Anti-Grinder Dual Core
Guaranteed destruction of a grinder blade
DUAL-CORE TECHNOLOGY
RESIST CUTTING, DRILLING, AND GRINDING
KEYLESS ENTRY
USING ENCRYPTED APP TO PHONE CONNECTION
ALARMED
ANY MOVEMENT DETECTION ACTIVATES DEAFENING SIREN
NOTIFICATIONS ALERTS
GET INSTANT ALERTS IF TAMPERING IS DETECTED STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE
Sold Secure Diamond Protoype Assessment
Striker Tec has focused their R&D to meet the Sold Secure Diamond Certification
Ferosafe: Anti-Grinder Composite
Diamorph Group x Striker Tec Partnership Development
Dual-Core Anti-Grinder Design + Advanced App Warning System
Guaranteed destruction of a grinder blade
ENGINEERED TO WITHSTAND BRUTE FORCE ATTACKS
SECURE KEYLESS UNLOCKING
ERGONOMIC DESIGN FOR DAILY USE
Product Features
Guaranteed destruction of a grinder blade
Lock/Unlock Effortlessly
Unlock with your phone using the latest UK/EU compliant secure encrypted connectivity.
The RaptorX turns your smartphone into a secure digital key.
By pressing the locking pin, the device automatically searches for your phone and begins encrypted authentication. If the passkey matches, the lock releases—seamlessly and securely.
Alarm & Alerts
The RaptorX features a built-in siren that activates instantly if the lock is tampered with.
When connected via the Striker App, you’ll receive an alert notification straight to your phone. Keeping you informed even when your bike is out of sight.
Security you can hear. Alerts you can trust. Peace of mind, wherever you are.
Manual Override Key
For increased reassurance, the RaptorX is fully mechanical with a manual override option using a physical key to unlock the device without needing phone authentication.
Provisional Patent Pending
Anti-Grinder Dual Core
Striker Tec uses a dual core design that layers a advanced graphene based composite to disentegrate grinder blades on impact.
The core of this lock is virtually impervious to angle grinders. Encased in specially hardened steel, it delivers unmatched resistance to cutting and tampering.
Independently tested by Sold Secure.
