A low-melting fill material lets multi-layer safe walls separate after heating, preserving security while enabling easier recycling.
Cylindrical nested storage containers use a track system to lift the inner vessel for retrieval.
A flexible security bag uses an elongate zipper to enclose valuables and self-fasten to various support bars.
Gas generation expands a flattened container to compress the liquid vessel, forcing rapid ink distribution across banknotes during security alarms.
Pivoting upper ramps clear the enclosure interior for document access, then return to spray all surfaces with coloring liquid without removing the device.
Melting pane exposes opening to release internal pressure, preventing detonation from heat buildup in ammunition storage safe.
A spray tower with multi-directional nozzles deposits protective liquid on banknotes, solving insufficient coverage in large-volume containers.
A pyrodynamic compression plate translates uniformly to empty ink reservoirs, preventing random pressure distribution and incomplete staining.
Pre-installed reflective inner panels and insulating material enable quick modular safe assembly.
Replacing steel layers with a composite plastic shell and polymer concrete reduces weight and manufacturing costs while maintaining structural strength.
A cassette cover integrates a neutralization reservoir to increase internal storage volume without altering external dimensions.
Composite steel and concrete construction resists wedge and gas attacks without increasing cost.
A portable safe uses a removal-resistant sand anchor and wireless locking to secure valuables.
Weakened areas in security container walls undergo plastic deformation to absorb explosion energy, preventing storage space reduction.
A polyceramic barrier combines polyethylene with ceramic particles to form lightweight rods for safe walls.
Folded steel edges create interlocking channels joining vertical shelter panels to ceilings, fixing weak junction rigidity against intrusion.
Inflatable airbags position valuables near destruction means to resolve spray coverage gaps in large volumes.
A multi-layer safe structure reduces wall thickness to 20-30mm while maintaining high burglary resistance through a composite reinforcement layer.
Merging the trigger unit within the dye container eliminates external connections, reducing error susceptibility and tampering risks.
A personal package box uses a locking device and unique identifier to enable secure delivery, eliminating scheduling conflicts and theft risks.