A vault door is a specialized, custom-made door designed to provide high levels of security and protection against theft, fire, and damage. Here's a breakdown of its features, mechanism, types, and usage:
Definition:
A vault door is characterized by its custom design, excellent anti-theft performance, high safety factor in the door lock, stable structure, heavyweight, and resistance to fire and damage.
Basic Mechanism:
Components: The vault door typically consists of a door frame, door leaf, day gate, mechanical code lock, key lock, and lock actuator.
Additional Features: Time locks, electronic code locks, alarms, automatic lighting systems, waterproof devices, and biometric devices such as fingerprint readers and iris recognition devices can be installed for enhanced security.
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Protection Level Classification:
Class M: Anti-destruction time of 15 minutes
Class 1: Anti-destruction time of 30 minutes
Class 2: Anti-destruction time of 60 minutes
Class 3: Resistance time of 120 minutes
Shape Types:
Round
Square
Material Types:
Stainless Steel
Steel
Opening Types:
Left Outer Opening
Left Inner Opening
Right Outer Opening
Right Inner Opening
Double Opening
Pan Opening
Usage:
Vault doors are used to safeguard cash, gold, cultural relics, firearms, ammunition, and other valuable items, providing secure entry and exit channels for warehouses.
Applicable Units:
Banks, financial institutions, museums, art galleries, military facilities, as well as homes and businesses, can benefit from the security provided by vault doors.