes to 3mm, further securing the locking bolt.
It's also a visual deterrent with its bright lime green powder coat guaranteeing thieves can see it at a glance and quickly realise that stealing the vehicle equipped with this option is likely be a lot more trouble than it's worth. It's also 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 ensure that the items stored in your load area stays there.
In conjunction with the company's latest smart van locks it provides a new level of security for businesses with a fleet of LCVs. This new generation of HookLock and ArmourShell features intelligent connected technology that allows fleet owners and managers to remotely monitor when they are in the process of engaging. When coupled with the most advanced vehicle tracking systems, this can provide historical information on how and where assets were removed from your vehicle.
Additionally, these new smart locks can be customised with optional extras like a lockable tailgate guard, keys fob holders or an anti-theft alarm to increase their functionality and provide an additional layer of security for your vehicle. Furthermore, bespoke lock escutcheons have been designed to allow the lock cylinders to be flush with the covers in any direction, further reducing the likelihood of a successful attack.
The company also runs Tell TVL - an initiative for crime prevention that is driven by the community that encourages victims of van crime to record details of incidents they've experienced - helping to map out the most popular routes used by criminals and identify local hotspots. As such, they're able to use this information to deliver targeted campaigns and help the police tackle the high-activity areas.
SlamHandle
A Slamlock secures the door of your van when it is closed. This helps protect against the most common kind of burglary that is opportunist. It operates by deactivating the handle fitted by the factory and adding an additional lock mounted on the surface of the door, which can be opened with a unique key. They are a popular upgrade for all kinds of vehicles, including those utilized by multi-drop delivery drivers and those who regularly access their loading area throughout the daytime.
van secure are typically attractive and durable replacement for plastic handles in the factory. They typically powder coated in black to ensure they match the look of your vehicle. They also have anti-drill, anti-pick and internal strengthening plates to ensure security against break-in attempts.
If you often forget to lock your vehicle installing a slam locking device is a great option to stop opportunist theft from your loading area. They can be placed on top of your rear or side loading door handle. They will automatically lock the van when closed, without the driver having to do anything. This is a great time-saver for those who make numerous deliveries.
A lock with a slamlock has the advantage of only opening the door that you want. This is unlike factory-fitted locks that open all doors but leave vulnerable areas of your car not secured. This is especially important if are carrying expensive tools or equipment inside your vehicle.
Garrison's Slam Lock range is a direct replacement of the handle from your manufacturer. It can be put in place in just a few minutes. The company offers a wide assortment of slam locks to match a variety van models and models.
The SlamHandle Security Pack offers an affordable and efficient van security solution for Ford vehicles. The package comprises front door loom guards, a lock for the driver's side door, and a hook lock for the back and rear doors to load, with all locks designed to withstand attempted entry and attempts to tamper with. It also includes an eye-catching deterrent called the statement lock, which mounts externally to the vehicle and braces the door together to provide additional security.
Hook Locks
Investing in van security is an excellent method of protecting the contents of your van. It is crucial to take the appropriate precautions to prevent criminals from getting into your van and stealing items. You can protect your valuables and equipment by securing your van with a lock.
Hook locks are mechanical deadlocks installed in the doors and connecting panels of a commercial vehicles. These locks operate independently of the locking mechanisms used in factory vehicles by inserting an anchor bolt that is shaped like a hook into the bracket inside the door frame. The bolts are then locked by a key, providing an additional layer of security for your van.
They are great for owners-drivers and drivers who depend on the contents of their van. They are designed to stop 'peel-and-steal' attacks. They are also simple to use and enable drivers to carry on their work uninterrupted. They are also a visual deterrent making them a great choice for couriers and delivery drivers.
Hook locks are more durable than other deadlocks since they have a stainless steel finish. They are also able to resist physical attacks like drilling and levering attempts. This makes them a powerful protection against criminals. Additionally, they can easily resist the pressure placed on them by thieves who want to break into your van.
They can also be added to existing locks such as armour locks and slam locks, enhancing their protection. They are available in a variety of sizes to fit different vans, and provide additional protection. These locks are a great choice for owners who want to ensure the safety of their cargo, especially when transporting high-value items.
A lock is essential for any van, especially when it's used to deliver or collections. It is essential to secure your van as much as possible in order to prevent thieves from stealing the contents.
The addition of a catalytic convert lock can prevent theft by making it harder for thieves to remove the precious metals inside the converter. It can be connected using a hook, shackle or another device to the catalytic convert. This means that thieves would need to remove the shackle in order to gain access.
Deadlocks
These locks are used to give extra security to equipment, tools and cargo. These locks are designed to be difficult to open using a key, so criminals will need to make several attempts at breaking in before they're successful. This could be a security measure for thieves, and they might even be hesitant to attempt an attack.
They also offer additional security against 'peel-and-steal' attack that attempt to force the door by taking it off the frame. If the criminals are capable of opening the door using this technique, they can use a lockpick or bump keys to open your factory-installed locks, making your vehicle vulnerable to further theft. A good deadlock will protect you from this kind of attack. A professional installer will know the best place to install it to provide the best security.
There are two kinds of deadlocks: traditional and hook. Standard deadlocks come with a knob and no keyhole in the interior but a keyhole on the exterior. This is the reason they're known as single-cylinder deadlocks. A hook deadlock is a lock that has a hook over a receiver in the body's opposite section. It operates the same as an ordinary lock, but is more flexible and difficult to open with a key.
A professional fitter installing the deadlocks on your van is the recommended method. They can guide you on the best place to put the deadlocks based on your requirements and any graphics on your van. They will also have the expertise and experience to put the lock casings with greater security into the door panels, making sure they aren't able to be taken off or forced open. They can also treat bare metal surfaces that have been cut to stop corrosion.