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The firm FA.I.P. |
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snc - Via Cesare Pascarella, 12/C - 00011 Tivoli Terme (Roma)
Tel. (0039) 0774.355292-354108-353051 - Fax (0039) 0774.354143.
Email: info@faipitalia.it
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The firm starts in 1995, exploiting more than ten years experience by the founding members.
During the activities of burglar proof doors production, FA.I.P. S.n.c. has distinguished itself for pursuing the excellence of the goods offered to the customers to meet all their needs.
Utilisation of highly technological equipment, choice and training of personnel, fairness, consistence, flexibility, and respect for the rules have been the guiding lines that have allowed the firm, emblematic of a growing reality, to be highly competitive on the market.
The high design and building standards reached by FA.I.P. S.n.c. have granted
to the company the UNI EN ISO 9001:2008 certifications |
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Security
The objective of FA.I.P. S.n.c. is to produce burglar proof doors with characteristics suitable to assure the customer with
the highest security of the goods purchased, testing some models against intrusion according to UNI 9569 specification
and ENV 1627-30. Excellent tests passed with certifications and test relations.
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What about the regulation?
Since 1989 there has been a regulation, the UNI 9569 standard, which warrants and certifies the armoured doors. The
italian regulations will be soon replaced by the new EN standards, which establish the same criteria for all european
countries. Meanwhile, it has been launched an experimental european standards, the UNI ENV 1627-30 that replaced
the UNI 9569. The UNI ENV grants the doors passing the tests an increasing merit class, from one to six, based on the
resistance to conventional break in tests carried out by mechanical equipment and skilled operators.
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| Class |
Break in techniques |
End use |
| 1 |
The burglar,inexpert, tries to force open the door by using physical violence,
for example: pushes, hits, pushes with the shoulder, lifting, pulls. |
Staircase landing doors with normal risk. Storehouse doors with a low
intrinsic value. |
| 2 |
The burglar,occasional, tries to force open the door by using simple tools
such as screwdrivers, pliers, wedges. |
Staircase landing doors with considerable risk. Offices and industrial
buildings, high class houses. |
| 3 |
The burglar, tries to break into by using, in addition to the above, other
screwdrivers and a crow-bar. |
Staircase landing doors with considerable risk. Offices of industrial
buildings, town houses. |
| 4 |
The burglar uses, in addition to the above,saws, hammers, chisels and
portable battery drills. |
Banks, watch maker’s shops, hospitals, industrial plants and laboratories,
high class town houses. |
| 5 |
The burglar uses, in addition to the above, electrical tools, drills, sabre-saws
and angle grinding wheels with a disk heaving 125 mm maximum diameter. |
Banks, watch maker’s and jeweller’s shops, storage of reserved documents,
generally militar environment and embassies. |
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The burglar, expert, uses, in addition to the above, high power electrical
tools, sabre-saws and angle grinding wheels with a disk heaving 230
mm maximum diameter. |
Banks, watch maker’s and jeweller’s shops, nuclear plants, storage of
reserved documents, militar environment and embassies. |
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| The door being tested to be approved for a given class, must resist to the various breakings for an operative time which
varies as a function of the classes, from 3 to 20 minutes. It is important to underline that this time is extremely long
when compared to a real breaking in situation, where the burglar does not act in a continous violent mode as the technicians
do while they execute the test. The burglar, indeed, is compelled to interrupt his attack to keep an eye on the
situation and, above all, he must act trying to contain the noise. The tests, to be considered valid, must be executed by
certified and authorized organisations. |
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