High security
High Security Locks
Businesses with pharmacies, records, cash or controlled stock need doors that hold under attack and keys that cannot be duplicated on a whim. The high security page covers cylinders, strikes, key systems and safes for those rooms, and how they fit alongside an alarm.
Which one do I need?
- A software update reset the clinic's small safe overnight, and the receptionist's usual code now does nothing on a keypad that lights up but goes no further.Safe Opening & Combination Change
- The accountant's office keeps a decade of client files in cardboard boxes because the only safe in the building is a small drawer safe meant for a laptop, nowhere near large enough for binders of paper.Safe Installation & Servicing
- Your shop has had four employees leave in two years and each one had a key.High Security Locks
High Security Locks
Cylinders and deadbolts built to resist picking, bumping and drilling, keys that cannot be copied without authorisation, and safes opened or installed.
Safe Opening & Combination Change
Checking the bolt work and handle
A locked-out safe is not always a locked-out lock. The locksmith checks whether the handle turns normally, whether the bolt work is retracting at all, and whether resistance shows up at the handle rather than at the dial or keypad. A jammed bolt, a corroded linkage or a relocker that has dropped into place can all hold a door shut even when the correct combination is entered without complaint.
Sorting this out before assuming the lock has failed avoids replacing a perfectly good combination lock to solve a mechanical problem that sits elsewhere in the door.