Make each closed loading door count
Reduce missed locking steps
A suitable slam lock secures its chosen door when the driver closes it.
Protect exposed hardware
Door shielding can strengthen vulnerable areas around locks and handles.
Keep the van at its base
We arrange mobile work around a suitable gap in its operating schedule.
Security shaped around frequent loading stops
Drivers making regular deliveries or collections can't afford to wonder whether a loading door was locked at the last stop. We bring mobile fitting from Banff to an agreed vehicle location in Dundee and can assess slam locks for doors opened repeatedly throughout the day. The selected door secures when it closes, removing a separate manual step. Commercial vans may also benefit from other added locks or shielding around exposed hardware, depending on the door and the way the load area is used.
Fit around the working van's schedule
On-site fitting can be planned for a period when the van is back at its normal base rather than sent to a workshop. Before attending Dundee, we ask which doors need attention and how often each one opens. The fitting position must provide stable parking and clear space around side and rear access points. We also use the vehicle make, model and year to identify suitable components. Once installed, we test closure, locking and release so the new routine is clear before the van returns to its route.
Frequently asked questions
Are slam locks useful for delivery work in Dundee?
They can suit drivers who open and close the same loading door repeatedly. We discuss your key routine and access pattern first, because automatic locking must fit the way you work rather than create another problem.
Can you add shielding as well as a security lock?
Yes, where the door is suitable. Shielding protects vulnerable areas around hardware, while an additional lock creates another locking point. We assess how the two measures would work together on your vehicle.
What working space do you need for mobile fitting?
We need stable parking with unobstructed access around the chosen side or rear doors. There should be enough room to open them fully and use our equipment safely on the internal and external surfaces.