What type of locks is the prying tool specifically developed for?

The prying tool is specifically developed for locks that are manufactured with collars or cone-shaped covers because these types of locks are often designed to be more resistant to traditional methods of entry. The shape and design of these locks can create challenges for firefighters or emergency personnel when access is needed quickly. The prying tool is designed to exploit the vulnerabilities presented by the collars or cone-shaped covers, allowing the user to gain entry more effectively than they might with tools designed for flat locks or simpler mechanisms.

In contrast, locks that are completely flat may not provide the same level of resistance and could be more easily manipulated by different tools. Advanced biometric systems involve technologies that require specific approaches for entry, while locks that operate on a simple spring mechanism may lack the complexities that prying tools are specifically designed to address. Therefore, the design focus of prying tools on collars and cone-shaped lock covers makes them particularly effective for dealing with those types of locks.