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Look 'n Stop Group Lock Box

Accuform Signs' Look 'n Stop Group Lock Box holds up to 44 padlocks with slots, locks in five places, and combines both hinge and sliding mechanisms to secure the box in a closed position. With the use of keyholes, the unit can be mounted, or it can be portable and used on the go.

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