Is Your Container Actually Secured – or Just Locked?

Is Your Container Actually Secured – or Just Locked? 🔐
Many companies lock their containers.
But locked does not necessarily mean secured.

In practice, we often see:

• Container locks in too low a security class
• Padlocks that do not properly fit the lock box
• Solutions that do not meet insurance requirements

The consequences typically appear only after a break-in has occurred.

Break-ins at construction sites, port areas and storage yards are a real risk. And if the lock does not comply with the required security level, the result can be reduced or denied insurance coverage.

Choose Your Lock Based on Risk – Not Habit 📊
The selection of a container lock should be based on:

• The value of the stored goods
• The location (guarded area vs. open site)
• Risk exposure
• Insurance requirements

For many businesses, a Class 2–4 solution is sufficient.
However, when dealing with high-value equipment or high-risk locations, a Class 5 lock is, in reality, an insurance decision 🛡️

It is not about whether a lock can ever be broken.
It is about documenting the correct level of protection — and maintaining the right to compensation.

Container Locks in Classes 2–5 🔒
At Specialcontainer, we supply container locks in security classes 2, 3, 4 and 5, including:

• Fixed-mounted Class 5 solutions
• Quick-mount Class 5 locking systems
• Padlocks designed to fit lock boxes in Classes 2–4

We advise customers on selecting the right solution based on application and risk profile.

Explore the full range here:
https://specialcontainer.dk/en/produkt-kategori/locks/

If you are unsure about the required security level for your container setup, we are happy to assist.

📞 +45 22 66 46 38
📧 info@specialcontainer.dk
🛒 www.specialcontainer.dk