Kinds of Lockers

Lockers were invented to serve the purpose of protecting valuables from fire, theft, insects and destructive chemicals. They are usually made of fireproof and durable materials like steels coated with powder to prevent corrosion. Through the years, they evolved together with the technology available to men. Common lockers are made of steel body with padlock and key. Today, there are varieties to choose from, whether for industrial or for household use – electronic lockers and safes, wardrobe lockers, floor lockers, touch screen safety lockers, digital electronic safety lockers, wall mounting lockers, double door safe, dual lock system, biometric locking system, twin safety lockers and more. Although there are dozens of ways to call them, we can categorized them in the way they keep our things safe: how they are locked – electronically, mechanically, or both.

Electronic Locking system. This kind of locker and safe system uses the latest technology like digital code number keys, biometric keys, electronic card keys or the combination of two or more electronic keys. This is the most convenient and user-friendly lockers which are commonly found in public places like parks, airports, schools, factories, universities and more. The convenience comes with the option to change the combination locks when the need arises.

Mechanical Locking system. The pioneers in the locker system industry first use metal padloc-and-key and the most rudimentary of keeping our things safe in modern times.  This came to evolved in number combination lock system where the owner has to contend to one lock-combination made by the manufacturer.

Dual Locking System. Dual locking system is a combination or a hybrid of both mechanical and electronic locks. It employs digital lock combinations, a biometric identification, or an electronic key card paired with mechanical combinations or a master key. This locking system is may be the safest of the three.