Container lock IWH 019801 by IWH — theft protection, durable design

The IWH 019801 container lock by IWH is a theft-protection mechanical lock engineered for securing container doors and similar closures used in transport and storage. The design focuses on robust physical resistance, a reliable locking mechanism and suitability for industrial, logistics and shipping environments where preventing unauthorized access to cargo is required.

Advantages

The lock offers a durable metal construction that resists tampering and environmental wear. Its straightforward mechanical operation does not depend on electronics or power, reducing failure points during long-term use. Built for quick installation on standard container fittings, the device provides a clear physical deterrent and consistent locking performance under repeated handling and vibration.

Suitable for

• Securing shipping containers during transport and storage
• Locking warehouse doors and yard gate closures
• Protecting cargo on trailers and intermodal equipment
• Use in logistics hubs, freight depots and industrial sites

Key specifications

• Mechanical, key-operated locking mechanism designed for container-style fittings
• Durable metal construction formulated for resistance to physical tampering and outdoor exposure
• Compact form factor compatible with standard container door hardware and hasps
• Suitable for repeated manual operation and transport vibration environments

How to use

Align the lock with the container door hasp or designated locking point and insert the mechanism so it fully engages the closure jaws. Turn the key to engage the bolt and verify that the lock body cannot be moved by hand. Remove the key after locking and keep it in a secure location; to unlock, insert the key, turn to retract the bolt and withdraw the device. Periodic visual checks and functional tests before and after transit ensure correct engagement.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the lock in combination with complementary security measures such as tamper-evident seals and regular inspection routines. Store spare keys securely and document which personnel are authorized to operate the lock. If exposed to corrosive environments, inspect and maintain moving parts regularly to ensure continued reliable operation.