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Faced with the resurgence of fuel flights, a French innovation is positioned as an effective and ingenious response. Invented by Tarik Barissoule and rewarded with the prestigious Lépine competition, the Myle Security cap promises to end the wild siphonnages thanks to a simple but formidably effective technology. This invention is already praised by transport professionals, farmers and other sectors who see in it a robust and economical solution in the face of a recurring problem.
A plug that leaves no take or chance to thieves
The Myle Security cap is distinguished by its single imprint mechanism, making any rapid break -in impossible. Unlike traditional traffic jams that can be opened with a simple strap key, this device leaves no external socket. He discreetly fits into the tank, thus eliminating any possibility of unauthorized access. Thanks to its clever design, it adapts to a wide range of tanks, whether heavy goods vehicles, cars or agricultural machinery. This universal compatibility makes it a privileged solution for many professionals.
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A concrete response to a very real problem
The fuel flight represents a real threat to transport professionals and many other sectors. Each year, thousands of liters of diesel are siphoned, resulting in significant economic losses. The Myle Security cap presents itself as an infallible mechanical solution, without dependence on connected technologies likely to fail. It offers constant and reliable protection, thus discouraging the most experienced thieves. By eliminating the risk of siphoning, it preserves not only fuel, but also the peace of mind of users.
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What the Myle Security cap changes in the face of a classic cap
| Criteria | Standard cap | Myle Security cap |
| Ease of opening | Very easy with strap key | Single imprint, dedicated key only |
| Outdoor | Visible and seizable | No take, inserted in the tank |
| Time to force | A few seconds | Very complex, almost impossible |
| Compatibility | Original tank | Adaptable sans modification |
| Fuel protection | Weak | Very high |
| Maintenance/robustness | Average | Aluminum design, steel lock |
An expected marketing… and already very coveted
The marketing of the Myle Security cap is imminent and already arouses great interest among professionals. In addition to protecting fuel, this device helps reduce waste and the environmental impact of fuel flights. At a time when the price of diesel continues to climb, invest in such a device becomes judicious. Offered at around a hundred euros, this cap represents an investment quickly returned by the savings made in fuel. It also offers precious peace of mind during prolonged parking lots.
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While the Myle Security cap is preparing to conquer the market, it raises the question of the evolution of safety habits in the face of fuel flights. Would you be ready to secure your tank with such an ingenious cap? How could this innovation transform the protection of your goods?
The author relied on artificial intelligence to enrich this article.
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