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The Anatomy Of A Door Lock
A door lock is an important invention. It first appeared thousands of years ago, and changed throughout history. Through the years we see sets of new functions, new improvements followed by new functions and new improvements, etc. and throughout these cycles there is never a new alternative that actually arises. Traditional locks were just that, traditional. They didn’t change drastically – not until today. Today’s locks are fundamentally different. Why? You ask. Well, let’s start with the basic reason. Physical keys. The most modern locks do not use physical keys anymore. They are essentially keyless. The most simple keyless lock opens by pressing buttons with numbers or you can have a lock where you just insert a card and whalla it’s open. No key needed at least not the ones we grew up with. <a href="/">Sure Lock & Key</a> still sells and services the most basic locks and keys as well as the most high tech, leading edge, facial recognition locks. We’ve been in the industry for over 35 years and we will attempt to answer correctly any questions that are posed to us, regarding all Locksmithing and Security matters.
Tips On How To Maintain Your Locks
Our homes are equipped with lots of locks we use every day. Naturally, all of them are exposed to wear and tear. But what can we do to postpone it? How can we make them work correctly and longer? There are some tips and tricks you can use to save money and time on locks replacement. And <a href="/">Sure Lock & Key</a> techs are more than happy to share all of our knowledge and experience with you!
A Guide To Understanding A Master Key System
Everyone agrees that security is a key. Being a locksmith, we can seriously increase your home or business safety in different ways. But there is one method we like especially, and all our customers who use it give only positive feedback about the advantages they got. We’re speaking about the Master Key System or Master Lock System.
If you’re wondering how to simplify the access and reduce the risk of burglary at the same time, you probably should keep reading. <a href="/">Sure Lock & Key</a> is always here to help, to protect, or to provide you with the information you need!