Vault doors are specialized security doors used in high-security locations, commonly found in banks, museums, and jewelry stores. Their core function is to prevent asset loss due to unauthorized intrusion, vandalism, or environmental factors through multiple layers of protection technology.
The application of vault doors must be matched to the security level. Bank vault doors need to balance ease of daily operation with protection against extreme situations, typically employing a double-door design and equipped with time locks or remote monitoring systems. Museums and jewelry stores, on the other hand, prioritize fire resistance and pry resistance, with door thicknesses reaching over 10 centimeters. Due to significant differences in space dimensions and security requirements across various locations, vault doors are mostly custom-made, allowing users to select parameters such as door color, lock type, and additional functions (e.g., alarm linkage) according to their specific needs.
