Slim Rotating Security Lock Key Mobilis 001325 T Lock White

The Mobilis 001325 T Lock is a slim rotating security lock designed for laptops with a standard 7×3 mm security slot. It includes a 1.8 m pivoting steel cable with a rotating lock head and comes supplied with three numbered keys and matching serial numbers on the cable and keys. Constructed from multi-strand steel, the cable offers practical theft-prevention for notebooks and similar portable devices while remaining easy to store and transport.

Advantages

The slim head and rotating lock make insertion into the laptop security slot simple in tight spaces. The cable is composed of seven steel strands with a 4 mm diameter, providing a rated strength of up to 1 tonne. Supplied numbered keys and serial numbering on both cable and keys support key management and identification. The unit is lightweight (approximately 138 g) and finished in white for a low-profile appearance.

Suitable for

• Laptops with a standard 7×3 mm security slot
• Portable workstations in offices and coworking spaces
• Temporary public or shared locations (libraries, classrooms)
• Mobile workers who need on-site device protection

Key specifications

• Model: Mobilis 001325 T Lock (MPN 1325, EAN 3700992523767)
• Compatibility: Standard security slot 7×3 mm
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Cable diameter: 4 mm
• Cable construction: 7 steel strands
• Lock type: Pivoting rotating head
• Strength rating: 1 tonne
• Keys: Supplied with 3 numbered keys; serial number on cable and keys
• Color: White
• Weight: ~138 g

How to use

Pass the cable around a fixed, immovable object and route the cable to the laptop. Insert the slim rotating head into the laptop’s 7×3 mm security slot and turn the lock to secure. Keep the numbered keys in a safe place; use the serial number printed on the cable and keys for identification or inventory tracking. When not in use, coil the cable for compact storage.

Usage recommendations

Use the lock as part of a broader security routine: secure the cable to an immovable anchor, do not rely on the lock as the only protection for high-value unattended equipment, and store keys separately to reduce risk of unauthorized access.