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GENERATIONS OF SERVICE
Rollup doors are convenient — and that’s exactly why they need serious protection. The Eagle Lock® for rollup door trailers slips over the overhead door and locks it down tight, so nobody’s getting in without your say-so. One lock is all it takes. Built from heavy-duty hardened steel with a patented design and weather-resistant finish, it handles rain, snow, and job-site abuse without missing a beat. Quick to install while the door is closed, quick to remove when you need access. If your trailer has a rollup door, this is the lock that keeps everything inside exactly where you left it.
Patented Heavy-Duty Build Uniquely engineered for overhead roll-up doors, the roll-up lock is built to a higher standard than a standard padlock while remaining lightweight at just 5 pounds. A weather-resistant finish ensures consistent performance through rain, snow, heat, and humidity season after season.
Universal Fit with Adjustable Arms Designed to work with all overhead roll-up door trailers and truck bodies. The adjustable arms ensure a secure, snug fit regardless of the specific door configuration.
Installs with the Door Closed Unlike some locking solutions that require the door to be in a specific position, the roll-up door Eagle Lock can be installed while the door is fully closed, making it faster and more convenient to secure at the end of a workday.
Single Lock Security One roll-up door Eagle Lock is all you need to effectively secure your trailer. No complicated multi-lock setup or additional hardware required.
Protects What Is Inside A trailer full of inventory, tools, or merchandise is a target. The roll-up door Eagle Lock provides a strong physical deterrent that keeps unauthorized access from becoming a costly problem, potentially saving you thousands of dollars in stolen goods.
Quick and Easy to Use Every Day Designed for effortless installation and removal, the lock fits naturally into your daily loading and unloading routine without adding time or complexity to the process.
Built to Perform in Any Climate The weather-resistant finish holds up across all climates and conditions, from heavy rain and snow to extreme heat and humidity. Reliable protection regardless of where your trailer is parked or what the weather is doing.
Works Alongside Other Trailer Security For complete trailer protection, pair the roll-up door Eagle Lock with a kingpin lock and a glad hand lock to secure every point of vulnerability on your trailer.
Yes. You can add Contents Insurance when you sign your rental agreement or at any point during your rental. Coverage takes effect from the date it’s added, not retroactively. If you want to add coverage, contact your sales rep and we’ll update your agreement.
Yes. You can add accessories like shelving, pipe racks, ramps, lighting, vents, or Eagle Locks at any point during your lease. Call your sales rep, tell us what you need, and we’ll coordinate delivery or installation. Most accessories ship within a few business days.
Standard Contents Insurance coverage is $20,000 per unit. If the value of your stored items is higher than that, talk to your sales rep about higher coverage options. For high-value contents, your own commercial property policy may be a better fit alongside or instead of our Contents Insurance.
Every container has a place for you to attach your own padlock. You can use any commercial padlock, but we strongly recommend our 13-pound heavy-duty Eagle Locks for serious protection. Standard padlocks are easy targets. A proper container lock makes a real difference in whether your contents stay where you put them.
A kingpin lock secures the trailer’s kingpin (the pin that connects to the tractor’s fifth wheel), stopping a tractor from hooking up and driving off. A gladhand lock secures the air brake gladhand connections, stopping a thief from connecting an air line and releasing the brakes. For maximum trailer security, run both.
Our Contents Insurance covers the items you store inside an Eagle Leasing container, trailer, or office unit against losses from fire, theft, vandalism, and certain weather events. Coverage limits and specific perils are laid out in the Contents Insurance policy document, which your sales rep will provide at quote time.
