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Amid Rising Security Concerns for Critical Infrastructure and Retail Facilities, Securitech Announces Launch of Auto-Bolt Max(TM) Exit Device Series
Wednesday, March 23, 2022
Award-Winning Multi-Point Auto-Bolt Max Protection Now Available for Exit Doors
NEW YORK, March 15, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Securitech, the leader in innovative high-security locking devices, announced today the official launch of its much-anticipated Auto-Bolt Max(TM) Exit Device Series. As the American pioneer in multi-point door locking, this fulfills an essential need by expanding the applications for its award-winning Auto-Bolt Max(TM) series.
The launch of the Auto-Bolt Max (ABM) Exit Device Series, designed for doors requiring panic exit hardware, is both timely and needed, with both critical infrastructure and retail industries needing greater levels of protection from forced entry and severe weather events. While these are different threats, a renewed concern for resilient multi-point locking for their facilities looms large for both.
Although critical infrastructure has always prioritized facility protection, world events and an increase in severe weather activities have renewed interest in ensuring the fortification of facilities against man-made and natural onslaughts, particularly for remote or standalone facilities. Similarly, retail stores now have a greater need for more effective barriers to forced entry. The last two years have seen a rapid boom in both organized and opportunistic retail crime resulting in record numbers of burglaries and more sophisticated attacks. In short, neither critical infrastructure facilities nor retail stores can afford to jeopardize the security of their locations and are seeking improved measures for protection.
"We recognize our end-users are facing new and growing threats as time goes on, and that's why we are consistently innovating our locking solutions to protect from any assault, whether man-made or natural," said Mark Berger, Chief Product Officer and President of Securitech. "Our goal is to provide peace of mind to our customers so that they can rest assured their facilities are secured. And ensuring 100% code-compliance remains baked into every Securitech solution."
The ABM Exit Device Series projects steel deadbolts as opposed to traditional latching exit devices. These proven forced-entry protection measures are available in both concealed models and surface applied models for retrofit applications. With up to five locking points (three separate locking locations on the lock edge and up to two customizable locking points on the hinge edge), maximum protection against break-ins is provided each and every time the door closes. Saw-resistant, free-spinning locking stainless steel deadbolts project a full 1" into the door frame and header, fastening the door to the frame much like a bank vault door. All Securitech exit devices contain additional forced-entry and state-of-the-art vandal-resistant features.
To meet life safety and single-motion exit requirements, a simple push of the interior touchbar retracts all bolts simultaneously, allowing for free egress. ABM also meets today's security signaling requirements by providing optional request-to-exit, bolt position, door position, and other signals. The ABM Exit Device Series is compatible with keying systems and can be integrated with access control systems for electric entry to meet the needs of any facility. Other customizable features include local alarms, alarm signals, vertical or horizontal locking bolt locations, and unique bolt hold back options to meet operational needs.
"The security environment is ever-evolving, with new threats arising, proliferating, and getting more sophisticated. But, we have over 30 years' experience developing proven products that stay one step ahead. We design our locks in response to end-user's defined needs," said Mr. Berger. "Customizing is our specialty - they know their facilities' special requirements, and we know how to protect them. That means prioritizing life safety, innovating to protect against the most enterprising and aggressive attacks, and offering the widest variety of options to meet their needs.
"With the addition of the Auto-Bolt Max exit devices to our lever series, Securitech's ABMs offer functions, features, and the highest level of security and integration in the door locking world. We couldn't be prouder of what we have achieved."
About Securitech:
Established in New York City in 1983, Securitech® is an independent manufacturer of high-security door locks. Securitech's award-winning solutions are used across the world to improve forced-entry protection in a code-compliant manner. Securitech product designs are driven by the end-user's defined needs and are recommended by security directors, architects, and loss-prevention professionals. Special functions or operating requirements can be customized to match individual location requirements.
http://www.Securitech.com
Media Contact
Susan Forootan, Securitech, 1 7183929000, sforootan@securitech.com
SOURCE Securitech
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