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Van Security Locks Van security locks help secure your vehicle from theft and break-ins. Security locks are an excellent way to safeguard your vehicle from burglaries and theft. Shielding plates prevent thieves from getting access to the van's locking mechanism as well as wiring looms. They also act as a deterrent and provide excellent protection from spikes in the handle and bodywork dents. ArmourShell ArmourShell is a high-quality Thatcham assured locking system, designed to defend against a myriad of methods commonly employed by criminals trying to penetrate the loading area of a panel van. This locking system has been developed and tested to offer the ultimate in vehicle safety. Particularly, its distinctive exterior angled body deflects direct hits; its interlocking (anti-jemmy) rear body stops the shells from being crowbarred or jimmed apart and the 45 degree chamfer of the shell body closes to 3mm, further securing the locking bolt. It also acts as an effective visual deterrent. The bright lime green powder coating ensures that thieves are able to see it and realize that it will be more trouble than it's worth to break into a vehicle with this option. In addition, it's available for factory fit on Ford Transit Custom vans and when combined with TVL's anti-pick cylinder RepLock and their LatchShield or ProtektaPlate deadlocks for vans, it will help to ensure that whatever is stored inside your load area stays there. In conjunction with the company's latest smart van locks, this offers an unrivalled level of security for businesses with an array of LCVs. This new generation of HookLock and ArmourShell has a smart connected technology that allows the owners and fleet manager to remotely monitor if they are engaged. When paired with leading vehicle tracking systems, this can provide historical information on the location and how assets were removed from your vehicle. These new smart locks are available with optional extras, such as a lockable reargate guard and key fob holders or anti-theft alarms, which enhance their capabilities and provide an additional layer for protection. Moreover, bespoke lock escutcheons are designed to allow the cylinders of locks to be flush with covers in any position and reduce the chances of a successful attack. The company also operates Tell TVL which is an initiative for crime prevention that is driven by the community, which encourages victims of van crime to record the details of incidents they've encountered and help map out the most frequent routes used by criminals and identify hotspots within the community. The company can use this data to create targeted campaigns, and help the police in tackling these areas of high activity. SlamHandle A Slamlock locks your van's door when it is closed. This helps protect against the most common type of opportunist burglary. 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 that can only be opened with a unique key. They are a common upgrade for all types of vehicles including those used by multi-drop delivery drivers and those who frequently access their loading areas throughout the daytime. These handles are usually more appealing and durable than plastic handles used in factory models. They are typically powder coated black to match the look of your car. They also come with anti-drill, antipick and internal strengthening plates to ensure security against attempted break-ins. Installing a slamlock is a excellent option if you fail to lock your vehicle regularly. This will prevent thieves from stealing your cargo. They can be installed in place of the rear or side load door handle and will automatically lock your van when shut, without input from the driver – it's an excellent time-saver for those who make use of their vehicle for multiple drop deliveries. Another benefit of an lock that slams is that it will open the door you want to use, as opposed to factory-fitted locks which reopen all doors leaving vulnerable areas of your vehicle unprotected. This is especially important if you have expensive equipment or tools. Garrison's slam locks range is a direct replacement of the handle of your current manufacturer. It can be installed in less than a minute. Garrison offers a broad range of slam locks to match a variety van models and models. The SlamHandle Security Pack is an affordable and effective van security option for those 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 doors for loading. All locks are designed to resist forced entry and the possibility of tampering. The package also comes with an effective visual deterrent, the statement lock, which mounts externally to the vehicle and braces the door together to provide extra security. Hook Locks Investing in additional van security is among 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 stop criminals from gaining access to your vehicle and stealing your possessions. You can protect your valuables and equipment by selecting a van lock. Hook locks are mechanical deadlocks that are installed into the door and connecting panels of commercial vehicles. They operate in a different way from the factory locking mechanism by throwing a hook shaped bolt into a bracket inside the door frame. These bolts can be locked by using keys to provide an extra layer of security to your van. These are perfect for drivers who rely on the contents of their vehicles. They are designed to prevent 'peel-and-steal' attacks. They are also easy to use and enable drivers to carry on their work uninterrupted. They also make a great option for couriers or delivery drivers since they serve as a visual deterrent. In contrast to other deadlocks, hook locks feature a durable stainless steel finish that gives them superior strength. They can also resist physical attacks such as drilling and levering attempts. This makes them an effective security measure against criminals, and they are able to withstand the pressure put on them by thieves trying to break into your van. They can be incorporated into existing locks such as slamlocks and armour locks to improve their security. cargo van security door locks come in different sizes to fit vans of all sizes and offer additional layers of security. These locks are a great option for owners who want to protect their cargo, especially when transporting valuable items. Locks are an essential accessory to any van, especially when you're using it for deliveries or collections. With so many people relying on contents of their vans it is essential to make sure your vehicle is as secure as you can to keep thieves away. The addition of a catalytic converter lock can deter theft as it makes it difficult for thieves to remove the precious metals inside the converter. It can be secured by hook, shackle or another device to the catalytic convert. This means that thieves would have remove the shackle in order to gain access to the converter. Deadlocks These locks give extra security to equipment, tools and cargo. They are designed to be difficult to open with a key, so criminals will have to make multiple attempts to break in before they are successful. This makes them a strong deterrent for thieves and can make them less likely to attempt a break-in in the first place. They also offer protection against 'peel and take' attacks, where criminals attempt to open the door by removing it from the frame. If the criminals are capable of opening the door using this technique they could use 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 maximum protection. There are two kinds of deadlocks: traditional and hook. A standard deadlock has a knob on the interior side, but doesn't have a keyhole, however the exterior does have a keyhole, which is why they are referred to as single-cylinder deadlocks. A hook deadlock is equipped with a hook that latches over the receiver on the opposite body section. It functions exactly the same way as an ordinary lock, but is more difficult to open with keys and has more flexibility. It is best to have a professional installer install the deadlocks into your vehicle. They'll be able to guide you on the most suitable positions for them, based on your requirements for use and any graphics or glazed sections on your van. They will also be able of fitting the lock casings onto the door panels more securely, ensuring that they cannot be removed or forced opened. They will also treat any cut bare metal surfaces to stop corrosion and typically provide other warranties on their work that you may not get if you did the work yourself.