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Solar Panel Theft Protection- It's Easier Than You Think!

Feb 10, 2012

Solar Panel Theft Protection Solar panel theft, especially in remote commercial and residential applications, is becoming a major concern. Relatively easy to steal, panels are sitting on roofs or at ground level, and are often not secured by any anti-theft solution. While there are many options available, it's important for the solar industry to think about the cost/benefit ratio and choose an option… Read more »

Tamperproof Screws Are History... The Age Of High Security Screws Has Begun

Jan 31, 2012

The tamperproof fastener industry has a very long history and continues to evolve. The industry actually dates back to the early 1900s when the one-way screw was first patented in Italy. These early tamperproof screws are commonly seen in public restroom fixtures even today. The drilled spanner was the next step in the evolution of tamperproof screws. Way back when and even today…drilled spanners… Read more »

Choose A Security Fastener So That You're The Only One With The Key

Jan 11, 2012

The tamperproof screw industry is rapidly changing and products that were considered to be very secure just a few years ago are woefully less secure today. Although most tamperproof screw suppliers offer a wide variety of drive styles such as hex-pins, torx-pins and snake eyes, because of the mass production and distribution of driver bits offshore, these drive styles offer little, if any, security.… Read more »

Card Reader Tampering Becoming Big Security Concern

Dec 13, 2011

Credit card readers have become the targets of very sophisticated criminals. We continue to see more and more stories about this serious problem. Stories like this one by Tracy Kitten, seen in BankInfoSecurity.com. If Bryce Fasteners were used to secure the card reader stand or in the backs of the card readers themselves, this problem would stop virtually immediately. Fraud Scheme Hits Grocer BankInfoSecurity.com… Read more »

Aluminum Can Recycling Bin Security?

Nov 08, 2011

When it comes to securing your valuables... Bryce Fastener is unmatched when it comes to simple fixes. We normally won’t do a small little order like this but Doug took it upon himself to help this guy out. His aluminum can recycling bin needed a fastener to secure this bar in place. The hex bolt pictured here was to easy to remove. A high security screw from Bryce can replace this bolt and very… Read more »

The Red Gold Rush Continues

Oct 06, 2011

A disturbing article was published in the Arizona Republic last week about the alarming costs to taxpayers copper theft is causing. Bryce Fastener Inc has a part in providing the City of Mesa one piece of the large puzzle involved in solving this problem. At times we have beaten our heads against the wall when what we thought was a good solution became defeated. I don’t think anyone was prepared… Read more »

Bryce Fastener Inc. Is Still GROWING After 40 Years.

Sep 23, 2011

With one glance, Bryce Fastener screws are often dismissed as just another tamperproof fastener, but the evidence is clear that these High Security Fasteners perform as advertised. Bryce Fastener Inc. is about to embark in their 40th year in the fastener industry. Amidst a failing economy and a trade that's been long lost to foreign shores for decades, Bryce Campbell, founder and owner reported steady… Read more »

We Now Offer "Seal Screws" With Our Complete Line Of Fasteners!

Sep 22, 2011

"Making anti-theft fasteners requires special expertise, which can also be for seal screws. Our fast turnaround adds another perk for our customers." says Bryce Campbell, President. O-Rings are available for Key-Rex™ , Penta-Plus™, and our newest fastener Raptor™ in standard and metric sizes. Small or large quantities acceptable. Read more »

New Design In High Security Fasteners.

Jul 28, 2011

Bryce Fastener Inc. is pleased to announce that a new fastener has clawed its way out onto the market of high security fasteners. Based on feedback from customers, Bryce Fastener Inc. created the new fastener in light of the epidemic problems with all common fasteners. "Questions come up all the time from customers, ...can it handle the torque without breaking bits, will the screw get loose under… Read more »

Copper Theft, It's Not Recycled

Jul 07, 2011

When I read the article below I automatically have to chuckle... these cities and utilities are spending a fortune on things like this. Think about it... the wire for the most part is not showing up in scrap yards. Dishonest electrical contractors are some of the problem... they simply reuse the wire on their next job and I would bet a million dollars that a good portion of the stolen copper is ending… Read more »