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Pop & Lock Cat Rap Anti-Theft Device

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Jeff introduces the Cat Rap, a security device developed years ago for the United States Postal Service to protect catalytic converters. It appears to be a wrapped cable around the converter, but it's actually an innovative plate system through which two 17.5-foot cables are threaded in 11 different channels. When tightened, this creates 20 individual loops. If a thief cuts one loop, they cannot unravel the rest, making it time-consuming, noisy, and messy to remove, thus deterring theft. The host humorously suggests an integrated blue dye bomb for added measure. The product is available at popandlock.net.

Goal: Jeff from Pop & Lock explains the 'Cat Rap,' an innovative catalytic converter anti-theft device designed to deter thieves.

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is this one cable then? You actually get two cables 17 1/2 ft each. So, it looks like we just wrapped the cat with cable, but the reality is it's this innovative plate system right here that you run the cable through 11 different channels. Once you run the cable through up to two times through each one, you tighten that down. It creates 20 individual loops. So, if a thief cuts one of these, they can't just unravel it. They're going to be down there for a long time spending a lot of time, energy, making noise, making a mess, and most often not, they just move right along. Perfect. Now, all you need is an integrated switch, which activates like a blue dye bomb. So, when they're down there trying to cut that off, they get a glitter bomb to the face. That sounds perfect, right? But knowing my luck, I'd be down there probably tightening something up and hit the wrong thing and I'd have a glitter bomb to the face. But what do you call this thing? This is called the cat rap. But what's the name of your company? Uh popping uh.net. Pop and lock. Like like you're going to rap. Can you do a little popping and locking? I can do a little popping unlocking. Come on, Jeff. You got to get into it. Pop and lock. Pop lock.net.net. All right, let's keep the show rolling. Great. Thank you, Daniel. What are we looking at with this one now? Looking for a loading ramp made in Sweden. Pretty good. We're going to unfold it. Take it down. Let the wheels do the work for you easily. And now I'm going to unfold again. Just leave it up. Is it spring assist? Spring assist with a dragging function who helps you to lift it. Oh, so it's not spring assist, it's a hydraulic assist. So you see in the position like this, the weight of the ramp is 0 kilos. You can just push with your finger and it goes in by itself.

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