Van Security Locks
Van security locks safeguard your vehicle from burglaries and thefts. Security locks are a great way to safeguard your vehicle from theft and break-ins.
Shielding plates deter thieves from gaining access to the van's locking mechanism as well as wiring looms. They also serve as an effective deterrent and provide protection against handle spikes and punctures to the bodywork.
ArmourShell
ArmourShell, a Thatcham-certified locking system, is designed to combat the various methods criminals employ to gain access to the cargo area of panel vans. Each element of this pedigree locking system has been developed, manufactured & tested to ensure it offers the highest level in security for vehicles. The shells cannot be crowbarred apart or jemmied because of the inter-locking rear body.
It's also an effective visual deterrent, thanks to its bright lime green paint coat, which ensures thieves can see it from a distance and quickly realise that gaining access to a vehicle fitted with this option is likely be a lot more trouble than it's worth. It's also an option that is factory fitted on Ford Transit Custom vans. When paired with TVL’s anti-picking cylinder RepLock and their LatchShield and ProtektaPlate deadlocks to ensure that anything stored in your cargo area stays there.
This new generation of ArmourShell and HookLock units, when paired with the company's smart van locks, provides businesses that operate a fleet of LCVs an unbeatable level of security. The new generation of HookLock and ArmourShell units is equipped with smart connected technology that allows owners and fleet managers to remotely monitor whether or not they're engaged and, when coupled with a leading vehicle tracking system, it can even provide historical data about the manner in which and when assets were removed from your vehicle.
Additionally, these new smart locks can be customised with optional extras such as a tailgate guard that can be locked, a key fob holder or an alarm for theft to further improve their capabilities and provide an additional layer of protection for your vehicle. Lock escutcheons that are customised are designed to allow the lock cylinders in any position to be flush against the covers, thereby reducing the chances of an attack.
The company also runs Tell TVL which is a community-driven crime prevention initiative that encourages victims of van crimes to keep details of incidents they've experienced which helps to identify the most popular routes used by criminals and pinpoint hotspots in the local area. They're capable of using this information to create targeted campaigns and assist the police to tackle these areas of high activity.
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 works by deactivating the original handle that was fitted by the factory, and installing an externally mounted lock that can only be opened with an exclusive key. These locks are popular upgrades for all types vehicles, including those driven by delivery drivers who make multiple deliveries as well as those who use their cargo areas frequently throughout the day.
These handles are typically more attractive and durable than the plastic handles that are used in the factory. They are usually coated with black powder to match the appearance of your vehicle. They also have internal strengthening plates, as well as anti-drill and anti-pick mechanisms to ensure security against break-in attempts.
Installing a slamlock can be a excellent option if you fail to lock your vehicle frequently. This will stop thieves from taking your valuables. They can be placed on top of your side or rear loading door handle. They will lock automatically the van when it is closed without the driver needing to do anything. This is a fantastic time-saver for those making multiple deliveries.
A slamlock also offers the benefit of only opening the door you would like to open. This is different from factory-fitted locks that open all doors but leave vulnerable areas in your car unprotected. This is especially important if your vehicle contains expensive tools or equipment.
Garrison's slam lock range is a direct replacement of the handle of your current manufacturer. It can be put in place in less than a minute. They can be fitted to different models and makes of vans and are backed by the company's remarkable warranty.
The SlamHandle Security Pack offers an affordable and efficient van security solution for Ford vehicles. The package includes front door loom guards, a lock for the driver's side doors and a hook lock for the rear and back load doors, with all locks designed to resist attempts to force entry and tampering. The package also comes with an eye-catching deterrent called the statement lock that is mounted externally to the vehicle and braces the door to offer extra protection.
Hook Locks
Making sure you have additional security for your van is one of the best ways to protect your van's contents. With the rise in crime and increasing, it's essential to take the necessary steps to keep criminals from gaining access to your van and stealing your belongings. You can secure your valuables and equipment by selecting a van lock.
Hook locks are mechanical deadlocks which are placed in the doors and connecting panels of a commercial vehicles. These locks operate independently of the locking mechanisms used in factory vehicles by inserting a hook-shaped bolt into the bracket inside the door frame. These bolts are then secured by a key, which provides an additional layer of security for your van.
They are ideal for drivers who are owners-drivers or depend on the contents of their van. They are designed to deter attacks of 'peel and steal' and are simple to use, which means drivers can work without interruption. They also function as a visual deterrent making them an ideal option for couriers as well as delivery drivers.
Hook locks are stronger than other deadlocks since they have a stainless steel finish. They are also able to withstand physical assaults that might be a threat, like drilling or levering attempts. They also act as a deterrent to criminals and can withstand the pressure from thieves who want to steal your car.
They can also be added to existing locks, such as slam locks and armour locks, which increases their security. They are available in a variety of sizes to fit vans of all sizes, and provide additional security. These locks are ideal for those who want to safeguard their cargo especially when transporting expensive goods.
A lock is an essential addition to any van, particularly when you're using it for deliveries or collections. With so many people relying on the contents of their van, it's important that you ensure your vehicle is as secure as possible to keep thieves away.
The addition of a lock for the catalytic converter will help discourage theft as it will make it more difficult for thieves to remove the precious metals in the catalytic converter. It can be connected using a hook, shackle or other device to the catalytic convert. This means that thieves will need to remove the shackle to gain access to it.
van security hook locks are often used on van load area doors and cab doors, offering additional security for your equipment, tools and cargo. They are designed so that they're difficult to open with keys. Criminals will have to try several times before they are successful. This can be a dissuader to thieves, and they may even be reluctant to attempt an attack.
They also provide extra protection against 'peel and steal' attacks that attempt to force the door by cutting it off of the frame. If they are successful in opening the door with this method they can make use of bump or lockpick to unlock your factory installed locks, making your vehicle vulnerable to further theft. A high-quality deadlock will protect against this type of attack, and a reputable fitter will know the best places to put them in order to provide the best security.
There are two different types of deadlocks, traditional and hook. Standard deadlocks come with knobs and have no keyhole on the interior however, they have a keyhole on the exterior. This is the reason they're called single-cylinder deadlocks. Hook deadlocks have a hook that latches over an open receiver on the opposite body section and works in the same way as an ordinary lock, but is harder to open with keys and has more flexibility.
Installing a professional fitting service the deadlocks on your van is the recommended route. They can advise you on the best location to place them based on the requirements of your and any images on your van. They'll also be able to fit the lock casings to the door panels more securely, making sure that they are not able to be removed or forced open. They will also treat any exposed metal surfaces that have been cut to prevent corrosion.