Find your fit
Choose the right fit for your display. Explore sizes, key compatibility and retail security options.
Count the hooks to protect, check the rod sizes, then choose cases of 25 or the 100-lock starter kit and the right number of keys.
Read guide: How Many StopLocks Do You Need? Planning an Order for One Store or Many →A cable kit locks coats, purses and other apparel to a rack with steel cables and a keyed lock box. Here is what is in the kit and how it is used.
Read guide: How to Secure Coats and Handbags on the Sales Floor with Cable Kits →Two ways to secure merchandise on slatwall: locking hooks that lock everything on the hook, or StopLocks on the hooks you already have.
Read guide: Security Hooks for Slatwall: Locking Hooks and StopLocks Compared →Sweeping is when a thief clears a whole peg hook in one motion. These are the practical ways retailers stop it.
Read guide: How to Stop Peg Hook Sweeping in a Retail Store →A StopLock is a small lock that slides onto a display hook you already own. Here is how it works, which sizes exist and what key it needs.
Read guide: What Is a StopLock? How Peg Hook Stop Locks Work →Compare the R100 StopLock key with the B100 flat HandKey-style key. Confirm compatibility and business verification requirements before ordering.
Read guide: Which Magnetic Key Fits Your StopLocks or Security Hooks? →Compare add-on StopLocks with complete locking hooks, then check fixture compatibility, key requirements, and current product availability.
Read guide: StopLocks vs. Full Locking Hooks: Choosing Retail Display Security →Measure the hook rod, check its end shape, and compare StopLock openings before ordering. Use this guide to choose samples and the right magnetic key.
Read guide: How to Measure Peg Hooks for 4.5mm, 6mm & 7mm StopLocks →
