Box Locks

Box locks refer to a type of lock mechanism used to secure containers or boxes. These locks are typically made up of two parts: a catch or latch, and a sliding bar or bolt. When the lock is engaged, the bolt slides into place and holds the catch or latch in a closed position, preventing the container or box from being opened. Box locks can be found on a variety of containers, from small jewelry boxes to large storage containers and shipping crates. They are often used in conjunction with other security measures, such as padlocks or combination locks, to provide additional protection against theft or unauthorized access.