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| accordion door |
a multileafed door that is hung from an overhead track and opens by folding back in the manner of an accordion. |
details on accordion door, see doors & gates |
| active leaf |
the leaf of a pair of double doors to which the latching or locking mechanism is attached. Also called opening leaf. |
details on active leaf, see doors & gates |
| anti-bandit |
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details see forced entry resistance |
| awning window |
a window having one or more sashes swinging outward on hinges generally attached to the top of the frame. |
details on awning window, see windows & facades |
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| ballistic protection |
bullet resistant |
details see bullet resistance |
| ballistic test standard |
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details see bullet resistance |
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ballistic threats
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details see bullet resistance |
| barrier door |
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details on barrier door, see doors & gates |
| barrier window |
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details on barrier window, see windows & facades |
| beam barricades |
drop arm barrier |
details on beam barricades, see perimeter security |
| bifold door |
a folding door that divides into two parts, the inner leaf of each part being hung from an overhead track and the outer leaf pivoted at the jamb. |
details on bifold door, see doors & gates |
| blast door |
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details see steel doors |
| blast enhanced door |
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details see aluminium doors |
| blast enhanced window |
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details see aluminium windows |
| blast enhanced facade |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| blast proof facade |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| blast proof window |
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details see aluminium windows |
| blast resistant curtain wall |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| blast resistant films |
In the case of protection with "explosive resistant security" films, usually only one single (or multi-layered) film is laminated onto the internal side of the glazing; the other components of the door, the window or the facade are still unsecured. During an explosion extreme pressure waves are released. At an explosion with pressure waves of e.g. 0.1bar, a load of about 1t/m2 will impact on the whole element. In order to withstand this high pressure, the complete element must be designed blast resistant. Therefore SALZER only produces complete blast resistant constructions. The individual components of the windows, doors and facades e.g. frame, wing, glazing, hardware are all blast-resistant, so the whole element can withstand the enormous pressure wave. |
details see
security concepts | blast resistance |
| blast resilient |
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details see on explosion and blast resistance |
| blast threats |
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details see on explosion and blast resistance |
| bomb window |
blast resistant window |
details on bomb window, see windows & facades |
| break out |
escape resistant |
details on break out, see break out resistance |
| bullet-proof |
bullet resistant |
details on bullet-proof resistant, see bullet resistance |
| bulletproof doors |
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details see doors |
| bulletproof facades |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| bullet proof windows |
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details see aluminium windows |
| bulletproof windows |
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details see aluminium windows |
| burglar proof |
forced entry resistant |
details on burglar proof, see forced entry resistance |
| burglar-proof |
forced entry resistant |
details on burglar-proof, see forced entry resistance |
| burglar-resistance |
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details see forced entry resistance |
| burglary-resistant |
forced entry resistant |
details see forced entry resistance |
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| casement window |
a window with at least one casement, often used in combination with fixed lights. |
details on casement window, see windows & facades |
| cashier window |
teller window / transaction window |
details on cashier window, see windows & facades |
| cpni doors |
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details see CPNI doors |
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crimsafe
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details see forced entry resistance |
| cell window |
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details on cell window, see windows & facades |
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| DoS |
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details see products for the US-Dep of State |
| doorframe |
the frame of a doorway, consisting of two jambs and a head or lintel. |
details on doorframe, see doors & gates |
| double-hung window |
a window having two vertically sliding sashes, each in separate grooves or tracks and closing a different part of the window. |
details on double-hung window, see windows & facades |
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| embassy |
a diplomatic mission is a group of people from one state or an international inter-governmental organization (such as the United Nations) present in another state to represent the sending state/organization in the receiving state. In practice, a diplomatic mission usually denotes the permanent mission, namely the office of a country's diplomatic representatives in the capital city of another country. |
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| embassy windows |
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details see on products for embassies |
| enhanced glazing |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| enhanced security |
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details see security standards |
| explosion proof |
blast resistant |
details see on explosion and blast resistance |
| explosion resistant |
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details see on explosion and blast resistance |
| exterior door |
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details on exterior door, see doors & gates |
| exterior window |
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details on exterior window, see windows & facades |
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| fanlight |
a semicircular or semielliptical window over a doorway or another window. |
details on fanlight, see doors & gates |
| FE |
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details on products for the US Department of State |
| FE doors |
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details on products for the US Department of State |
| FE window |
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details on products for the US Department of State |
| FEBR |
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details on products for the US Department of State |
| FE/BR window |
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details on products for the US Department of State |
| FE/BR doors |
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details on products for the US Department of State |
| fire doors |
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details see steel doors |
| fire proof |
fire resistant |
details on fire proof, see fire and smoke resistance |
| fire-retardant |
fire resistant |
details on fire-retardant, see fire and smoke resistance |
| fire rated blast doors |
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details see steel door |
| fixed sash |
please see fixed light |
details on fixed sash, see windows & facades |
| forced entry bullet resistant window |
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details see aluminium window |
| forced entry doors |
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details see doors |
| forced entry resistant doors |
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details see on aluminium doors |
| forced entry threats |
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details see forced entry resistance |
| forced entry windows |
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details see aluminium windows |
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| glazed security counters with document transfer units |
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details see transaction window |
| GSA door |
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details see on aluminium doors |
| GSA facade |
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details see facade |
| GSA tested door |
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details see steel door
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| GSA tested facade |
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details see aluminium glass facades
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| GSA tested window |
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details see aluminium windows
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| GSA window |
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details see aluminium windows
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| high security door |
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details on high security door, see doors & gates |
| high security window |
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details see aluminium windows |
| hinged doors |
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details see steel door |
| hopper light |
a window light hinged on the bottom and swinging inward. Also called hopital light. |
details on hopper light, see windows & facades |
| hopper window |
a window having one or more sashes swinging inward on hinges generally attached on the bottom. Also called hospital window. |
details on hopper window, see windows and facades |
| horizontally sliding window |
a window having two or more sashes, of which at least one slides along horizontal grooves or tracks. |
details on horizontally sliding window, see windows & facades |
| hospital light |
please see hopper light |
details hospital light, see windows & facades |
| hospital window |
please see hopper window |
details on hospital window, see windows & facades |
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| inactive leaf |
the leaf of a pair of double doors to whichthe strike plate is fastened to receive the latch or bolt of the active leaf, usually fixed in a closed position by bolts at the top and bottom of the door. Also called standing leaf. |
details on inactive leaf, see doors & gates |
| intruder-resistant |
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details see forced entry resistance |
| intruder resistant door |
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details see steel door |
| intruder resistant facade |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| intruder resistant window |
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details see aluminium windows |
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| metal door |
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details on metal door, see doors & gates |
| metal window |
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details on metal window, see windows & facades |
| mullion |
a slender vertical member dividing the opening for a pair of double window, sometimes removable to permit the passage of large objects. |
details on mullion, see windows & facades |
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| opening leaf |
please see active leaf |
details see steel door |
| oversized door |
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details on overpressure door, see doors & gates |
| overpressure window |
blast resistant window |
details on overpressure window, see windows & facades |
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| panic room |
a panic room (also called "safe room") is a fortified room which is installed in a private residence or business to provide a safe hiding place for the inhabitants in the event of a break-in, home invasion, or other threat. Panic rooms contain communications equipment, so that law enforcement authorities can be contacted. |
details on panic room, see vault doors |
| penetration-proof |
bullet resistant |
details on penetration-proof, see bullet resistant |
| physical protection |
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details see our performance |
| pivoted door |
A door carried on and swinging about on a center or offset pivot, as distinguished from one hung on hinges. |
details on pivoted door, see doors & gates |
| pocket door |
A door that slides into and out of a recess in a doorway wall. |
details on pocket door, see doors & gates |
| portable barrier |
movable barrier |
details on portable barrier, see perimeter security |
| prison window |
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details see aluminium window |
| privacy door |
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details on privacy door, see doors & gates |
| privacy window |
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details on privacy window, see windows & facades |
| projected window |
A casement or awning window in which the inner end of the sash slides along a track on the sill or jamb as the sash swings outward. |
details on projected window, see windows & facades |
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| resistant door |
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details on resistant door, see doors & gates |
| resistant window |
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details on resistant window, see windows & facades |
| resistant to manual attack |
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details see forced entry resistance |
| resistant to physical attack |
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details see forced entry resistance |
| revolving door |
An entrance door for excluding drafts from the interior of a building, sonsisting of four leaves set in the form of a cross and rotating about a central, vertical pivot wihtin a cylindrically shaped vestibule. Some revolving doors automatically fold back in the direction of egress when pressure is applied, providing a legal passageway on both sides of the door pivot. |
details on revolving door, see doors & gates |
| road blocker |
steel blade barrier |
details on road blocker, see perimeter security |
| roller gate |
sliding gate |
details on roller gate, see doors & gates |
| rolling door |
A large door consisting of horizontal, interlocking metal slats guided by a track on either side, opening by coiling about an overhead drum at the head of the door opening. |
details on rolling door, see doors & gates |
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| safe door |
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details on safe door, see doors & gates |
| safe room doors |
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details see steel door |
| safe window |
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details on safe window, see windows & facades |
| safety door |
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details on safety door, see doors & gates |
| safety window |
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details on safety window, see windows & facades |
| security specialist |
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details see on our performance, your benefits |
| security windows |
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details see aluminium window |
| sidelight |
A window at the side of a door or another window. Also called winglight. |
details on sidelight, see doors & gates |
| single-hung window |
A window having two sashes, of which only one is movable. |
details on single-hung window, see windows & facades |
| sliding door |
A door that operates or moves by sliding on a track, usually parallel to a wall. |
details on sliding door, see doors & gates |
| sliding sash |
A sash that opens by moving horizontally along grooves or tracks at the top and bottom of the window frame. |
details on sliding sash, see windows & facades |
| speaker window |
teller window / transaction window |
details on speaker window, see windows & facades |
| special door |
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details on special door, see doors & gates |
| special window |
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details on special window, see windows & facades |
| standing leaf |
please see inactive leaf |
details on standing leaf, see doors & gates |
| steel door |
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details see steel door |
| steel fire doors |
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details see steel door |
| steel window |
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details on steel window, see steel window |
| storm door |
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details on storm door, see doors & gates |
| storm window |
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details on storm window, see windows & facades |
| super wall |
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| surface mounted barricades |
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details on surface mounted barricades, see perimeter security |
| swinging door |
A door that turns on hinges or pivots about a vertical edge when pushed or pulled. |
details on swinging door, see doors & gates |
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| traffic blocker |
Drop Arm, Blade Barrier, Steel Blade Barrier, Bollards, Hydraulic Bollards, Fixed Bollards |
details on traffic blocker, see perimeter security |
| thermally broken blast doors |
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details see aluminium door |
| thermally broken blast facades |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| thermally broken blast windows |
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details see aluminium window |
| thermally efficient blast doors |
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details see steel door |
| thermally efficient blast facades |
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details see aluminium glass facades |
| thermally efficient blast windows |
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details see aluminium window |
| threat level |
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details see our performance |
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| vault door |
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details on vault door, see vault doors |
| vertically sliding window |
A window having one or more sashes which move vertically and are held in various open positions by means of friction or a ratchet device instead of by sash balances or counterweights. |
details on vertically sliding window frame, see windows & facades |
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| weapon effects |
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details see bullet resistant |
| welded hinges |
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details see DoS doors |
| window frame |
The fixed frame of a window, consisting of two jambs, a head, and a sill. |
details on window frame, see windows & facades |
| winglight |
please see sidelight |
details on winlight, see doors & gates |
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| 5 minute FE products |
2 persons attack the tested product for 5 min. forced entry attempt. |
details on 5 minute FE products, see windows & doors for the DOS |
| 15 minutes FE/BR products |
6 persons attack the tested product for 15 min. forced entry attempts and resists 5.56 & 7.62 military rifle ballistic shots. |
details on 15 minutes FE/BR products, see windows and doors for the DOS |
| 60 minutes FE/BR products |
6 persons attack the tested product for 60 min. forced entry attempts and resists 5.56 & 7.62 military rifle ballistic shots. |
details on 60 minutes FE/BR products, see windows and doors for the DOS |
| 5 minute FE window |
2 persons attack the tested product for 5 min. forced entry attempt. |
details on 5 minute FE window, see windows for the DOS |
| 15 minutes FE/BR window |
6 persons attack the tested product for 15 min. forced entry attempts and resists 5.56 & 7.62 military rifle ballistic shots. |
details on 15 minutes FE/BR window, see windows for the DOS |
| 60 minutes FE/BR window |
6 persons attack the tested product for 60 min. forced entry attempts and resists 5.56 & 7.62 military rifle ballistic shots. |
details on 60 minutes FE/BR window, see window for the DOS |
| 5 minute FE door |
2 persons attack the tested product for 5 min. forced entry attempt. |
details on 5 minute FE door, see doors for the DOS |
| 15 minutes FE/BR door |
6 persons attack the tested product for 15 min. forced entry attempts and resists 5.56 & 7.62 military rifle ballistic shots. |
details on 15 minutes FE/BR door, see doors for the DOS |
| 60 minutes FE/BR door |
6 persons attack the tested product for 60 min. forced entry attempts and resists 5.56 & 7.62 military rifle ballistic shots. |
details on 60 minutes FE/BR door, see doors for the DOS |
| teller tray |
transaction drawer |
details on teller tray, see doors for the DOS |
