Unexpected Business Strategies That Aided Security Lock For Van To Succeed

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Unexpected Business Strategies That Aided Security Lock For Van To Succeed

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Choosing the right security lock for your van will assist in stopping thieves and safeguard your cargo. Certain locks can be installed by the homeowner, while others may need professional assistance to ensure they are installed correctly and provide maximum security.

Slam locks are perfect for couriers who have multiple deliveries. They automatically lock when the door is shut. Deadlocks are designed to work with the manufacturer's lock and add an additional layer of security.

Dead Locks

Van dead locks are an additional security measure to discourage criminals. These locks are specially designed for aftermarket use. They protrude into the van's door and are attached to the frame, which means they are not able to be opened until keys are used. These locks are especially useful for vans that must be kept overnight, or those that have expensive equipment.

They're perfect for people who are comfortable using the remote locking system of the factory in the day, but want to add an additional layer of security overnight or if they feel their vehicle is in a risky place. They work by throwing a bolt into a receiver that is fitted to the body section opposite of the van. They are operated by the supplied key and provide an additional security level over and above that offered by the manufacturer's locks.

These locks aren't automatic locks like the Slam Locks or Hook Locks that we also sell on the internet. They have to be manually operated by the driver with the key provided. A straight bar lock is ideal for rear doors and twin sliding doors, whereas hook locks can be used on front or rear doors of medium to small vans.

They're designed to stop a thief attacking the lock and forcing open the lock, which could allow them to access the van's cab or loading area. They're custom designed for each model of van and are located in the ideal position to offer an additional layer of protection against certain attack methods.


The consequences of theft can be significant for van owners and their users particularly professionals such as tradespeople and contractors who rely on their vehicles for essential equipment and tools that they aren't able to afford to lose. In addition to the expense to replace stolen items, it could result in lost income due to unplanned downtime and the hassle of finding alternative transportation options. Fitting a high-quality van lock will help secure your possessions, deter thieves and reduce the risk of loss - and it may even help you save money on insurance costs.

Hook Locks

A hook lock is an effective theft deterrent for vans. It can be hung on your vehicle's door. It is independent of the lock of the vehicle and can only be opened by the driver with the key. It features an open-ended lock that can't be opened by force. It is made of top-quality materials. It's also highly resistant to manipulation and drilling. Sold Secure is the UK's most trusted security product testing body. Many models have been developed to meet the specifications of police officers and are endorsed by Sold Secure.

When you are looking to purchase a security lock for your van, you should consider how much protection you need. For example, if you transport expensive tools or delicate cargo, a more sophisticated lock such as deadlock or slam lock is the best choice. If you are only carrying items of lesser value and tools, an ordinary slamlock could be sufficient. In addition it is important to verify the insurance policies of your provider to ensure that any additional locking mechanisms won't invalidate your insurance coverage.

Another thing to take into consideration when choosing the right security lock is its weather resistance. Since vans are subject to the elements, your locks should be able to endure various weather conditions. So, they don't lose their effectiveness and become more nimble for thieves to manipulate. You should also upgrade the software on electronic locking systems to enhance their performance and avoid security vulnerabilities.

In the end, it's important to choose an option that is simple to install. Certain models are made for DIY installation and others require professional installation services to ensure that they're fitted properly and work in the way they were intended to. Your skill level, your confidence, and the resources you have at hand will determine whether or not you require a professional to install the product.

Catalytic Converter Locks

Catalytic converters help reduce harmful emissions from your car. This crucial component is an easy target for thieves due to the precious metals it contains. The black market value for these precious materials has led to an increase in the theft of converters. There are preventive measures to combat this issue.

Many people may assume that an alarm system of any kind will do the trick however, these systems are less effective than a dedicated device designed specifically to safeguard your converter. These devices emit loud noises to scare off potential thieves when they detect heat or vibrations. These devices are more like deterrents rather than protection systems and are typically more expensive than a typical locking system.

The patented design of the Cat Clamp converter lock is a proven and time-tested solution to protect catalytic converters from theft. This lock is made of stainless steel cable that runs between the converter and the frame of the vehicle. It is encased and locked up to seven times, which makes it incredibly difficult for thieves to take the converter. The unit can be set up in less than 30 minutes, and it does not require drilling or welding. It is simple to install on a variety of vehicles and is suitable for use on trucks, cars and SUVs, vans and other vehicles equipped with the catalytic converter.

A metal plate covering the entire catalytic converter is another option to secure it. Although it's not as easy to put in as a metal cage, it does make the converter less difficult to steal. The plates range between $150 and $270 depending on the manufacturer.

Remember that no security system can be perfect However, taking preventive measures will lower the risk of theft. Taking the time to properly protect your vehicle will ensure that your possessions and yourself are safe, and it can help you avoid the cost of replacing a high-cost component. It's also a good idea to have your catalytic convert engraved with your VIN number, as this will help identify it if it is recovered and sold.

Anti-Peel Kits

This product is designed to protect against the popular "Peel and steal" technique. It is mounted on the front of a vehicle's side-load doors. This improves the resistance to 'peel and steal' attacks on the doors of your van by as much as 3000%. The L4V Anti-Peel Kit, in combination with a high-placed hook lock, reduces the risk that thieves will gain access to your van via the side-load door.

It is crucial to implement additional van security due to the increasing amount of van crimes and thefts. The 'peel and steal' technique is the most recent in van theft. Thieves steal tools and goods by pressing on the doors with their knees, then bending, pulling and closing them. This type of attack is becoming commonplace, and has cost UK tradespeople thousands of pounds of tools and inventory.

Locks 4 Vans has launched an innovative high hook lock and anti peel kit designed to solve this growing problem. The Anti-Peel Kit is fitted to the barn door of your Ford Custom reducing the chance of 'peel and steal' attacks by strengthening the door skin and adding an extra layer of protection. The built-in high L4V hook locks adds additional strength to the barn door and helps keep it safe in the event that the anti-peel plate is removed.

Our range of anti-peel products are available for purchase online and delivered directly to your van in only a few days. Our expert engineers can then install the products for you. We have installers located in Greater Manchester and Tameside so are able to offer our services in areas like Manchester, Salford, Stockport, Ashton Under Lyne, Oldham and Rochdale.

If you'd like more information about improving the security of your van, please get in touch with us now. We have a variety of options to enhance the security of your van. These include deadlocks, armour locks and shielding to protect against puncture attacks.