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Select Options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageShipping container lock boxes provide an added layer of security by protecting the padlock and locking points from cutting, tampering, and forced entry. Designed for tough site and storage conditions, our heavy-duty lock boxes help reduce the risk of unauthorised access and are suitable for both new and used containers.
With over 40 years of experience supplying shipping containers and accessories, we focus on solutions that are simple, secure, and fit real-world container requirements.
Watch our video below for step-by-step instructions on installing our bolt-on lock box. See how easy it is to add an extra layer of protection to your shipping container.
Ready to increase security in your shipping container? Browse our lock box options above or contact us if you have any specific requirements. Our team is here to help you find the best solution for keeping your shipping safe and secure.
A shipping container lock box is a steel housing fitted over the container’s locking point to protect the padlock from cutting, tampering, or forced entry.
Lock boxes are designed for standard shipping container door layouts and are suitable for use across a wide range of new and used container types.
Bolt-on lock boxes are fixed using bolts and can be installed without welding, while weld-on lock boxes are permanently welded to the container for added security.
Lock boxes are designed to work with compatible heavy-duty padlocks. View our range of suitable padlocks to get the right fit for your lock box.
Yes. Shipping container lock boxes are built for outdoor conditions and are commonly used on sites, storage yards, and exposed locations.
No. When installed correctly, the container doors open and close as normal.
Absolutely. Lock boxes are commonly used on site containers, storage containers, and other specialised containers.
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