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Medeco has made the distinction between its high security lock and other common locking systems. It's a distinction that can give you the security you need.

Pick and Bump resistant:: The unique, patented Medeco design offers virtual Pick and Bump resistance.
Drill resistant:: Hardened steel inserts in Medeco locks make them virtually drill resistant.
Key Control:: This unique design has built-in key control, requiring special Medeco keys, plus trained security experts to duplicate keys.

The true meaning of high security

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Do you know how thieves break in?

Do you know how to help prevent them?

How Locks are compromised:	Why Medeco is your best choice:
They Hammer The Lock:	Maxum is made of solid brass and is secured with high-tensile steel bolts for maximum resistance.
They Drill the Lock:	The Medeco Deadbolt is built with strategically placed hardened steel inserts to provide the utmost resistance to drilling.
They Pick or Bump the Lock:	Double-locking action makes Medeco locks virtually Pickproof and Bump proof.
They Copy Your Key:	Medeco's Patented Biaxial system makes it virtually impossible for someone to copy your key without your permission.
They Wrench Off The Lock:	Maxum's solid brass collar spins under pressure so a wrench is ineffective.
They Pry With a Crowbar:	Maxum's hardened steel bolt is surrounded by heavy-gauge tubular steel to resist crowbar attack.
They Kick in The Door:	The Maxum strike plate has a special design with 2" screws to anchor the strike directly to the building.
They saw Through The Bolt:	The bolt is made of hardened steel, and is virtually impossible to saw through with a common hacksaw.



Pick resistant:: The unique, patented Medeco design offers virtual pick resistance.
Drill resistant:: Hardened steel inserts in Medeco locks make them virtually drill resistant.
Key Control:: This unique design has built-in key control, requiring special Medeco keys, plus trained security experts to duplicate keys.

$1.79. That's about how much it costs for a thief to get your key duplicated at any one of more than 30,000 hardware or 26,000 discount stores nationwide.

How did they get your key?

Ever given your key to a babysitter or petsitter?

How about a maid or cleaning service?

Or a parking lot attendant or valet?

How about your garage mechanic?

Even an unskilled thief can get a copy of your key made by writing down the code stamped on it —and it only takes moments. Locks provide no protection if others can copy your keys!

And how about the locks on your doors? If they are like most locks available at many retail stores, they have very limited combinations — meaning the chances of your neighbor's key fitting your door are as high as 1 in 50.