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Safe & Vault Technicians Association
National Safemans Organization
Associated Locksmiths of America
Clearstar Security Network
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High Security/Jeweler's Safes
High security/Jeweler's
safes are a whole different breed. They are made to withstand particularly
brutal burglary attacks and still protect their contents. They are high dollar
items. Purchasing a jeweler's safe means investing a lot of money. Prices
of $5,000 to $20,000 are common but can go as high as $100,000. Unlike the banking
industry where a vast
Each manufacturer has their own special designs, but all have one thing in common, several layers of protection. These layers consist of combination locks, high security key locks, hard plates, glass plates, deflector plates and relockers, just to name a few. Each designed to thwart even the most horrific attacks. While jeweler's safes are relatively dependable, lock outs do occur. Lost combinations, lost keys and burglary attempts are the most common causes.
Here at
Protection Lock we have extensive experience servicing, opening and repairing
high security jeweler's safes, and depending on
Picking high
security locks is not easy, we have spent many years perfecting our techniques
and So when the day comes when your high security safe doesn't open. You need to call us. Please, don't make a hard job even worse by hiring an unqualified person. Rely on a proven company with experience and know how. Protection Lock!
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majority of
the equipment in the U.S. is American made, there is a mixture of equipment in
the jeweler's industry. American, Swedish, German, French, English, South
American, Australian, South African and even India and Israel have their safe's
in the American market. We call them High Security Safes. U.L. ratings for these
safes are generally
TRTL-30
up to TXTL-60-X6. 
To even
think of attempting an opening one of these "monsters" without intimate knowledge of its
design, is simply ridiculous. Unqualified people attempting an opening
routinely cause more damage to the unit and compound not only the qualified safe
technicians job but also the cost of the opening. This is no environment for
amateurs. 
the cause
of the lockout, drilling may not be necessary. One example would be lost keys.
Many of today's high security keylocks can be picked open instead of drilled and
destroyed, thereby reducing the damage and in many cases the cost of a new lock.
we
are, without a doubt, the most qualified high security keylock pickers in the
southeastern United States. We have more picking equipment and experience than
any other company in the region. Bar none!