Banking
  equipment

 - customer cabinets
 - deposit cells
  
  Stack racks

 - archival and
warehouse racks
 - warehouse racks
 - europallet racks
  
  Document
  cabinets

 - archive cabinets
 - accounting cabinets
   - light accountin
cabinets
   - heavy accounting
cabinets
 - customer cabinets
 - card cabinets
  
  Clothes cabinets
  
  Gun
safes/cabinets
  
  Safes

 - cabinet safes
 - office safes
 - built-in safes
 - furniture safes
  
  Metallic doors

 - anti-break-in doors
 - fire-resistant doors

   What anti-break capability is determined by?

   Only those safes that correspond to the idea "reliable lock plus strong body" are able to stand against attempts of robbers to crack them. One of the characteristics of modern safes of reliable producers is the use of composite materials.

   The anti-break test procedure consists of the next obligatory steps:

      - partial access attempts;
      - full access attempts by forcing the door;
      - full access attempts by forcing the "lock-girth rail" system;
      - and tearing off test where bolts that provide fastening of a safe to the ground are put to the test         (safe’s weight is not less than 1 ton)