Slide-bolt Security: Getting the Right Combination

Given today’s technological advances, you might think combination locks that use physical number wheels—instead of digital pulses—have become a thing of the past. But security experts continue to develop both new uses for these traditional combination locks and new locks themselves, like the new hardware from Squire that blends combination locks and door-style slide bolts. Squire’s Combi2 Bolt, for example, has four number wheels, it’s both easy to install and easy to change the combination, and Squire offers it with either a black powder coat or with a chrome finish. As a result, it’s an ideal choice for customers who prefer the control and simplicity of a keyless combination lock but don’t want to worry about replacing batteries or avoiding water damage as with electronic combination locks. For more information on the pros and cons of combination-based slide-bolt security solutions—or any security solutions at all—contact Bill’s Mobile Lock at 734-421-1230 or visit online at: www.billsmobilelock.net