Stack-On Brings Out Personal Security Cases

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posted on September 22, 2011
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Stack-On Products has introduced two new personal security cases designed for people on the go.

The cases are slim to go under a car seat or in a briefcase and are large enough to secure a wallet, cell phone or handgun. The cases meet TSA standards for air travel and the foam interior protects valuables from being damaged. The cases also come with a 1,500-pound test steel cable for securing the cases to a stationary object.

The units lock with either a double-bitted key coded cylinder lock or a three-tumbler combination system.

For more information, go to the Stack-On Products website.

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