The Secure Evidence Storage Cabinets were designed for environments common to both law enforcement and correctional services. Choose from six heights of cabinet from 32” to 83” high. Our evidence storage solutions are also ideally suited for temporary evidence storage. In other words items held and in need of securing during that critical time period between the actual seizure and transfer to a secure evidence room.

The cabinets can be, single, double or triple access dependent on requirements as suggested by state and/or federal guidelines. House from narcotics to documentation or even small arms in a single source solution that is multi-configurable. Secure ‘locker’ compartments are specified with either regular or secure 3-point Abloy locks (federally approved) and can be self-locking.

Be confident that the ‘chain of custody’ from the seizure of evidence to court room presentation can be accounted for……Data-Link’s Secure Evidence Storage Cabinet is the solution.

Law Enforcement & Correctional Services

Whether it’s for regular evidence storage or evidence packing stations we have you covered.

• Houses narcotics, documentation, weapons or personal artifacts
• Single, double or triple access (self locking and/or individually keyed)
• Secure 3-point Abloy locks are standard on many components
• Space saving - the only evidence storage with an all steel bi-parting tambour door
• Optional all steel security bars (pad lockable) for the tambour door
• Designed and manufactured completely of steel
• Can be bolted to the floor for extra security or compliant with seismic regulations
• An ideal ‘workstation’ for traditional or electronic evidence scales
• Can be powered for many different types of hardware
• A host of components available from ‘locker units’ to plain shelves
• Cabinets designed with ½” incremental adjustment for all components
• Cabinets come in 5 heights…51”, 60”, 64”, 72” and 83”.
• Cabinets are pre-configured when shipped. Deliver and use immediately
• From a Sheriffs office or a city Police Department to a Prison Facility