Does anyone know who makes these locks?

[blisqua]

They're commonly used as security locks on commercial vans in the US, but I haven't been able to find anyone who knows anything about them.

[HeadHunterCEO]

I used to live on LI

[blisqua]

I actually live in Manhattan. The pictures are just of a typical work van equipped with these locks. I have a van and would like to use these locks, but I haven't been able to find out who makes them. Could they be made by Abloy of Finland?

Thanks!

[frollard]

is that a t-shaped keyway?

could be a cruxiform (or however you spell it).

just a thought.

[blisqua]

If I recall correctly, the keyway is a semicircle. I've seen literally thousands of vans in New York City with these security locks. FedEx and Airborne Express use them on their delivery vans (but not their trucks).

[funboy79015]

It looks like an Abloy to me.

[gaplock]

ABLOY!!!!!!

[Mad Mick]

Doesn't look like an Abloy to me........

[mcm757207]

I agree with mick- i bet we could all identify it better if we had a shot going down the keyway instead of to the side like that.

[tsteward]

I tend to lean towards Abloy. I think it is the pro series.

Regards
Tony Steward

[Hojo]

At this trainstation in adelaide there are abloy disk locks and they have a keyway that looks like a capital i ( I ) i think thats what it looks like if so Id say its an abloy, if its semi circle its propbly still an abloy...
So overall I think most people think its an abloy

[skold]

hojo is right..that is a disklock pro

[Mad Mick]

Looking at the close-up, it doesn't appear to be your typical Abloy semi-circular keyway (i.e. 180 deg cutout). This thing is more like a 315 degree keyway. Maybe some of the users from the brrrrr...colder climates could elaborate.

[skold]

nah the second one is the older disklocks, semicircle type

[Mad Mick]

The second image? I beg to differ, look closer at the cover plate. Maybe I'm wrong. Doesn't look to be semi-circular...