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What is a Hook Lock Van?

A hook lock van is an electronic version of deadlock operating independently from the locking system of your manufacturer and is attached to the door and connecting panel with hook-style bolts that connects to a receiving bracket that provides security at the top of the line.

These locks can be keyed alike with the other van locks so that you only have one key for all your locks. They can also be outfitted with lock shields that protect the cylinder from attack by crowbars.

Hook Locks

It is essential to choose the best locks to secure your vehicle and keep your tools secure. Hook locks are one of many options available, but they are the most effective. These locks can be installed on the rear doors and the loading area of your van for additional security. These locks are an excellent security measure for thieves looking for easy targets and will typically force them to leave to an alternative vehicle.

Hook locks operate independently of your manufacturer's locking system and is operated by an individual key that is under the control of the driver, similar like deadlocks. It features hook-style bolts that are thrown into a receiving bracket. This gives an extremely secure level of security and makes it difficult to force apart the lock. This makes them ideal for the back and side doors of your van, as well as the cab locks of certain vehicles.

Most come with all of the components required to set up. However, it's recommended to have the lock professionally installed to ensure that it is fitted properly and functions effectively. If you're confident working on your vehicle and have some mechanical knowledge you may be able to put in the hooklock yourself. However we always recommend professional help.

Many insurance companies will take into consideration your insurance policy if you have a hooklock fitted to your vehicle. They'll likely offer a lower cost for your insurance since they will know that you've taken precautions to ensure your possessions are safe and secured inside your vehicle.

We can not only provide and install hook locks but we also provide additional security features for vans like anti-drilling plates anti-lift struts, and slamlocks. Please contact us if you would like to discuss the best way to protect your vehicle.

Deadlocks





Van deadlocks can be a great way to increase the security of your vehicle. They can be fitted to the rear or cab doors of your van, adding an additional layer of protection to guard the van from thieves looking to take the contents. They offer an effective visual deterrent for potential thieves, and can be used alongside other enhancements such as anti peel brackets or anti drill side plates that give the owner of the vehicle peace of peace of.

They are different to locks that slam because they are a separate lock that is positioned separately on the door, which requires the use of your key to lock it, which makes it harder for thieves to break windows and gain access to your van from inside. These locks are suggested to those who don't use their van frequently and require an additional layer of security.

The bolt of deadlocks is put into a receiver in the opposite body section, unlike the bolt of a slamlock which is thrown straight into the cylinder after the door latch is opened. The deadlock is more resistant than slam locks and can be installed with hooks or bolts that are standard.

To install a deadlock on your van you will need to cut an aperture in the door to accommodate the lock casing and then mark out the location where the cylinder will be. Get help from a professional if are looking to install your deadlocks correctly and with the proper tolerances. This will save you time, hassle and money. They are also able to treat metal components that have been cut to stop corrosion and corrosion, and they usually offer guarantees and warranties.

A deadlock can be an ideal solution for van owners who are concerned about losing valuable equipment and tools or who are looking to add an extra layer of security over the security features included in most vans. It's important to keep in mind that deadlocks are not foolproof. They can be removed with the right tools.

Sliding Door Locks

Sliding door locks come in many different sizes and shapes that will fit all doors. They provide a high security level, and can be put in place with ease. You can also get them set up to can be used with existing locks, meaning you will not have to fret about having numerous keys. These locks will help secure your van and prevent theft.

Loop locks are among the strongest locks for sliding doors. They are designed to be tough to pick or knock over and are typically used with a mortise lock. They consist of a mounting plate that is fixed to the inner jamb, and a keeper which is fixed to the sliding door. This design makes it difficult to open the sliding door from outside and requires brute force to break in.

Another option that is popular is a simple track lock. They can be affixed to the rails of sliding doors or windows and act as an obstruction. van hooklock are not as secure as other alternatives however they are a good choice for those who need an easy and cost-effective solution.

If you're seeking a more complete solution, consider an electronic lock. These locks are operated with advanced technology, and require the use of a keypad or card reader to operate. They can be extremely beneficial if you have children, as they can be locked from both sides. They are also immune to vibrations, making them ideal for areas with high risk.

Garrison Van hook locks are an excellent choice for those looking for more than the basics. They are designed to stop "door bent", the most common method of gaining access into vans. This method costs tradespeople in the UK thousands of dollars in lost tools and other contents. They use a reinforced body and bolts with a heavy-duty construction and are compatible with the Vanlok key system.

Other sliding door locks that are available include the double bolt lock from LOCKIT. These locks are easy-to-install however, they require a drill. They can be set at any high point on the door and are child-proof. They can be utilized together with a locking bar.

Statement Locks

Despite the efforts of car manufacturers to improve security, van thieves continue to discover new ways to gain entry into vehicles. Fitting specialist aftermarket locks, like those offered by Van Guard, can help safeguard expensive equipment and tools and prevent disruption to your business in the event that items are stolen from your vehicle.

A deadlock is a type of mechanical lock that is operated by a key and operates independently from the lock supplied by the manufacturer, providing an additional layer of security for your vehicle. Typically placed in the cab, rather than in the load area, it inserts a straight bolt into a different part of the bodywork to hinder entry for criminals.

If a transaction holds an exclusive (X) table lock on a table no other backends can read or modify the data in the table while that transaction has an X lock. If another program attempts setting a lock on a table when the first program already has an X-lock then the LOCK command fails due to an error at runtime. The second program's execution is suspended until the X-lock is released.

A shared (SS) lock however it does not prevent access to a table by other backends. If a transaction is protected by an SS lock on it however, other backends remain able to perform SELECT operations for the same rows of the table. They are unable to perform UPDATE, Delete, or SELECT for NO KEY UPDATE on the rows of the table.

When DML statements change data, they might require a subexclusive lock (SX). This occurs on the tables containing the data that has been modified. Whether or not this occurs is dependent on the type of DML operation.

An anti-peel kit protects your vehicle from the infamous 'peel and steal theft, where criminals use a corner of the side loading door to bend it back and gain access to the load space. This can cause significant damage to the vehicle and its contents. This solution, which is designed to be installed higher in the door, and close to the hinges, can be fitted by a specialist firm.

In some instances, you may be eligible for a reduction on your van insurance if install additional locks to your vehicle. You should inform your insurer about any changes you make to the vehicle.