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Van Security Locks

Van security locks can help you save money on your insurance rates and deter thieves.

Slam locks are designed to fit onto a van door and lock it automatically when closed. They are a great option for drivers who deliver same-day or those who have multiple deliveries. Statement locks are more visible and can prevent entry by bent the door back. They are attached to the exterior of the door.

Dead Locks

Dead locks offer a very solid layer of protection for vans. They function independently of the manufacturer's lock so cannot be unlocked from the inside and also require a key to operate and provide an additional barrier for thieves who are trying to break into your van.





They can be paired with other security measures such as a GPS tracker or parking your van in secure/public areas and removing tools and other valuables from your vehicle at night or when it's not being used. They are most suitable for those who must access their van regularly or have expensive equipment in the vehicle.

A deadlock is a lock that uses a single bolt to secure the door. It is a slam lock that offers have fewer security features. This is due to the fact that the lock cylinder is only operated by an outside key and it is not able to allow the bolt to be removed from the door even when the key is placed in.

There are two kinds: straight and hook. Straight locks bolt into an existing receiver that is inserted into the body part of the van, and is operated by keys. The hook latches onto a metal bar. Both are very difficult to attack and a great additional layer of security for your vehicle.

It is recommended to employ a specialist who has experience in fitting these locks to vans as they do take some knowledge to fit than slam locks. Also, a professional will be able to ensure the lock is fitted correctly with the correct tolerances and will treat any damaged metal surfaces to prevent corrosion. A professional with experience could install two van deadlocks in less than an hour.

It is crucial to lubricate your deadlocks regularly after installation to avoid grime and dirt building up in the lock mechanism. Use a PTFE (not WD40), to grease your hook or bolt. It will not harm the paintwork of your vehicle.

Slam Locks

When it is about van security Slam locks are an ideal solution for those who are struggling to remember to manually lock their commercial vehicle. These locks lock your load area doors as you close them. They are mostly used by couriers and multi-drop drivers who often act on autopilot and forget to shut their vehicles doors before leaving them. This makes their vehicles vulnerable to thieves waiting at fuel stations and other public areas.

A slam lock disables the original factory fitted van door handle, however it remains in place and replaces it with an additional surface-mounted lock that is only opened by using a slam lock key. The new lock will only unlock the doors you wish to open. This is in contrast to the central locking system, which will reopen all the doors including those in the load area, which leaves unattended areas susceptible to theft.

In addition to providing reliable, fail-safe locking of your van the slam lock can also be a great visual deterrent for potential criminals. When choosing the kind of van lock you want to install on your commercial vehicle, it is essential to consider this.

Another option is to put a deadlock on your van. These locks provide more security than slamlocks but are easier to access from inside the vehicle, especially if you're for a long period of time.

They are based on a similar concept similar to slam locks. They use hook bolts that are inserted in the opposite side of the vehicle's body. They are operated by the driver. They are similar to the slam locks, they can only be opened by using the key that is under the full control of the owner.

Ultimate Locks

When it comes to safeguarding your van, choosing the most appropriate locks is essential. Deadlocks and slam locks are aftermarket security options that can help prevent theft by making it more difficult for thieves to enter your vehicle. You can also increase the security of your van by adding additional security measures such as steering wheel locks and alarms. It's important to select the right locks for your needs. This includes the level of security as well as the ease of installation and compatibility with the vehicle.

For drivers who use their vans to transport expensive equipment and tools, a robust lock system is crucial. Not only does theft cause a lot of disruption, but it can also cost the tradesperson time and money to replace their equipment.

Start with a simple slamlock that you can put on the side of your door to stop it from being opened by anyone else without the key. These locks are simple and easy to operate ideal for couriers who want to keep their load in a secure area between drops.

Deadlocks are another option. It works by connecting the edges of the door to the body of the van. The lock requires a key to open. This type of lock offers greater security than slamlocks. It is ideal for vans that are used to transport expensive equipment, or to park in high-risk areas for extended periods of time.

If you're seeking a slamlock or a deadlock that's as hardened as possible, then you should choose one made of steel. Choose security van door locks with a weather-resistant design to protect it from damage caused by rain and frost.

If you manage a fleet of vehicles, it may be advantageous to invest in a master key system that is compatible with all of your locks to make management easier and reduce costs. This type of lock can also be used in conjunction with van tracking systems and telematics for an easier security.

Repair Plates

You must be aware that your tools and equipment are safe when your van is not in use, regardless of whether you're a mechanic, plumber or scaffolder or a builder. Many tradesmen's vehicles are burgled and robbed because they don't have basic security measures.

Van Shield Repair Plates are a great way to safeguard your car from thieves. These plates are designed to act as an physical barrier that stops thieves from drilling or cutting through the vulnerable parts of your vehicle's doors, and gain access to the internal locking mechanisms.

These plates are constructed of high-grade Stainless Steel, which is extremely difficult to drill. These plates are designed to fit over your vehicle's door handle and are specific to the van model & make. They're simple to install and can be put in place at your home, workplace or work place.

These plates are a great way to protect the zone where thieves drill, cut or spike in order to gain access into the locking system of your van's door. This means that when you've been previously targeted by these criminals, it'll be much more difficult for them to re-open the door and break into your van again.

They are also used in conjunction with other security measures, such as deadlocks and slamlocks. We offer a mobile van security lock installation service that includes rep locks, security handle anti peel kits and more. We can fit these security locks at your office, home or at your workplace at no cost.

Another benefit is that these plates are easily removed if you decide to sell your vehicle, and can help increase its resale value. These plates can show potential buyers that your vehicle is well-maintained, and thus less likely to be targeted. So, if you'd like to add an additional layer of security to your van, give us a call and we can explain the options for your specific van model and make.