Alpha Lock - Easy Boot

    July 23, 2010
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    The Alpha Lock - Easy Boot has been used by the police, traffic and parking enforcement, security, colleges, universities and various governmental agencies for collections and asset protection. 

    With a rugged two-piece construction, the “Alpha Lock”  weighs between 8 and  9 pounds, installs in a few seconds, is compact, easy to use, transport and store. 

    Features & Benefits

    • Units are drill and Freon resistant.
    • Protective coating prevents damaging and scratching of wheels.
    • Officers can easily transport multiple units in the trunk of a patrol car or parking enforcement vehicles.
    • Keyed alike, 6 units per case
    • "Parking Enforcement" and "Security" labeling available
    • Law enforcement officers can buy 3 Alpha Locks for the cost of a single old-style boot. 
    • After two to three $50 to $150 booting fees the Alpha Lock pays for itself

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