Kensington K60628WW Slim Combination Ultra Cable Lock for Standard Slot

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The extra thick (6.5mm), extra strong six-foot ultra cable is made of carbon steel for our highest level of protection against cutting attempts

Anti-shearing plastic cable sleeve resists cuts and protects surfaces

Slim lockhead allows the laptop to lie flat and stable

Won’t block valuable ports, allowing for full use of the laptop while attached

Resettable four-wheel number code lets you choose from 10,000 possible combinations

Pivot and rotate cable head featuring one-handed operation allows for easy and flexible connection and movement

Register & Retrieve™, Kensington’s free online code registration program that allows for quick, secure, and easy lookup if the combination is ever lost or forgotten

Kensington locks are verified and tested

Each lock is precision engineered to meet or exceed rigorous industry standards for strength, physical endurance, and mechanical resilience

A five-year warranty means you can rest assured knowing you’re covered by Kensington, inventor and worldwide leader in laptop security locks

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Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )	Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )
Over £50£60	FREE
Under £50£60	£4.95£5.94*

Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )

Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )

Over £50£60

FREE

Under £50£60

£4.95£5.94*

Computer Locks

The chances of retrieving a stolen laptop are next to nothing. So if, like millions of others, your work life revolves around your laptop, it’s only sensible to be extra protective of it. Your data is valuable, and so is the machine containing it. Ideal for travel, computer locks are secure and unobtrusive and are compatible with most notebooks.

Laptop locks connect to a standard lock socket found on 99% of notebooks. The combination or key lock is attached to a strong cable at the end of which is a loop. You secure your computer to an immoveable post, like a fixed table or chair leg in much the same way as you’d use a bicycle lock.

We also sell locks to secure desktop PCs and peripherals to a desk.

Did you know?

58% of the cost of laptop theft incurred of organisations is related to non-hardware issues like intellectual property.
49% of SMEs take 2-4 days to replace a lost or stolen laptop.
The chances of retrieing a stolen laptop are 3%.
The estimated average cost to a company of laptop theft is £7,878.

Source: European IDC Research 2006