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Anti-theft device
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AINOUNCED this week by S. Norrish Ltd. is a new anti-theft device known as the NorRisk. It is easily fitted in less than half an hour by a semi-skilled fitter arid no alterations to the vehicle are required before fitting.
The principle of the unit is that a steel bolt is arranged to slide in a case parallel with the steering column. When in the extended position it projects through the spokes of the wheel, so preventing any steering action being taken.
It is claimed that the unit can be fitted to almost any commercial vehicle on the road at present.
The unit is manufactured from case-hardened steel throughout and incorporates the latest Yale 6-pin, dual-profile, drill-proof, cylinder security lock which has a special key register. Innumerable key differences are available and if required a master key can be supplied.
Locks can be replaced without the necessity for the unit to be renewed as a whole and the unit can easily be transferred from one vehicle to another. Provision is made for the unit to be wired into the ignition system and/ or alarm system if required. The unit is expected to be available in about eight weeks' time.
Made by: S. Norrish Ltd., 220 Great Portland Street, London WI.
Price: Approximately gip 10s. (not yet fixed).