Let Tanner be Your Security Product Specialist

Tanner has been providing customers with the assistance, guidance & products necessary to secure their valuable assets and property for the past 30 years. Our customers come from a wide variety of industries and require high quality tamper-resistant fasteners, sealants and anchoring systems.

Pecora DynaFlex SC is a unique one part, non-sag, tamper resistant elastomeric STPU (silyl-terminated polyurethane) joint sealant. It has many of the strengths of other two part security sealants, but with an easy to use application method. No mixing nozzles required here, instead DynaFlex can be installed quickly and easily with standard caulking equipment. DynaFlex can be used to seal any interior joints or openings that require a sealant. Suitable materials include: masonry to masonry,

Specialized mounting hardware, such as security screws and fasteners are designed to resist tampering by the public, or an un-trained person. Specialized mounting hardware is designed with a what’s called a tamper-proof head. These fasteners require a specially designed tool that isn’t commonly available on the shelf of the local hardware store. You may see this type fastener on the walls in a public restroom.

A recent article over at RenewableEnergyWorld.com focuses on the growing problem of solar panel theft. Solar theft grew by 15% in 2009, and has likely been on the rise ever since. The 15% figure, which the article quotes, is courtesy of SolarInsure, an insurance company specializing the solar industry.

The purchase, assembly, and installation of solar panels represent a significant investment. The value of solar panels has made them an inviting target for resourceful thieves. Solar panels can have a retail price approaching $1,000 each for some panels.

Tanner has redesigned their 30TRI AND 40TRI Trident socket tools. The new design features an o-ring that securely holds the standard 7/8″ 12 point socket used in conjunction with the Trident socket when installing Tanner Trident™ Nuts .

Similar to the past MacBook Air design, Apple’s new Air is under lock and key–or five-lobe Torx-Plus security screws, to be exact.