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Strongest Security Chain Guide
24-06-2021
Security chains are widely used to reliably secure high value items which can’t be readily locked in place using a standard lock. Motorcycles and bicycles along with plant and machinery are all examples of valuable items increasingly targeted by criminals. Using the right security chain will help prevent these valuables from being stolen. In this post we address some of the common questions often asked about security chains and provide a useful comparison of the high security chains we offer.
Security Chain Questions
Its not surprising to find that people ask many questions about security chains, how secure they are and which is the strongest chain available. Here are just a handful of example questions with answers.
What is the strongest security chain?
Which is the best security chain?
Our strongest security chains provide the highest levels of resistance to attack. The Squire TC22 high security 22mm chain along with the Protector Titan 22mm high security chain are the strongest security chains available from our store. These ultra-tough high security 22mm, hardened steel, motorbike security chains are widely acknowledged to be amongst the best available today. Importantly, these incredible security chains have achieved exceptional Sold Secure ratings.
Is there a chain that cannot be cut?
What chain cannot be cut with bolt cutters?
Can bolt cutters cut through hardened steel?
The bottom line is that there is no such thing as a chain which cannot be cut. High strength, industrial, hydraulic bolt croppers will cut through almost anything but this level of industrial tooling isn`t practical for thieves to use. Our high quality, hardened steel security chains with 16mm, 19mm and 22mm chain links, rigorously tested by Sold Secure, are guaranteed to withstand typical bolt cropper attacks and can actually destroy the bolt cropper jaws.
Best Security Chains
High security Sold Secure rated chains offer the best available security protection for motorbikes, ATVs, ride on mowers and other valuable items. These high quality chains are manufactured to meet extremely demanding specifications for the core hardness of the chain links, the surface hardness and the protective finish.
Importantly, a balance must be achieved between the ductility of the metal and the hardness. While an overhardened chain will be more difficult to cut it will also be more susceptible to shattering when subjected to an impact (such as a sledge-hammer attack). And a chain which has higher ductility with lower hardening will be less susceptible to shattering but will be easier to cut. It`s therefore essential to achieve an optimal balance to provide the best security protection.
Top quality high security chains use case-hardening, to protect against sawing attacks, and through-hardening to protect against bolt cropper attacks.
Case hardening is the process that hardens the outer surface of the metal chain links, forming an effective hardened steel case, which can’t be readily sawed, around the metal core. Through hardening increases the hardness and tensile strength of high security chain links. establishing the required strength and resilience against bolt cropper attacks.
Recommended High Security Chains
Here are just a few examples of our most popular high security chains, widely used for motorbike security and preventing theft of a variety of high value items.
22mm High Security Chains
Protector Titan 22mm High Security Chain
Squire TC22 High Security 22mm Chain
Squire and Protector High Security Chains
Protector 19mm High Security Chain
Squire TC19-5 High Security 19mm
Protector 16mm High Security Chain
Squire TC16-5 High Security Chain 16mm
Protector 13mm High Security Chain Sold Secure Gold - Motorcycle
If you have any questions about security chains and what you need please remember that we are here to help. Give us a call on 01273 475500 and we’ll provide you with free, expert advice.
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