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SMP Wessex safe opened for the new owners of a pub in Merseyside. New keys supplied so that the safe can be used again. Note our little prop on the top? It seems most of our customers expect us to blow up their safe so we’ve invested heavily in toy dynamite to keep them happy 🙂
Milners’ safe with lost keys opened in Warrington. Eight lever lock picked open nondestructively by your friendly neighborhood safecracker.
A trip down to lovely North Wales to open this Burg Wachter Office Line safe with Secutronic lock. The electronics had failed some time ago and they made alternative arangements for locking it by means of a padlock. A new member of staff accidentally locked the electronic lock however and they were then unable to open it. We were able to open the safe for them and they were going to replace it so did not require us to repair it.
This Burton Consort Safe contained all the keys to the exhibits at a Cheshire Museum. When the safe refused to open they were forced to close the attraction for the day. We were eventually contacted to get the safe open so that they could reopen on Monday.
Who do you call when the only key to your strongroom breaks on a Saturday night? Paladin Safe Services of course! With access urgently required by Monday morning we agreed to head up there straight away to relieve our customers stress. Another very happy customer and safe engineer.
Fort knox underfloor safe picked open. Neither of the keys which I was told were 100% the right ones would work despite some effort. Luckily we don’t need keys!
All those years playing “Operation” paid off extracting a very stubborn broken key from this Burton Watchman Safe. Didn’t even buzz once!
An old George Price safe picked opened in Worsley, Manchester. Clever little lock with an anti-pressure device to frustrate picking. A lot more thought went into these things back in the day.
If there is one bit of advise I could give to safe owners it would be to never force anything. If your door is hard to close there is usually a reason. Coins, paperwork or in this case a bag strap can make it difficult to get the door shut and even more difficult to get it open again. Luckily we were able to get the door back open without any damage on this Dudley safe.
The owner couldn’t open this Chatwood-Milner Duplex safe despite having the correct key. We attended the job in Halifax and was able to get the door open. After a good service the safe was put back into action.