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Proof of Security

Safes That Were Never Opened

Some of our safes have faced serious attempts at forced entry over the years. The three cases below describe the attacks we see most often in the field, and how the body held up.

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A Body That Withstands the Cutting Torch

On safes subjected to cutting and welding attempts, the heat-insulated multi-layer body meant the interior was never reached. The paint and surface may suffer, but the door holds.

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A Lock Area That Defeats the Drill

The hardened plate over the lock area breaks drill bits and stops penetration. We have safes bearing dozens of attempt marks where the mechanism was never reached.

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Steel That Defeats the Cutting Disc

In angle-grinder attempts, cutting discs leave nothing more than surface marks on the body steel. The disc wears out; the body holds.