Extensive research and development went into the engineering of AMSEC's wide body "B" rate cash handling depository safe.

The BWB-2020FL is designed to offer complete cash management versatility with a wide selection of depository options, such as a top, front or rear load depository, one to three deposit slots or a pull-out deposit drawer. This model, the BWB2020FL, has a front load depository drop.

In terms of security the BWB series is B-Rated with its 1/2" thick solid steel recessed door designed to provide excellent protection against pry attacks. The door jamb construction is formed of high-tensile steel and the internal jambs are reinforced on all four sides to provide protection against sledgehammer attacks. The 3-way locking mechanism consists of five massive 1" solid steel chromed locking bolts. Once the bolts are retracted, a bolt detent system keeps the bolts retracted until the door is in the shut position when they automatically engage.

On the door lies a UL Rated Mechanical Lock standard or you can upgrade to a UL Rated Electronic Lock. The lock is also protected by a large carburized hard plate that provides security against drill attacks. If the burglar is able to successfully drill through the hard plate, the security is enhanced with an auxiliary spring-loaded re-locker that secures the bolts in the closed position when severely attacked.

Once inside the door, you'll find an interior locker constructed of heavy 1/4" steel with a single-key camlock with two keys. Beneath that is a convenient, door-mounted, recessed coin rack that makes storing money easier than ever.

The depository door is a recessed heavy duty 1/8" door protected by dual anti-fish baffles and a maximum capacity of: 4" x 9" x 11-1/2".

IMPORTANT: AMSEC Depository safes are recommended for any operation that requires a non-returnable deposit such as armored car companies, convenience stores, restaurants, etc. The top locker is not meant for overnight storage of cash or valuables.

*Rear facing Hopper - Special Order with Extended Handling Time.