Medeco
Medeco
Medeco is Pick and Bump resistant:
The unique, patented Medeco design offers virtual Pick and Bump resistance.
Medeco is Drill resistant:
Hardened steel inserts in Medeco locks make them virtually drill resistant.
Medeco is Key Control:
This unique design has built-in key control, requiring special Medeco keys,
plus trained security experts to duplicate keys.
How Locks Are Compromised:
Why Medeco Is Your Best Choice
They Hammer The Lock:
Maxum Is Made Of Solid Brass And Is Secured With High-Tensile Steel Bolts For Maximum Resistance.
They Drill The Lock:
The Medeco Deadbolt Is Built With Strategically Placed Hardened Steel Inserts To Provide The Utmost Resistance To Drilling.
They Pick Or Bump The Lock:
Double-Locking Action Makes Medeco Locks Virtually Pickproof And Bump Proof.
They Copy Your Key:
Medeco’s Patented Biaxial System Makes It Virtually Impossible For Someone To Copy Your Key Without Your Permission.
They Wrench Off The Lock:
Maxum’s Solid Brass Collar Spins Under Pressure So A Wrench Is Ineffective.
They Pry With A Crowbar:
Maxum’s Hardened Steel Bolt Is Surrounded By Heavy-Gauge Tubular Steel To Resist Crowbar Attack.
They Kick In The Door:
The Maxum Strike Plate Has A Special Design With 2" Screws To Anchor The Strike Directly To The Building.
They Saw Through The Bolt:
The Bolt Is Made Of Hardened Steel, And Is Virtually Impossible To Saw Through With A Common Hacksaw.
Medeco has made the distinction between its high security lock and other common locking systems. It’s a distinction that can give you the security you need. $1.79. That’s about how much it costs for a thief to get your key duplicated at any one of more than 30,000 hardware or 26,000 discount stores nationwide. How did they get your key?
Ever given your key to a babysitter or pet-sitter, cleaning service, valet or mechanic? Even an unskilled thief can get a copy of your key made by writing down the code stamped on it – and it only takes moments. Locks provide no protection if the criminal has a key. And how about the locks on your doors? If they are like most locks available at many retail stores, they have very limited combinations – meaning the chances of your neighbor’s key fitting your door are as high as 1 in 50.