A PROUD PAST - SECURING THE FUTURE

In the Early Nineties, David Stadler, the founder of STABILOC invented a biometrically interfaced anti-hijacking system for motor vehicles. Using Speaker Voice verification, he developed a technology that allowed only the legitimate driver of a vehicle normal operation without broadcasting alarms, and limiting of speed.

In 2001 he learned of a problem that occurred during the Grand Prix in Detroit, MI. As the high-speed cars traversed over a manhole, the vacuum created would literally lift a manhole cover out of its frame, and present a hazard to following vehicles. He also learned that scavengers stole manhole covers and sold them for their scrap value to unscrupulous dealers.

He determined that there was an acute need for a simple lock that could be retrofitted to existing manhole covers. Prototypes were made and tested. The concept was basic to manhole cover security and would lend itself well to a growing need. That need expanded geometrically with the horror of 9/11. He named the device STABILOC since it both locked the manhole cover against its seat, and stabilized the cover within its frame. Now STABILOC is a registered trademark of STABILOC LLC and STABILOC has received a United States patent for this system.

STABILOC continues on a relentless path to develop new security products. Soon to be unveiled are telescoping stainless steel vehicle stopping security bollard and a cargo container lock with a biometrically interfaced identification system. These STABILOC products are value engineered to be new weapons in our arsenal against terrorism.