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© Groupe de sécurité Gunnebo 30 mai 2018 page 2
The leading global provider of a safer future
 Annual turnover: MSEK 5,991
 Employees: 5,200
 Head office: Gothenburg, Sweden
 Sales companies: 28 countries in Europe, Middle
East,
Asia and Americas
 Distributors: 100 additional markets
 Listed on the Swedish Stock Exchange since 1993
(NASDAQ Stockholm, Mid Cap, Industrials)
The Gunnebo Group in Brief

The Gunnebo Group is a global supplier of security products, services and solutions
with a vision to become the leading provider of a safer future.
GLOBAL PRESENCE
The Group has its own sales companies in 28 countries, an extensive Channel Partner network
covering an additional 100 markets and manufacturing units in every region.
REGION ASIA-PACIFIC REGION AMERICAS MANUFACTURINGREGION EMEA
17 7 4 10SALES COMPANIES SALES COMPANIES SALES COMPANIES FACTORIES
Markets

Region Americas
Region EMEA
Region
Asia-Pacific
28 sales companies and a network of
Channel Partners on over 100 additional markets
4 sales
companies
17 sales
companies
7 sales
companies
Markets

Gunnebo manufacturing units
Europe: France (Baldenheim and
Bazancourt), Germany (Markersdorf), Italy
(Lavis), Netherlands (Doetinchem) and Spain
(Binefar).
Asia-Pacific: China (Kunshan),
India (Halol) and Indonesia
(Jakarta).
Americas: USA (Cincinnati).

Cash
Management
 Deposit
 Withdrawal
 Recycling
 Closed cash
management
 Service
Entrance
Security
 Entrance control
 Security doors
& partitions
 Electronic article
surveillance
 Service
Safes
& Vaults
 Safes
 Vaults and vault
doors
 Safe deposit
lockers
 ATM safes
 Service
Electronic
Security
 Access control
 Intrusion
detection
 Electronic locks
 Service
33%19% 23% 18%
Other
 Fire safety
 Other third-party
products and
solutions
 Service
7%
Product Areas and Share of Sales 2017

EMEA
Sales: 61%
Asia-Pacific
Sales: 28%
Americas
Sales: 11%
Top 5:
France
Belgium + Lux
Nordic
Spain
GermanyBALDENHEIM
SD&P: Our presence into the World

INCREASED SECURITY AWARENESS
The threat from terrorism has led to more demand
for security particularly at public and commercial
sites. People are also more conscious about
personal safety and the security of those around
them.
URBANISATION
A growing proportion of the global population lives
in cities. Both the size and population of urban
areas are increasing.
DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURES
Urbanisation is leading to an expansion in inner-city
infrastructures and a greater demand for better
transportation networks.
INCREASED WEALTH AND A HIGHER
STANDARD OF LIVING
Just as the global population is growing so is the
middle class, particularly in fast developing
countries.
TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN GROWTH AND
CONNECTIVITY
As the Internet of Things begins to create real
value for customers, previously unconnected
security products are becoming intelligent and
provide access to data which can be utilised to
improve business efficiencies.
COMPLIANCE WITH LEGISLATION AND
REGULATIONS
As new regulations come into force to tackle
security issues on a national, regional and
international level, many sites have to increase
the level of security to ensure compliance.
Market Drivers

 Hovedkontor, Taastrup
 Lokalafdeling Vest, Lystrup
 Antal medarbejdere 70
 Serviceafdeling: 45
 Åbent 24/7
 Eget værksted og produktion
Danmark

Cash
Management
 CIT – Cash centre
 Banker
 Retail
 Servicestationer
 Kommuner
Entrance
Security
 Ministerer
 Banker
 Kriminalforsorgen
 CIT - Cash Centre
 Ambassader
 Datacentre
 Domiciler
 M.fl.
Safes
& Vaults
 Banker
 Domiciler
 Kommuner
 Retail
 ATM safes
 CIT
 M.fl.
Electronic
Security
 Ikke marked for
Gunnebo DK
 Partner salg
Other
 Projektstyring
 Risk Management
Denmark Segment references

OperationElectronic Security SD&P: Mecatronics
 Localisation
 Baldenheim (FR)
 50 km south of Strasbourg
 9,000m²
 Employees
 160
 Certification
 ISO 9001 Quality
 ISO 14001 Environment
 ISO 18001 Health and Safety
Management
Baldenheim, FR
Manufacturing site: Baldenheim, France

 Objective: Improve security by reinforcing the resistance of the exposed building envelope. Protecting
Valuables, Employees and Client or end-users.
 Solution: Combine high-performance doors, airlocks and partitions, all tested to the toughest
security and construction standards.
 Create building protection perimeters: Protect façades, Strengthen access, Defend vital areas,
Prevent unauthorised passage
 Control site accessibility: Combine filter components with physical protection perimeters,
Protect assets and/or employees, Prevent robberies and firearms attacks
Mission : Secure Buildings and Protect People!

BANK CIT
INDUSTRY RETAIL
BUILDING GOVERNMENT
PEOPLEAND/ORVALUABLES Key Markets

 Increase of terrorism attacks
 Armed assaults (Kalashnikov weapons…)
 Explosives’ actions (vehicles, human bombs)
 Unauthorised entries
 Vandalism and roberries
 Espionnage
 Attacks of critical & sensitive sites
 Sabotage
 Intrusion and agression
 Industrial incidents
 Accidental damages: explosions, fire…
 Environmental damages
 Regulations compliance
 Emergency exit and disabled people access
 Buildings’ energy savings and product recycling
Main threats and risks

Curtain wall against:
Armed attacks
Intrusion
Sliding door with ballistic, intrusion and
blast protection
Mirador and checkpoint:
Armed attacks
Protect employees and the public from attack:
Filter access to buildings with armored Airlocks
and Revolvings
Main threats and risks

Bank

 Risks converging in concentrated areas
 Reception
 Vault room
 CIT
 Connection to technical premises
 Access from the outside
 Main security challenges
 Protect against external agressions
 Acts of vandalism and physical assaults
 Malicious attacks
 Armed attacks
 Ensure intelligent surveillance
 Inviolable ATMs (against gas attacks)
 Access control and flow management
 Avoid agression on clients and employees
 Preserve information data against fraud
Risks & security challenges BANK

Protection against
external aggressions
Surveillance
Access Control and
Flow Management
1. Certified Security Doors
2. Single passage door for CIT
3. Secured access for employees
4. Single passage detection for
employees
(Intelorcking Doors)
6. Off-site ATM kiosks
7. Certified windows and partitions
8. Citywall
10. Electronic alarm
11. Supervising system
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CIT

 A security minefield environment
 Risks of intrusion.
 Attacks on pavement, cash delivery and pickup
 Attacks on CIT vehicles
 Heavy attacks on cash center
 Internal theft
 Kidnapping, dead or injured employees
 Different threats requiring multi-layered security: the very highest levels of security
 Ram-raids, explosives, gaz attacks
 On-top physical security measures
 Outer and inner protection
 Change on legislation
 Standards implementation on variety of security systems
Risks & security challenges CIT

Intrusion and Detection
Cash security
1. Guard house
2 Security blast-resistant sliding
doors
3. Protection shutters, windows and
partitions
4. CityWall
Building Security
Access control and
restriction areas
8. Secured access for employees (Door)
9. Single passage detection for employees
(Interlocking Doors)
5. Interlocking Doors
6. Transaction windows
7. Infrared barriers
13. Trolley airlocks
14. Transfer units
15. Cash trays
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Solutions

Curtain Walling against ballistic attack Sliding door against ballistic manual and blast
attack
Protecting people and assets

Industrial & High Risk Sites

 The importance of physical security
 Accidental damages: fire, water, dust and fumes
 EM radiation: cyber attacks, espionnage
 Unauthorised access: intrusions and physical attacks
 Effective barrier building: site of vital importance
 Create a « buffer » zone around the site
 Survey site and surrounding area
 Develop a layered security with perimeter protection
 Protect from attacks with shielded equipment
 Deter attacks, react to incidents and maintain continuity
 Limit entry points to strategic areas and establish security zones
 Harden the accesses with security layers: identification and authentication
 Protect and monitor external entrances
 Control movement of vehicles
 Keep control room away from accesses
 Protect the building machinery
 Isolate the server room
 Monitor fire
 Protect against unauthorized entries
Risks & security challenges : Data centers HIGH RISK

Protect server rooms
1. Perimeter fences
2. Bollards equipment
3. Remote controlled gates
4. Blast and ballistic security doors
5. Shielded windows and partitions
Building a site
barrier
Access control and
security zoning
11. Single passage detection for visitors
12. Secured access for employees (Interlocking
Doors)
Doors)
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Solutions – Data Center

 Sliding window for Prison
 Frame ballistic resistant
 according EN 1522
 up to level FB7
 Glazing infill bullet resistant
 according EN 1063
 up to level BR7NS
Maintaining Command and control - Prison

Retail

 Important concern in loss prevention
 Organised retail crime
 Crowd management
 Emergency preparedness
 Disaster recovery
 Armed attacks
 Personal safety
 Theft and fraud
 Reduce shrinkage and ensure that all transactions are completed and legitimated
 Efficiency and productivity
 Reduce cost of cash management, boost productivity and maintain high levels of customer services
 Obtain better management information and better internal controls
 High levels of health and safety
 Ensure a safer working environment for the employees and a better customer experience for the
visitors
 Building security
 Reduce risks and resist different forms of attacks and identify suspicious situations
 Restrict access control to secured areas
Risks & security challenges

Theft and Fraud
Control and
Efficiency
5. Single passage door for CIT
Doors)
9. Certified windows and partitions
10. Citywall
Building Security
Protection of people
1. Sliding doors
2. Certified Security Doors
3. Off-site ATM kiosks
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Le Bon Marché
One of the main big store in Paris
Part of LVMH Group
30 000 m2 of shopping area for the 2 stores
1 800 employees
15 000 customers each day
Implementation of security zone or panic room in case of terrorist attacks
Protecting people and assets

Government Buildings

 From the outside in
 Attacks on employees, visitors, guards
 Rioting protestors
 Cyber security threats: theft of sensitive data (country information, passports, visa…)
 Sabotage and terrorism : explosives attacks
 Secure the building facades and fortify the site
 Protect employees and visitors
 Detect abandoned objects
 Protect against explosive threats: stationary or moving suspicious vehicles, parcels containing
bombs
 Ensure the continuity of the activity
 Reinforce the accesses
 Allow an incremental protection
 Control vehicles and detect suspicious behaviours
 Contain the intrusion attempts and save time
 Protect against arms and weapons
 Protect the sensitive zones
 Isolate the command & control post
 Protect against unauthorized entries
 Create areas of relocation
Risks & security challenges : Government Buildings

Protect sensitive zones
1. Perimeter fences
2. Bollards equipment
3. Ram-raid resistant gates
4. Automated barriers
5. Remote controlled gates
6. Blast and ballistic security doors
8. Sentry boxes
Fortify the site
Access control and
restriction areas
Doors)
16. Counters and screens (transaction
windows)
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Securing the entrances / controlling the passages
Proposed solution :
 Installation of airlocks for access control (Entrance, offices)
 CompacSas EV
 CompacSas BA
 SkySas EV

Risk Analysis Example
Embassy Market

SUMMARY
 What are the risks ?
 What are the needs ?
 What are the solutions ?
Embassies

 Physical attack on people
 VIP
 Staff
 Public / Visitors
 Guards
 Robbery
 Sensitive IT equipment and data
 Documents (passports, visa)
 Cash
 Terrorist bomb attack
What are the risks for embassies ?

 Protect
 Staff and public from physical, fire-armed and terrorist-bomb attacks inside
and outside of the building.
 Guards from fire-armed attacks
 Sensitive IT material and documents from robbery
 Detect
 Intrusion in different areas
 Abandoned objects
 Vehicles or human comportments
 Control
 Access of public to main entrance
 Access to sensitive areas
 Access to parking
What are the needs ?

Windows and partitions
Armoured Curtain Wall
Perimetric protectionSentry Boxes
Outside Protection

 Sentry Boxes
 Plug and play burglary or bullet resistant
 Customised in size, equipment and resistance level
To protect external guards from physical & fire-armed attacks

 Doors and partitions
 Windows Blast Protection against
bomb attacks
 European standard EN13124-2
 Security Doors against physical and
armed attacks
 European standard EN1627 (Burglary)
 European standard EN1522 (Ballistic)
To protect staff and public from physical, fire-armed attacks

Infrared and Micro Waves Barriers
Video Analytics
Outside Detection

Protect the facades
Windows and partitions
Armoured Curtain Wall
Security Doors

To control
Security airlocks
Access control, card reader

HOD Office
Reception
Technical room
Access to patio
Entrance
Restrictive area
Visit 3D of Delegation

To detect
dangerous objects
To detect
dangerous objects
To filter
access control
Protect and control for Delegation Entrance

 Airlocks : SkySas and CompacSas ranges
SkySas:
 Ballistic protection against armed attacks
 Can be customised to dimensions, shapes
 Can combine different resistance levels
CompacSas :
 To control and restrict access
 High fluidity of passage
 Minimum of floor space
 Emergency unlocking according to EN179
To protect staff and public from physical, fire-armed attacks
Location
 Access Entrance
 Rooms
 Corridors
 Sensitive areas

 Reception : Transfer appliances
 Front opening counter
 Sliding trays, Pass through
 Intercom systems
 Different levels of resistance:
 Burglar resistance
 Ballistic protection FB4 up to FB7
 Fire protection 60 or 90 mn
To secure entrance and transfer of documents

 Partitions : CityWall
 Attack resistant (EN 1627)
 Ballistic protection (EN 1522)
 Modular panels
To protect restricted area (Encryption area)

Secure-IT Specifications
 A high level Security Cabinet tested and
certified to Swedish security standard SSF
3492
 4 mm single wall construction
 Three way strong moving bolt work with
hinge side fixed bolts
 Single steel door
 Option of Passive or Active cooling
Fitted with standard electronic or
mechanical lock
 Filtered and secure air in/out points
 Fibre optic cable entry points
 External power connections
 19” racking unit for server installation
 Optional pull out 19” racking unit
 ”Plug and Play” server connectivity

 The threats :
 TEMPEST
 Intelligence gathering in order to gain a military or
financial advantage by collecting the emissions
generated by electronic equipment.
 Software interprets these signals and intelligence
gathered.
 This category is known as EMSEC – Emissions Security
and servers are particularly vulnerable.
 ESPIONAGE & SABOTAGE
 Connection to the server and downloading information
on a simple portable hard drive
 Wilful damage by conventional means either from a
disgruntled employee, foreign sympathiser or agent
To protect against EMP radiations

Reminder: What EMP is…
 Electro Magnetic Pulse radiation
(EMP)
 This can occur naturally but the main
concern is man made.
Either
 A consequence of a deliberate nuclear
detonation conventionally (Nuclear
EMP) or detonated at high altitude
(High EMP) to avoid blast and radiation
damage
Or
 A consequence of man made pulse
generators designed to temporarily or
permanently take down control
systems

Secure-IT
 It is possible to protect entire buildings
and installations which is fine for static
control centres.
 Installations can be developed deep
underground
 Rooms and even buildings lined and
shielded against EMP
This is expensive, often running into
hundreds of thousands euro
But this isn’t always possible within
Embassies, within Military engagement
control centres or Defence Contractors
holding confidential information

To Protect Values and sensitive documents
High-graded safes
Document cabinets
Fire files
High-security electronic locks

Turkey
Philippines
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Tchad
Indonesia
Zimbabwe
Tel Aviv
Tajikistan
Guinée-
Bissau
Abidjan
Tunis
Jerusalem
Paris
53 Embassies
Rwanda
Moldova
Paraguay
Erythrée
Dominican
Republic
Copenhagen
Embassies 2017

Example of realizations
for EEAS
References of Embassies protected by Gunnebo

EEAS – European Delegations
 Contract
 1st Framework agreement signed in October
2008
 Agreement performed through specific
contracts
 International multi-products and multi-
activities project management
 Scope
 Europe, America, Asia, Africa
 Project Management
 Gunnebo Single Point of Contact : from
Gunnebo Electronic Security
 Unique Gunnebo global security expertise
and product knowledge highlight
European External Action Service

EEAS – European Delegations: Products and systems involved
 Airlock entry systems, reception counters
 Access doors to various areas of the building and emergency exit doors
 Access control systems
 Audio and video intercom systems
 Intruder alarm systems
 CCTV systems
 Attack alarm systems
 Fire detection and prevention systems, including central alarm and control facility
 Exterior perimeter lighting
 Electrical and electronic equipment for the aforementioned systems
 X-ray tunnel and metal detection equipment
 Installation maintenance
 Emergency services
 Training of delegation users for all security systems.

Electronic Integrated solution to manage and control

 Gunnebo High Security Reader
 Complete range
 Encryption
 DESFire Card or NFC compatibility
 Biometric Reader
 Finger Print
 Vein Recognition
 Licence Plate Recognition
ProStyl
To filter and limit access on restrictive areas

 Gunnebo IP cameras
 Speeddomes
 Fisheye cameras
 Under Vehicle Surveillance System
 Video Analytics
To dissuade, control and record

Access
Control
Storage, analyze
Video Wall
Advanced
Analytics
Alarm
Management
Advanced
Analytics
SMI Server : To Supervise , Manage and Record

Finnish Embassy, India
Australian Federal Police (National Headquarters), Camberra
European Parliament, Strasbourg
Richemont Group Storage, Dubaï
French Prisons, La Santé, Baumettes, Draguignan
European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg
Banque de France, New cash center, Paris
SD&P – References 2017

SD&P – Realizations 2017

Standard & regulation video guide
Find it here

New
Product
Market drivers:
 Exposure to terrorism risks
 Multi resistances products requested
 Security Directive in Nuclear Power
Plants
 Regulations for fire additional to
other resistances levels
 Control flows of people
Markets evolve rapidly:
More:
 Complex projects / customize
 Stronger protection
 Architectural projects
 Interfaced products
Market drivers vs New Products

 Develop products with combined resistances
1st step:
Burglary
resistant
2nd step:
Bullet
resistant
3rd step:
Fire resistant
Next step:
Blast resistant
Added value and differentiation

Combined resistances
Burglary
Ballistic Explosion
Fire
Combining all performances into one product

KALASHNIKOV
DarTek IA-K47 Range

The most widespread war weapon in the world
AK-47 became the favorite weapon of the terrorists :
 Designed in 1947 by the Soviet Mikhail Kalashnikov, the assault rifle of the same name became the
most widespread weapon in the world.
 Some estimate a Kalashnikov for 70 people in the world, a colossal figure difficult to verify due to the
large amount of unlicensed guns products.
 The secret of this success? This is an inexpensive weapon, simple, light, robust and accurate. AK-47 is
for a "soldier who did not graduate," said its inventor.
 The Kalashnikov is capable of firing up to 600 rounds / mn with a range of 200 meters
practice.
 Today, pirated versions are produced in countries like Bulgaria and China as well as in the former
Yugoslavia.
 The use of this weapon has become common especially in the areas of organized crime and small
rogue, because of its relatively affordable cost on the black market-sometimes several hundred euros
only- and apparently ease to get them.

 The Kalashnikov: the most widespread weapon in the world
Players estimate that there is one Kalashnikov for 70 inhabitants of the
planet
 It is not classified in European Standard
Classe Arme Calibre Distance (metres) Vitesse
FB1 Rifle/Carabine .22 LR 10 360 m/s
FB2 Handgun/Pistolet 9mm Luger 5 400 m/s
FB3 Handgun/Pistolet .357 Magnum 5 430 m/s
FB4 Handgun/Pistolet
.357 Magnum
.44 Magnum
5
430 m/s
440 m/s
AK47 Rifle/Carabine 7,62 x 39 std 10 700 m/s
FB5 Rifle/Carabine 5.56 x 45 10 950 m/s
FB6 Rifle/Carabine
5.56 x 45
7.62 x 51
10
950 m/s
830 m/s
AK47 Rifle/Carabine 7,62 x 39 PS ball 10 700 m/s
FB7 Rifle/Carabine 7.62 x 51 10 820 m/s
FSG Shotgun/Fusil à pompe 12/70 10 420 m/s
The new ballistic threats

7,62 x 39 M43 PS Ball

DarTek IA-K47: Certifying a ballistic range:
EN 1063 + Kalash PS Ball EN 1522 + Kalash PS Ball
Firearms
Assault rifles
Step 1:
Test and certify insulated glazing
Glazing 1: PS Ball & BR4 NS
Glazing 2: PS Ball & BR6 NS
Step 2:
Test and certify the assembly: framework + filling
Additional shields to resist PS Ball – Kalashnikov
Doorset 1: PS Ball & FB4
Doorset 2: PS Ball & FB6

DarTek IA-K47 Range
Composition:
 Doors
 Partitions
 Windows
Width mini – maxi:
1 leaf :
980mm – 1280mm
2 leaves :
1300mm – 2500mm
Height mini – maxi:
2050mm – 2500mm
Dimension mini:
350 x 350 mm
Dimension maxi:
1500 mm - 2900 mm
Dimension mini:
600 x 600 mm
Dimension maxi:
1400 mm - 1600 mm
DarTek IA-K47
DarTek IA-K47 Doors
DarTek IA-K47 Partitions
DarTek IA-K47 Windows

Fire resistance + Other physical protections
VulTek+ Door range

 Compartmentalization is one of the key components in fire prevention in
buildings to:
 Confines the fire in a limited area
 Prevents the fire spreading
 Reduce risk for personal safety
 Makes the fire easier to extinguish
 Reduces damage
 It’s very important, therefore, that all points of access to compartmentalized
zones be protected by fire doors
 Compartmentalization standards are specified in the Buildings Technical Code
and the Fire Safety Regulations in Industrial Establishments in each country
 These codes clearly specify for any building construction or refurbishment
where doors are to be situated and their resistance level. These construction
requirements are mandatory
Compartmentalization

European Standard
This requirement relates to thermal insulation. This means that during the test, the
average temperature should not exceed 140 degrees and should not exceed 180 degrees
on 1 thermocouple.
What is the EI requirement ?
EN 1634-1 (test) and EN 13502-1 (classification)
E Resistance : EI Resistance :
 Crack or holes Temperature elevation
 Intensive flames

VulTek+
Fire Multi resistance + Other physical protections
2 development lines to answer your requests:
 Adding fire protection to the aluminum doors
 Development of a range of fire-resistant steel doors with combined resistance
VulTek+ S
Combined-resistant steel door
Fire resistance & protection against armed and physical attacks …
Up to EI60, RC3-4, FB4-FSG
VulTek+ A
Combined-resistant Aluminium Door
Fire resistance & protection against armed and physical
attacks …
Available in 80 mm & 92 mm profiles
Fire resistance : Up to EI30
Burglary resistance : Up to RC5
Bullet resistance : FB6
Blast : EPR1

VulTek+ A
Equipment
Free exit EN 179
Controlled exit
Free exit EN 1125
• Mechanical lock with
automatic re-lock
• Electric lock with
automatic re-lock

VulTek+ S
Equipment
Free exit EN 179
Controlled exit
Free exit EN 1125

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BLAST RESISTANCE
BlasTek Range
« In the face of the risks of explosions, how to determine the level
of protection required ? »

 New demands appear for the safety of public and commercial
buildings: we want to protect ourselves from deliberate attacks
on explosives
Risks of Explosion

Oslo : Government Buildings

Oslo

Other Bombs Attacks

European Standards

Gunnebo shock tube tests
 Shock tube test (shock tube) :
Pressurized air is released in the tube creating a pressure
wave that hit the test object fixed on the closed end
 Gunnebo test campain: 25 years of experience
For a material to be approved,
frame and filling must be tested together

EN 13123/123-1 standard
 EN 13123/124-1 standard
 Simulation of an explosive detonation of the order of 100 kg to 2500
kg of TNT at distances of approximately 35 m to 50 m (For example,
EPR3 corresponds to 900 kg of TNT at approximately 40 m)
Resistance Class
Pressure
(kPa)
Duration
(ms)
Impuls i+
(kPa.ms)
Eq TNT (kg)
Dist
(m)
EPR1 (S/NS) 50 >20 370 300 50
EPR2 (S/NS) 100 >20 900 600 40
EPR3 (S/NS) 150 >20 1500 900 40
EPR4 (S/NS) 200 >20 2200 1900 45

BlasTek range new certifications
Door P92 Partitions C160

Open field testing
 Open field testing
TNT load is placed at a certain distance of object to be tested
 Design « light » (bounded glazing) no bullet resistance can be added

EN 13123/124-2 standard
Resistance Class TNT weight (kg) Distance (m)
EXR1 (S/NS) 3 5
EXR2 (S/NS) 3 3
EXR3 (S/NS) 12 5,5
EXR4 (S/NS) 12 4
EXR5 (S/NS) 20 4
 EN 13123/124-2 standard
 Powerful explosives that can be transported manually and placed a few meters
from the target

Answer to new threats
 Development testing in open field using close explosive
 2 tests in 2016 and 6 tests in 2017 in cooperation with
« L’institut de Saint Louis »

EXR / Protection against explosive attacks
 Partition C92 testing  Partition C160 testing

 Tests with explosives on the doors themselves
 Target : to prevent intrusion after attack with explosives in contact.
 Issues:
 No test standard, answer to a technical specification
 No or little theoretical data / literature
 Development of solutions to prevent intrusion after attack with
explosives in contact.
 Solutions based on innovative concepts
Sensitive sites protection

 Find playlist with videos here
SD&P on screen
EN standards explained Introduction to DorTek Gunnebo SD&P on TV
What is Thermal Insulation
for energy consumption
reduction
The IA range (thermally-
insulated doors
The range of Interlocking
Doors

Find playlist with videos here
SD&P on screen
Manual attack
resistance testing
Level FB6
Level FB4
Level FB3
Resistant to
Kalashnikov
weapons
Level FB5
Level FSG
Bulletproof testing

Europeans Institutions - Strasbourg
European Parliament
Council of Europe
European Court of Human Rights
Winston Churchill Building
Vaclav Havel Building

Vaclav Havel Building
• Security Solutions from Gunnebo

European Parliament

Winston Churchill Building

European Court of Human Rights
Guard Houses - Security Solutions from Gunnebo

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