A British key lock box company has revealed that it is expanding into North America with a new brand after agreeing a deal with a major US distributor.

Wolflok’s new range of maximum-security key lock boxes launched at ISC West in Las Vegas earlier this year, and it is now preparing to impact the US market after its parent company, The Key Safe Company, signed a deal with leading security hardware distributor IML Security Supply.

IML, which has ten centers across the West and South West of America, will help to distribute Wolflok’s patented, push-button key lock boxes to locksmiths and other security professionals.

“A high level of protection”

According to the company, both the Wolflok and Wolflok Pro key lock boxes have undergone rigorous attack testing and boast formidable attack security ratings from the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB).

They also benefit from multi-push button technology that accommodates more than 9.7 million passcode combinations.

“The Wolflok maximum-security key lock box offers something different to the market in the US because it focuses on a high level of protection against attack,” James Buckle, Wolflok’s Group Sales Director, said.

“Having just exhibited Wolflok at ISC West, I was blown away by the interest in what we have created.

“The feedback was clear that we have built a product that will give people assurance and provide a level of security for storage of keys at point of need that doesn’t currently exist in the US.

“I am excited to partner with IML Security Supply through their network of branches.

“IML have built a successful business based on trust with a friendly, knowledgeable and quick service.”

Security for key storage

Wolflok products feature one-handed access with a hinged lid and ergonomic handle, advanced anti-pick technology and anti-drill hinge pins for extra protection.

The company says that these units help businesses to improve their efficiency, meet regulatory requirements and provide a better service.

They also provide a safe way for consumers to grant family, emergency responders and service providers point-of-need access to their homes.