 | Each lock features the Travel Sentry logo, which alerts TSA personnel that they may open this lock without destroying it |
 | Each TSA screening location has a secured set of passkeys with special codes to open locks, and will relock them after inspection |
| The Travel Sentry logo on the locks help the TSA to efficiently screen bags and prevent damage to checked baggage |
| Resettable combination |
| The lock can be opened at checked baggage screening stations operated by TSA at more than 400 commercial airports across the country |
| If a checked bag with this TSA lock needs to be opened and inspected, the screener will use a combination of codes and secured tools to unlock the lock. Following the inspection, the screener will re-lock the bag and send it on its way |
| The system will ensure that passengers using the locks will not have to worry about a lock being broken or a locked bag being damaged if it is selected for hand inspection. It will also mean more peace of mind for passengers worriedabout reports of increased pilferage from unlocked bags |
| The T.S.A. mandated screening of all checked bags startinglast Dec. 31. Since then, most of the estimated 1.5 millionbags checked daily in domestic airports have been inspectedby bomb-detecting machinery - but about 10 percent ofchecked bags are opened and inspected by hand |
| The T.S.A. mandated screening of all checked bags starting December 2002. Since then, most of the estimated 1.5 millionbags checked daily in domestic airports have been inspectedby bomb-detecting machinery - but about 10 percent ofchecked bags are opened and inspected by hand |
| 3 dial combination |
| Travel Sentry Certiified |
| Accepted and recognized by the TSA |
| Size 2.5000 x 1.0000 x 0.5000 |
| Linear Inches 4.0000 |
| Warranty 1 Year |
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