Navacqs supplies container locks for shipping containers, trailers and truck bodies, a protector for the container seal and a kingpin lock for the trailer itself. Four of the six locks are approved to Kiwa SCM Heavy Duty. The Budget Container Lock and the Bolt Seal Protector SP-4 are locked with a Duro® F320 block lock.
Which container lock to choose?
The Cobra Container Lock is removable and adjustable, so it fits a range of containers and trailers. It is available with an Abloy PL358T or an SBS PL7000 padlock. The SBS Turtle Container Lock is permanently mounted on the doors of one container or trailer and also meets TAPA TSR. The Budget Container Lock is adjustable and suited to situations where SCM certification is not required. The Bolt Seal Protector SP-4 shields the container seal and locks the container at the same time.
Container lock or kingpin lock
A container lock keeps the doors closed and so secures the cargo. A kingpin lock such as the Andis 1100 stops a parked trailer from being coupled, which secures the trailer itself. Both locks can be combined on the same trailer.
What is Kiwa SCM certification?
SKiwa SCM is an independent Dutch certification body that tests theft prevention products for vehicles and cargo. Since 2020, testing follows the CCV inspection rules for mechanical security. The scheme has two classes. Standard targets the opportunistic thief, with a resistance time of at least 3 minutes against easily concealed hand tools. Heavy Duty targets professional theft, with at least 5 minutes against heavier tools, including cordless power tools. For insured transport, the insurer decides whether SCM certification is needed and in which class. The Cobra, the Turtle and the Andis 1100 are approved to Heavy Duty.
Ordering extra keys
Every SCM approved lock comes with keys and a key card or certificate as proof of ownership. Extra keys are only supplied on presentation of that proof. The Budget Container Lock and the Bolt Seal Protector SP-4 come with three keys as standard.
