1. Cable material and diameter
Material: The cable of Steel Cable Locks is made of stainless steel or other high-strength alloys, which have excellent resistance to cutting, abrasion and corrosion.
Diameter: The diameter of the cable directly affects its ability to resist damage. Generally speaking, the larger the diameter of the cable, the harder it is to cut or damage, so it is more secure.
2. Cylinder type and security level
Cylinder type: The cylinder is the core component of Steel Cable Locks, and its type determines the complexity and difficulty of cracking the lock. Common cylinder types include mechanical cylinders and electronic cylinders, among which electronic cylinders may have higher security, such as anti-pry, anti-copying and other functions.
Security level: Cable locks of different brands and models have different security levels, which are usually related to factors such as the complexity of the cylinder, the material and diameter of the cable. Choosing a cable lock with a high security level can provide better protection.
3. Lock design and structure
Structural design: Reasonable structural design can improve the durability and anti-destruction ability of Steel Cable Locks. For example, some Steel Cable Locks adopt a double locking mechanism, which can keep the steel cable locked even if the lock core is damaged.
Additional functions: Some Steel Cable Locks are also equipped with additional functions such as alarm systems or anti-shear sensors, which can send out alarms in time when the lock is damaged to improve security.