Escape route from inside.
Dead end from the outside.
SICURTEC_PANIC is currently the safest solution for glazing escape or panic doors, because double security is required here.
The reason for this: escape doors must prevent access from the outside, but should be easy to open from the inside. This fact gives burglars a significant point of attack, because often only a millimeter-wide opening is enough to reach the inside door handle, e.g. with the help of a wire, and subsequently to open the door from the inside. SICURTEC_PANIC prevents even such an opening from occurring.
Our product is tested, certified and offers a lot of other advantages
- Effective resistance against tool sets A1 to A6
- Gives flex, splitting ax and drill no chance (for 20 min.)
- Prevents even the smallest puncture holes from occurring
- The only safety glass on the market certified according to RC2-Panic to RC6-Panic
- Meets the standard EN1627 ff 2011 for panic glasses
SICURTEC_PANIC is used wherever special emphasis is put on security with escape or panic doors
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Public facilities
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Schools
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Cinemas
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Commercial buildings
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Ministries
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Embassies
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Government buildings
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Courthouses
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Police facilities
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Military facilities
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Hotels
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Universities
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Shopping malls
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Museums
SICURTEC_PANIC can be freely combined with all products and can also be equipped with the following options
SICURTEC_PANIC has been tested and certified according
to the following standards and resistance levels
Tested for reaching through or puncture opening
EN 1627 ff:2011 |
SICURTEC_PANIC * | ||
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Resistance level |
Thickness [mm] ** |
Weight [kg/m²] ** |
Certificate |
RC2 Panic | 16 | 28 | YES |
RC3 Panic | 28 | 52 | YES |
RC4 Panic | 40 | 68 | YES |
RC5 Panic | 50 | 93 | YES |
RC6 Panic | 71 | 113 | YES |
* Specifications refer to the version: mono
** Thicknesses and weights are minimum information, depending on the size of the pane
Tested for reaching through or puncture opening
ENV 1627 ff:1999 |
SICURTEC_PANIC * | ||
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Resistance level |
Thickness [mm] ** |
Weight [kg/m²] ** |
Certificate |
WK2 Panic | 18 | 29 | YES |
WK3 Panic | 20 | 31 | YES |
WK4 Panic | 40 | 68 | YES |
* Specifications refer to the version: mono
** Thicknesses and weights are minimum information, depending on the size of the pane
Test method according
to EN 1627 ff:2011
EN 1627 ff:2011 |
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Burglar characteristics |
Resistance time |
Tool set(s) |
Occasional burglars with no knowledge of the glazing or the possible loot. Has little time and wants to avoid noise. |
3 minutes |
A1 – A2 |
EN 1627 ff:2011 |
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Burglar characteristics |
Resistance time |
Tool set(s) |
A2: Occasional burglars with little knowledge of the glazing or the possible loot. A3: With frequently used burglar tools, with some knowledge of the glazing and no knowledge of the possible loot. |
5 minutes |
A1 – A3 |
EN 1627 ff:2011 |
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Burglar characteristics |
Resistance time |
Tool set(s) |
Experienced burglar, has a wide range of attack options. Expects high loot and accepts noise and high risk of being caught. |
10 minutes |
A1 – A4 |
EN 1627 ff:2011 |
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Burglar characteristics |
Resistance time |
Tool set(s) |
Very experienced and well organized burglar with electrical tools. Expects high loot and is not afraid of noise. |
15 minutes |
A1 – A5 |
EN 1627 ff:2011 |
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Burglar characteristics |
Resistance time |
Tool set(s) |
Very experienced and well organized burglar with electrical tools. Expects high loot and is not afraid of noise. |
20 minutes |
A1 – A6 |