Peg Hook Locks for Hardware Stores

Hardware stores hang a lot of small, expensive items on open hooks: tools, drill bits, thermostats, smoke detectors and batteries. A thief can clear a whole hook in one motion. StopLocks stop that without putting the product behind glass.

How hardware stores use StopLocks

• Slide a StopLock onto the pegboard or slatwall hook you already have.
• Leave one or two packages in front of the lock for customers to take.
• Keep the rest of the stock behind the lock. Staff release it with the magnetic key and move more forward.

What to order

• Measure first. Hardware fixtures often mix thin pegboard hooks and thicker slatwall hooks. Use the size and key chart to pick 4.5mm, 6mm or 7mm.
• Starting out: the 6mm starter kit has 100 locks and one key.
• Adding to a display: cases of 25 in each size, plus an R100 key for each staff member who needs one.

The red stop-sign design is visible down the aisle, so customers can see that the hook is locked and ask for help.

Not sure? Request samples of all three StopLock sizes, call 812-201-5900, or email mary@sensortags.com with your hook measurement and a photo of the hook.