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    To make traveling easier, Pelican Products has introduced its TSA-Accepted PeliLock. Developed to compliment Pelican's tough cases and to be recognized by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the lock now allows travelers the freedom to lock their Pelican cases and allow TSA inspectors easy access without breaking the lock. Constructed of super-tough hardened stainless steel and brass, the lock features a resetable combination for easy user code memorization and access.

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