Stationary bolts, locking bolts, 2-way 3-way or 4-way bolt work
- These keep the door shut until the safe is unlocked.
Bolt work
Burglar safe
- Not all safes offer “reasonable” burglar resistance.
- All Casoro safes have passed the basic UL burglar test.
Composite Safe
- Safe constructed of two layers of steel encasing a composite or aggregate mixture, usually including concrete often mixed with other materials, to provide fire protection.
Drywall
- Also known as sheet rock, used to provide fire protection in many safes.
- Casoro safes use a more sophisticated proprietary light weight concrete instead.
Electronic lock (aka digital, pushbutton lock)
- Casoro safes use UL tested, “high security” electronic locks.
- Easy and quick to use; can change your combination when you want to.
ETL
A mark indicating the product passed a performance test conducted by Intertek. See Intertek below.
Fire safe
- Resists heat for a period of time.
- Most Casoro safes provide both fire and burglar protection.
Hardplate
- Extra hard steel that common tools can’t drill or cut, protects the lock.
- Ask us about increasing the security of your Casoro safe by building it with hardplate.
Intertek
- One of the world’s largest testing, inspection and certification companies.
- Has a network of laboratories across North and South America, Europe and Asia to deliver safety testing and certification for products.
- The term ETL Mark or Listed suggests the product has passed an Intertek test.
Mechanical lock
- The kind that you spin back and forth.
- Not as easy or quick as electronic or digital locks.
Palusol
- A heat-sensitive seal that expands 6 – 10 times it’s thickness when headed to enhance fire resistance.
Plate Steel Safe
- Safe constructed of plate steel and no fire protection.
Relocker
- A device associated with the lock that further secures your valuables during certain burglar attacks.
- Multiple relockers are included on all Casoro safes.
UL (Underwriter’s Laboratory)
- UL is the organization in the USA that tests products of every type to establish that certain standards of safety and quality have been met.
- UL’s tests are expensive, so not all companies are able to submit their products. All Casoro safes earned the UL burglary label.
- UL is considered to have the most stringent testing conditions and requirements of any US recoginized testing company.
