We open combination locks on safes, vaults and bank equipment, and supervise combination changes on safes, vaults, fireproof cabinets and night safes.
What we do
- Open combination locks on all bank equipment
- Supervise changing of combination numbers on safes, vaults, fireproof cabinets and night safes
When to call us
- A combination is lost or forgotten
- Staff who know the combination have left
- A safe will not open with the correct combination
- Routine combination changes
Good to know
When staff change
Changing the combination when people leave is one of the simplest ways to keep a safe secure.
Proof of ownership
We will need proof that you own the safe or are authorised to act for its owner.
Common questions
Do you work for banks and financial institutions?
Yes. Safe and vault work for financial institutions is a core part of our business. To protect our clients, we never name them.
Can you open a safe if the combination is lost?
In most cases, yes. We will need proof that you own the safe or are authorised to act for its owner.
What is the difference between a time lock and a time delay lock?
A time lock stops a safe or vault opening outside set hours, even with the right combination. A time delay lock makes the user wait a set time after entering the combination before the lock opens.
Can you change our combination?
Yes. We supervise combination changes on safes, vaults, fireproof cabinets and night safes, so the new combination is set correctly and known only to the right people.
Do you service night deposit equipment?
Yes. We repair and service night deposit traps and safes, including their combination locks and bolt work.
