Kensington 64068F security lock
- Security Module
- Super-strong, steel…
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Secures a desktop and peripherals with a 10 mm lock head designed for thin devices
The Kensington K67990US kit secures desktop equipment and peripherals with a single keyed lock. It is built for offices, schools or shared workspaces where multiple devices need simultaneous protection. The package provides a coordinated locking solution for compatible hardware slots.
The 10 mm lock head delivers a strong physical barrier that resists tampering on even the thinnest compatible laptops. It maintains its holding force under sustained pull or pry attempts rather than yielding after a brief burst. This consistent resistance protects assets throughout extended unattended periods.
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The lock head is a purely mechanical component with no moving parts that produce sound or heat, so it remains silent and at ambient temperature all day.
The kit requires a standard Kensington security slot on the laptop or desktop; without that slot the lock cannot be attached.
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