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Van Security Locks

Van security locks can help you save money on insurance premiums and also deter thieves.

Slam locks are specifically designed for van doors and automatically lock them shut when they are closed. They are an excellent option for same-day couriers or multi-drop delivery drivers. Statement locks are more visible and can prevent entry by bent the door back. They are attached to the outside of the door.

Deadlocks

Vans are secured by dead locks. They work independently of the manufacturers lock, so they cannot be opened from the inside and also require a key to operate this is an additional protection for thieves trying to break into your van.

These devices can be used together with other security measures for example, a GPS tracking device or parking in public or more secure locations. They also permit you to take tools and valuables from your vehicle when not being used. They are for those who need access to their van frequently or carry many expensive items in the vehicle, and who might not be able to store it at home for extended periods.

A deadlock is operated by only one bolt fixed to the door and provides more security than the slam locks. The lock cylinder is operable with a key from outside, and the bolt cannot be removed even when the key is in.

There are two types of deadlock, straight and hook. Straight locks bolt into an existing receiver that is inserted into the body part of the van, and is operated by the use of a key. The hook locks onto the bar of metal. Both are very hard to penetrate and provide an extra layer of security for your vehicle.

It is recommended to employ an expert who has experience installing these locks in vans because they require more knowledge than locks that slam. A professional will also be able ensure that the lock has been properly installed with the right tolerances and will treat any metal surfaces that are cut to stop corrosion. An experienced professional could install deadlocks on vans in around an hour.

After you have your deadlocks installed, it is crucial to keep them lubricated on a regular basis to prevent dirt and grime from getting accumulated inside the lock mechanism. Use a the PTFE (not WD40) to lubricate your bolt or hook. It will not harm the paintwork of your vehicle.

Slam Locks

A slamlock is an excellent option for van security if you are unable to remember to lock your commercial vehicle manually. These types of locks work by locking your load area doors automatically when you close them. They are typically used by couriers and multi-drop drivers who tend to operate on autopilot and fail to shut their vehicles doors prior to leaving. Their vehicles are then vulnerable to thieves waiting at fuel stations or other public areas.

A slam lock de-activates the original factory fitted van door handle, but it remains in place, and replaces it with an additional surface-mounted lock that can be opened by using the key for a slam lock. This means that the new lock will only unlock the doors you wish to open, as opposed to factory-fitted van central locking systems that reopen all doors in the vehicle, including those in the loading area leaving unattended areas susceptible to theft.

In addition to offering fail-safe, reliable locking of your van the slam lock can also be an excellent visual deterrent for potential criminals. When deciding which type of van lock you want to install on your commercial vehicle, it is crucial to take this into account.

Another alternative is to have a deadlock installed on your van. These locks provide more security than slamlocks however they are also easier to access from inside the vehicle if you're working for a long time.

They operate similarly as slamlocks and employ a hook-bolt that engages with the opposite side of the vehicle body section. They are operated by the driver. They are similar to locks, slam locks are only opened by using the key that is under the full control of the owner.





Ultimate Locks

It is essential to select the right locks for your van when it comes time to secure it. Slam locks and deadlocks are aftermarket security options that can help prevent theft by making it more difficult for thieves to break into your vehicle. You can also increase the security of your vehicle by incorporating additional security features like steering wheel locks and alarms. It is important to select the appropriate locks to meet your needs, ranging from the security level you need to ease installation and compatibility with your vehicle.

A strong lock system is essential for van drivers who need to transport expensive tools and equipment. Not only can theft cause major disruption, but it can also cost the tradesperson time and money to replace their equipment.

A good starting point is to use the basic slam lock that can be fitted to your side-loading doors to stop them from being opened without keys. These locks are simple to use and quick to install, which makes them perfect for couriers who require security for their load area between drops.

A deadlock is another option. It works by connecting the edges of the door to the body of the van. It requires a key in order to open. This kind of lock offers greater security than slamlocks and is ideal for vans used to transport expensive equipment or are parked in areas with high crime rates for extended periods of time.

If you're seeking a slamlock or deadlock that is as hardened as possible then you should select one made of steel. Also, you should select one with an weather-resistant design to guard it from damage caused by rain and frost.

If you have a large fleet of vehicles, a master key system can be beneficial. It can simplify management and reduce cost. This kind of lock system can also work with van tracking and telematics for better security.

Repair Plates

Whether you're a plumber, builder, scaffolder, or mechanic, you need to be able to trust that your tools and equipment will be secure even when your van isn't in use. Unfortunately, a lot of tradesmen's vehicles have been stolen and burgled because they don't have basic security measures.

However, there's an easy way to secure your vehicle from these types of criminals: by having a Van Shield Repair Plate fitted. These plates serve as physical barriers that stop thieves from drilling or cutting into the weak areas of your vehicle's door panels and also gaining access to the internal locking mechanisms that open the doors.

These plates are made from premium Stainless Steel, which is extremely difficult to drill. They're specifically designed for the van make & model of your vehicle and fit around the door handle. They're easy to put in and can be installed at your home, premises or workplace.

These plates are a great way to protect the area where thieves drill, cut or spike their way to gain access into the locking system in your van door. This means that should you have been previously targeted by criminals, it will be much more difficult for them to open the door and enter your vehicle once more.

In addition, they're also a great visual deterrent that can be combined with other security measures such as deadlocks or slam locks. We provide a mobile van security lock installation service that includes rep locks, security handle, anti peel kits, and much more. We can fit these security locks at your workplace, home or office at no cost.

These plates can also be easily removed when you decide to sell your vehicle which will boost its value. They'll let potential buyers know that the vehicle has been well-maintained and protected, meaning it's less likely to be targeted by mindless thieves. If you'd like to add a layer of protection to the van you own, give us a call and we'll be happy to discuss your options.