Tamper Proof Plastic Lock Recommendations

Does anyone know where to buy them and which style is the most compact? I was checking these out, not sure how they compare to the standard type, but they seem much less bulky even if pricey… … s-ps95.asp

I've bought them before from They are sturdy and durable; you can cut them off with fingernail clippers if needed. You might want to use zipties by joining two together, then clipping the ends so there's a catch on each side of your device post. This would be similar to plastic locks but much cheaper.

> member_335879d715 wrote: > Does anyone know where to buy them and which style is the most compact? I was checking these out, not sure how they compare to the standard type, but they seem much less bulky even if pricey... > ... s-ps95.asp Forget about plastic locks; I want some of these. for the security screw. -A

> Atone wrote: > Forget about plastic locks; I want some of these > > for the security screw. > -A These look interesting. They seem almost too hard to remove. Why do you like them better than the plastic ones?

> member_335879d715 wrote: > These look interesting. They seem almost too hard to remove. Why do you like them better than the plastic ones? They appear more streamlined and less prone to breaking over time. -A

With so many of you getting metal devices, it makes me wonder why use a plastic lock. Is it for the tamper-evident feature?