DOLLY LOCK

 

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Qty:	5-10	25-50	75-200	225-500	550+
Price:	$269.00	$239.00	$215.00	$189.00	$175.00
Uses CGM Duo key, Master keys $55.00, replacement keys $9.50 each. Comes with 2 keys, FOB Florida. Lead time 2-3 weeks.

CGM Dolly Lock is patent pending. It is a two part portable lock mechanism made specifically to protect trucks, dolly's from being stolen. The device precludes hooking up to the unit in order to move it by completely filling the center hole with aluminum in such a manner that removal or manipulation is impossible. The DOLLY LOCK can be keyed to separate keys and masters and uses the CGM owned blank and master key system from Duo. The robust aluminum lock mechanism secures snugly on the dolly thereby eliminating any space from which to pry or saw it off. There is absolutely no room between the lock and the dolly to allow for any tool or bar to be inserted for the purpose of removal. The locking face to face design construction makes the lock virtually impossible to remove, securing your asset where you left it. Once the dolly is needed, the driver can remove and reassemble the lock for storage as one piece. The keyway can be applied face down to prevent dirt, water and chemicals from entering.

The DOLLY LOCK is made in the United States out of aircraft grade aluminum and it is resistant to cutting. The stainless steel lock mechanism is extremely resistant to pulling and drilling. The DOLLY LOCK is made in the United States out of aircraft grade aluminum and it is resistant to cutting. The stainless steel lock mechanism is extremely resistant to pulling and drilling.

With the cost of dollies and tires, and the fact that proper security procedures are almost non existent with their use and storage, the DOLLY LOCK is a great investment in asset retention. When security is a primary concern deterrent technologies provide defense to unattended vulnerable assets. Since most dolly theft occurs on yards and drop lots, providing a security technology to proactively prevent theft is essential to good asset retention planning, security best practices and risk management.

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