Vaults and Safes

If your business handles a lot of cash or small valuables during the day, a depository safe could help simplify storage of these items as well as add security to the way they are handled.   A depository safe is one that allows you to make deposits of small to medium sized objects without gaining access to the inside of the safe.  This means that your employees could have access to place items into the safe, but not take them out.  And your cash and other valuables would not be easily accessible  during an in-store robbery.  You could use a depository safe to store cash and valuables during the day, and then place them in a more secure safe or in the bank at night.  A depository safe could well save your business a good deal of money over time.  For more information on the depository safe.

Biometric safes are safes that use some type of uniquely distinguishable body feature to grant access to the safe.  Most use a fingerprint scanner to scan the index finger of the person desiring access.  Eye scanners are available, but the technology is still quite costly.  A biometric safe offers to advantages - security and convenience.  There’s no need to remember a combination or pin number, and it’s easy to grant access to new users by scanning their finger.  And biometric safes are the most secure type - the only way to open the safe is to have a fingerprint that matches.  For now, fingerprints rule, but look for reasonably priced eye scanners in the near future.