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Our experts at Pro Security Products can help you make an informed decision on what safe would best fit your needs and circumstances. We stock and have access to a wide variety of burglar, fire, depository, wall, floor, and gun safes. We can help you choose the proper safe lock as well. We are experienced and have the appropriate equipment to open, move, and anchor your particular safe.
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Safes
…are an important part of the security of any home or business. Many factors should be considered when purchasing a safe to protect items of value. There are many safe options available such as wall or floor safes, electronic or mechanical safes, gun safes, depository safes, home or residential safes.Our Amsec and Hollon safes offer various levels of security which include:

Fire Endurance Test
After heat sensors and paper are placed inside the safe, the safe is locked and put in an evenly distributed fire. The furnace is regulated to reach a maximum temperature of 1700°F for one hour, or 1850°F for two hours, then cooled without opening the furnace. The interior temperature is recorded throughout the test and during the cooling period until a definite drop is shown and must never exceed 350°F. Once cooled, the safe is opened and examined for usability. The safes locking mechanisms and parts fastenings are examined for security and the interior examined for visible evidence of undue heat transmission.

Explosion Hazard Test
The safe is locked and placed into a furnace preheated to 2000°F. This temperature is maintained for 30 minutes (2 hour test is 45 minutes) and if no explosion results, the unit is allowed to cool without opening the furnace doors. Once cooled, the unit is opened and examined for usability. The safes locking mechanisms and parts fastenings are examined for security and the interior examined for visible evidence of undue heat transmission.

Fire Impact Test
After the explosion hazard test the safe is removed from the furnace and within two minutes is dropped 30’ onto a riprap of brick on a heavy concrete base. After impact the unit is examined for deformation, rupture of parts, damaged insulation and any other openings into the interior of the unit. Once cooled, the safe is inverted and reheated to 1550°F for a period of 30 min. (2 hour test: 45 min. at 1638°F). Once cooled, the unit is opened and examined for usability. The units locking mechanisms and parts fastenings are examined for security and the interior examined for visible evidence of undue heat transmission.

Burglar Rating
These safes undergo tests that guarantee to deter someone trying to enter the safe for up to 15, 30 or 60 minutes. Depending on the type of burglary rating, the safe can be guaranteed against; common hand tools, picking tools, mechanical or portable electric tools, grinding points, carbide drills, pressure applying devices or mechanisms, abrasive cutting wheels, power saws, impact tools, oxy-fuel gas cutting or welding torch, nitro-glycerin or other high explosives equivalent to not more than 4 ounces of nitroglycerin in one charge (entire test must not use more explosive than that equivalent to 8 ounces of nitroglycerin).A homeowner or business needs to evaluate how the safe is to be used, and how and what it is going to protect. Cash and jewelry are best protected by a burglary safe. Documents and computer media require fire protection. Some valuable items need both. Insurance companies also have safe requirements in order for them to insure the contents of a safe. Although price is always a consideration, it is foolish to purchase a safe solely on the price tag. Our experts at Pro Security Products can help you make an informed decision on what safe would best fit your needs and circumstances. We stock and have access to a wide variety of burglar, fire, depository, wall, floor, and gun safes. We can help you choose the proper safe lock as well. We are experienced and have the appropriate equipment to open, move, and anchor your particular safe.

