Saucedo de Mexico introduces safe lock in Mexico City

Saucedo de Mexico, a subsidiary of the El Paso-based Saucedo Company, recently hosted a safe lock class at the Camara Nacional de Comercio de la Ciudad de Mexico in Mexico City on Friday, May 30^th to introduce their Big Red Safe Locks. Over 30 locksmiths and safe technicians attended the Big Red Safe Lock class.

The Big Red Safe Locks are Underwriters Laboratories Group 2 and Group 2M labeled mechanical combination safe locks and accepted as the New Standard in high security mechanical safe locks worldwide. The safe locks feature solid center brass wheel assemblies and the signature trademarked “Red” anodized aluminum outer wheels with the exclusive patented “DeadLoc Technology” which eliminates wheel slippage.

“We are very excited to introduce our Big Red Safe Locks to the locksmiths and safe technicians in Mexico. We anticipate continuing our North American success in Mexico with our on-going, uniquely engaging, hands-on training seminars throughout Mexico and selling the best safe lock product on the market,” said David E. Saucedo II, CEO of Saucedo de Mexico.

The Saucedo Company is a fourth generation family business headquartered in El Paso, Texas since 1917 specializing in the design and development of an expanding portfolio of brand-name security products.