GARANT

SAFETY

burglary protection

Are you interested in burglar-proof windows?

Anti-burglary protection must be taken into account when buying a window, because in most cases criminals break in through the window. Burglars have enough of everything at their disposal, except time. Therefore, every minute that the window can withstand during a burglary attempt is important. It has been proven that the perpetrators give up the burglary after only a few minutes. The police advises that when buying windows, pay attention to a protection class of at least RC2

TECHNOLOGY

safetec

Burglary attempt prevented

As the third seal in the frame, the central cone on the one hand serves to improve the thermal sealing and on the other hand prevents the wing from being easily lifted with a lever.

Relax: with safetec inside you have increased the security of your windows

TECHNOLOGY

BONDING

Adhesive technology for added safety

Bonded glass is first used in the automotive industry, where it has established itself as the standard solution. Garant has recognized the advantages of this technology and developed it further to meet the specific requirements of the construction industry.

The glass is glued around the frame. The adhesive provides an extra strong bond between the sash and the glass, the best way to prevent the glass from lifting out of the window sash. This fulfills one of the most important requirements for security class RC2

PROTECTION CLASS OVERVIEW RC​

Up until now, different protection classes have been used to classify burglary protection. In 2011, new anti-burglary standards were introduced. The new standard (DIN EN 1627) recognizes RC 1 N to RC 6. RC comes from the English “Resistance Class”. The following table contains an overview of the possible ways in which burglars can proceed according to protection class RC 1 N to RC 6 (WK 1 to WK 6).

DIN EN 1627

RC 1 N

DIN V ENV 1627 (09/2011)

Resistance Time

3 min

Type of intrusion/access.​

Components in this class have basic protection against burglary by physical force such as kicking or the like. Standard window panes are used in this class.​

DIN EN 1627

RC 2 N

DIN V ENV 1627 (09/2011)

WK 2 without safety glass

Resistance Time

3 min

Type of intrusion/access.​

The burglar uses a simple tool such as a screwdriver, pliers, key, etc. to open the locked element. Since the glass attack is excluded here, this class is only carried out with standard glazing. ​

DIN EN 1627

RC 2N

DIN V ENV 1627 (09/2011)

WK 2

Resistance Time

3 min

Type of intrusion/access.

The type of burglar and his actions according to the previous class. However, safety glass according to EN 356 is provided for class RC 2.​

DIN EN 1627

RC 3

DIN V ENV 1627 (09/2011)

WK 3

Resistance Time

5 min

Type of intrusion/access.

Here the burglar uses an additional tool, a screwdriver or a “crowbar” to break open the locked element.

DIN EN 1627

RC 4

DIN V ENV 1627 (09/2011)

WK 4

Resistance Time

10 min

Type of intrusion/access.

An experienced burglar uses additional tools (saw, hammer, etc.) and a cordless drill.

DIN EN 1627

RC 5

DIN V ENV 1627 (09/2011)

WK 5

Resistance Time

15 min

Type of intrusion/access.

An experienced burglar uses power tools such as a saber saw, drill and angle grinder.

DIN EN 1627

RC 6

DIN V ENV 1627 (09/2011)

WK 6

Resistance Time

20 min

Type of intrusion/access.

The only difference from the previous class is that the burglar uses an angle grinder with a diameter of 250 mm.