Van Hook Deadlocks
Van hook deadlocks work independently from the vehicle's factory lock system. They have hook-like bolts that attach onto a receiving bracket. This makes them more difficult to break in.
They are particularly useful in preventing "Peel and Steal" crimes. They also stop criminals from removing your catalytic convertor that converts harmful pollutants into safer gases.
Hook Locks
Van hook deadlocks work independently of the manufacturer lock and can be operated with a key to give you another layer of security. They are the perfect solution for tradesmen who are happy to use the factory lock during the day, but want a bit extra protection after work. They are installed to the door and connecting panel, and come with hook-type bolts that are locked in a receiver on opposite side of vehicle. They are available for installation to a range of models and brands, including the Ford Transit, Citroen Berlingo, VW Transporter, Vauxhall Movano, Fiat Scudo, and the Man TGE van.
They are not only a great way to prevent "Peel and steal" as well, but they also provide a strong defense against crowbar attack and shielding components that protect the wiring looms and door latches. These locks are an upgrade to the standard deadlock. They can prevent crime and keep your belongings and tools safe.

To ensure they are in good in good condition, they require regular maintenance, just like other locks. It is recommended to use a PTFE base spray on a regular basis to clean out the lock and to lubricate the bolt and hook. WD40 can cause corrosion, so it's not a wise choice.
You don't want your vehicle to be a target for thieves. There are a number of ways to enhance the security of your van, from adding an alarm system to installing deadlocks. A deadlock adds an additional layer of security to your vehicle and is simple to install.
It is best to consult an expert with experience in installing and repairing these locks. They will be able advise you on which options are best for your van and will ensure that they are installed correctly. They can also treat metal surfaces that are cut to prevent corrosion and will often provide a warranty.
Deadlocks for L4V Hook Locks
There are many options to upgrade the security of your van. Van hook locks, slamlocks, as well as armourshell locks are all options. They are all designed to make it harder for thieves to access and steal the contents. All of these locks can be fitted by an experienced van security expert and offer excellent protection against break ins.
The L4V Statement lock, for instance is a remarkably robust lock designed for vans. It is a replacement handle made of solid metal that works independently from the lock. It also has internal strengthening plates. The lock is simple to use and it can be locked and unlocked locked using the L4V Slammlock key. This makes it ideal for van owners who frequently enter and exit their vehicle. It can be fitted to cab and side load barn doors and is available in three options to meet any budget.
Another option to increase the security of your van is the Y3K Anti-Peel Kit. It's a highly efficient system that's designed to significantly decrease the chance of your side load doors getting bent by thieves who are trying to pry them open. Thieves use the "peel and steal" method of attack by using weight to bolster the weak points on your van's doors, which can be done in a matter of seconds. This new system can stop this by putting a set of steel strips to your door, making it much difficult for thieves to bend down the sides of the doors that load sideways to access the cargo inside.
The crowbar has become one of the most well-known tools used by thieves and vandals to gain access to your vehicle and steal valuables. This is why we've created premium van hook locks that have been designed to shield the bolt from a crowbar attack. This makes it much more difficult for criminals to get into your van and will provide you with peace of mind that your valuables are secure.
Many automobile accessory and general locksmith firms offer both. This could be the cause of confusion. The main difference between the deadlock and van hook is that a deadlock is fitted with a bolt that can be removed and inserted into the lock, whereas the latch-style van hook lock has a bolt which hooks into the receiving bracket.
Independent Hook Deadlocks
A well-known type of van lock that is a hook deadlock, it operates independently of the manufacturers' locking system and allows you to decide the time when your doors are locked or unlocked using a an extremely secure key. It's an upgrade from traditional deadlocks and helps to stop doors from peeling. The bolt latches onto and secures to the receiving bracket that is fixed to the opposite side of your vehicle's bodywork, which stops the door from being bent in this attack method.
They're a great deterrent to thieves, and can stop thieves from targeting your vehicle if it is fitted with an excellent lock. They are simple to install and cost-effective, and are recommended by us for a van security upgrade.
Vans are a common target for theft due to their value and the contents. It doesn't matter if it's tools, equipment or other items, the risk-reward ratio is high, and a quick profit is possible for opportunist thieves. It's important to take preventive measures, like installing a deadlock.
Our ULTI Lock hook locks are an excellent choice and come in different variants such as single or twin hooks, based on your requirements. They are a Sold Secure approved lock and provide an extra layer of security to your van and its cargo. They are especially effective against common threats, such as crowbars which can be used to stretch the front of your van's doors and expose the contents.
With the new locks, you can select between keys that are key alike or KD. They are included in the installation. This means all locks operate on one key, or they could be keyed differently which means they require an additional key to operate. This is a very useful solution for those with multiple vehicles or if you wish to separate your commercial vehicle's contents and personal items.
Professional van lock installation ensures that your new locks are put in place correctly and securely. They will also examine the central locking system as well as the bodywork of your vehicle to identify any vulnerable points.
Hook Lock Installation
Van theft can be an issue for owners and the goods that they transport. It can be a problem for van owners who depend on their vans as their source of income, and can delay the transportation or work of goods.
Hook locks are an excellent way to keep your van secure from theft. These are extra locking points that provide an additional layer of security for your vehicle, and also act as a visual deterrent. They are designed to be able to latch onto the opposite body section of the car, making them ideal for tradesmen and owners who depend on their vehicles to earn their livelihood.
You can pick from a range of hook locks, based on the requirements you have. Certain hook locks are best designed for specific van models, while others can be used with all. The Keylab is likely to be one made in the UK, tested to be of high quality and operates with a key opening.
The hook lock installation can also provide an additional layer of security to your vehicle even if a glass window has been damaged. The hook bolt is able to get into the receiver keep. This makes it harder for thieves to break into your car.
When choosing the hook lock, it's essential to have it fitted professionally by an experienced locksmith or van security expert. They'll inspect your vehicle's central lock system and body to ensure the hook lock is installed correctly. When the installation is completed you'll be able to rest in peace of mind knowing that your possessions are protected.
Nothing is more important when it comes to safeguarding your vehicle than a reliable secure security upgrade. Don't be one of the 23 people that are victimized by van burglaries every hour. Contact us today for a quote on installing hook deadlocks in your vehicle!