Superior Security and Strength. Made in the USA

The Best Vault Doors Deserve the Best Factory Installed Locks.

All vault doors come standard with an S&G Group II dial lock.  We also offer additional high end lock solutions from S&G and Securam. 

1. SAFE LOGIC BACKLIT is a very reliable and robust safe lock system ideal for most applications. It features SECURAM’s rugged stainless steel construction.
2. S&G DIGITAL LOCK - For the fastest most efficient and reliable entry into your safe or vault, Sargent & Greenleaf Digital Locks are simply the best American Made U.L. Listed Group I Digital Locks available. 
3. S&G AUDIT LOCK 2.0 - Audit Lock 2.0 combines easy-to-access and detailed audit functions with the enhanced security and flexibility you need in a medical, commercial or retail safe lock solution. Please note that Audit Lock 2.0 requires S&G’s Audit Lock software.
4. SAFELOGIC EXTREME - EMP-Proof Redundant Electromechanical Safe Lock. The SafeLogic Xtreme is a highly advanced electromechanical safe lock system that offers EMP protection. Access assured. Safe Logic Xtreme features push button code access for everyday use PLUS Spin Dial access when situations demand it.
5. ProLogic Smart - The ProLogic Smart Safe Lock features revolutionary technology that enables advanced remote control and management, redefining security for your valuables.
6. ScanLogic Basic Fingerprint accessible lock. Fast 1 second fingerprint access, sensor quickly reads your fingerprint in any position and automatically unlocks.
7. ScanLogic Optical The Scan Logic Optical is a very reliable and robust biometric safe lock system ideal for commercial applications. The Scan Logic Optical features SECURAM's rugged stainless steel construction, LCD screen, and optical fingerprint authentication. 
8. ScanLogic SMART - True Remote Capability with optional Smart Hub. Use your smartphone and our SECURAM Guard app to remotely control and manage your safe lock. Unmatched security and convenience. Securam Smart Locks provide seamless integration allowing you remote capabilities that let you change codes, add or delete user codes, receive alerts, and view audit events with ease.

Standard and popular hardware features.

1. Standard 5-prong bankers style wheel is available in brass plated (gold), chrome, and black chrome.
2. Optional Solid Brass or Stainless Steel 5-prong handle.
3. Low Profile L-Shape flat handle available in place of standard 5-prong handle on any of our safes or vault doors if requested at time of order: No Charge.
4. Stainless Steel Pull Handle - Available in gold, silver or black chrome color.
5. Lighting and Electrical Package - factory installed.
6. Dehumidifier

Call for additional information: 800-299-6929

Standard Texture Finish

Vault Pro's standard texture finish looks fantastic and provides an exceptional commercial grade protection against corrosion. The finish is a light eggshell texture. Vault Pro offers the textured finish in Black, Brown, Gray, Dark Green and Burgundy with matching hardware in Silver/Chrome, Gold/Gold Handle or Black/Black Chrome.

Premium Gloss Finishes

Premium Dual Stage Gloss Finishes are top of the line. Dual stage finishes including base coat (color) and hand polished clear coat, available in a myriad of custom color choices. Premium gloss pricing available on our Vault Doors Option Page.  

Silver Eagle Safes Standard Features

• Vault Pro Safes are Proudly Made in Santa Fe Springs, California
• Built to exceed UL Residential Security Container Specifications
• Built to exceed Department of Justice standards

Hand Fit 2” Double Step System Safe Door & Frame 

• 5½” Total Door Thickness
• 1/4" Protective Steel Front Plate
• Gap between safe door & frame is only 1/16”
• Dual Palusol® Gasket (Double Seals Door in Fire)
• Adjustable Ball Bearing Hinges
• Left-Hinged or Right-Hinged Available

Active Bolt Safe Locking System 

• U.L. Listed, American Made Group II Mechanical Lock (Digital Locks available)
• 4" x 1½” Locking Bolts
• 3-Way Dual Cam Drive Active Bolt Locking System
• 360° Independently Rotating Bolts
• Bolts lock behind a ¾” Protective Stepped Frame
• 1/2" 60+ Rockwell Hard Plate
• Titan Dual Re-locker (Brass Arm & Titan Re-Locker)

Superior Fire Protection 

• 90 minutes at 1650°
• 2300° Ceramic Fire Blanket in Door
• Bent Body Construction with Full Length & Continuous Welded Seams
• 3-layers of X-Rate Fireboard in Body
• Dual Palusol® Heat Activated seals between door and frame enlarges up to 7 times its size during a fire, sealing out heat and smoke

2 in 1 Convertible Interior

• Plush Interior
• Convertible Shelving with Gun Racks

Lifetime Warranty 

• Break-in
• Fire

Q. What is the best type of gun safe

• When buying a gun safe it is important to purchase the best gun safe for the job of protecting your guns from burglars and keep firearms out of the hands of children and others who should not have access to them. There are a number of factors one should consider when purchasing a gun safe for home or business. What type and how many guns will you be storing? Most individuals make the mistake of purchasing a gun safe that is too small to properly store their guns, or don’t consider future purchases. If you plan to store mostly handguns there are many options available that will allow you to store a large number of handguns and still allow quick access to them in case of emergency. Handguns can be stored in their boxes or holsters on shelves. Pistol trees are very useful for storing handguns on the inside of your safe door. Long guns require additional consideration. Scopes and longer barreled rifles and shotguns require more vertical and horizontal space. Many people buy a gun safe at a big box store only to realize it is woefully inadequate to the task at hand when they get it home. Rule #1. Always by a safe that will hold twice as many weapons as you currently have. Even if you don’t add more guns, you will find the added space ideal for storing important documents, electronic media and other valuables.
• How secure is the safe? Many imported safes are made with inferior materials and have thin walls. They can be breached quite easily and don’t have adequate fire proofing materials. Look for a safe with at least 90 minute fire and heavy duty steel body. A well designed door helps repel pry attacks and seals the contents of the safe during a fire.
• Bolt down capability. Even a heavy safe can be lifted or turned on its side to allow a burglar to get extra force on a safe. A safe with a bolt down system provides additional theft protection and makes moving the safe nearly impossible. Ask for more details about bolt down systems.
• Vault Pro makes a variety of safes in sizes for almost every individual or business need. We are custom safe specialists, which allows us to build the exact safe you may need for private use, business or government use. Please contact us with your requirements. 800-299-6929

Q. Is a cheap gun safe an option?

• The old adage you get what you pay for is very applicable when it comes to gun safes. Think of the valuables you are trying to protect with your safe. Do you really want a cheap gun safe? Cheap safes are usually foreign made and use inferior materials to save on manufacturing cost. A quality gun safe is a lifetime investment. Our safes are not cheap, but they are a very good value and provide added security and features not found on cheap safes. To find out more about the difference between cheap safes and our quality American made safes call us to talk with one of our safe pros.

Q. Are American Made Safes Better and Are All Your Safes Made in the U.S.A.?

• Are American made gun safes better? We think so. It comes down to quality control as well as pride in products made in the USA. Not only are we proud to be an American manufacturer, employing American's in good jobs, we are also proud of the high quality safes, vault doors, and safe room shelters we produce. The images you see on these pages are our products made here in the USA. That is our plant with American workers. Can other safe manufacturers say the same?
• Does it cost more to manufacture safes in America? Yes. But it's worth it when we deliver a top quality safe or vault door to one of our many satisfied customers. We use only top quality parts. No cheap locks that will break when most needed. We use American made locks from S&G to secure our safes. Be sure to ask any dealer where the safes they are selling are manufactured. Many sell cheap foreign made safes with cheap steel, thin walls and fireproofing that won't hold up to a major structure fire. Call us for more information about our American made safes.

Q. What Size Gun Safe Will Fit in My Home?

• A quality gun safe is a lifetime investment for the protection of your guns and valuables. An often overlooked question is HOW BIG a SAFE can I fit in my home or business? Normally businesses have larger entrances and opportunities to install very large safes, however, homes can be limited by the size of your door jam. Fortunately Vault Pro displays minimum size door jams for all our Eagle Series safes. When in doubt about whether you think you can get a certain size safe in to your home, please contact us. We are safe and vault experts and can help you determine the ideal safe solution for your home. Call us: 800-299-6929

Q. What's Better Internal Hinges or Exposed Hinges?

• Safes and vault doors that use internal hinges are preferred by some for their appearance, but looks don't provide security. First of all, internal hinges usually only allow the doors to open to a 90º angle or straight out from the safe or vault door frame. This makes the space behind the door hard to reach and in some cases completely unusable. In the case of vault doors, internal hinges narrow the usable space thru the door. Many safes and vault doors that use internal hinges don't use locking bolts on the back side of the door making them vulnerable to easier pry attacks and simple one sided frame attacks.
• External and exposed hinges are often attacked and in some cases ground completely off the door, with the thinking that without hinges, the back side of the door will pull open. Unfortunately for the would be thief, safes with exposed hinges normally have locking bolts (active or deadbolt) on the hinge side of the door. All Vault Pro Safes feature fully active or deadbolt locking mechanisms. Attacking external hinges is simply a waste of time. An external hinge allows for the door to swing open to it's full 180º...making the interior of the safe fully usable and accessible
• External hinges also improve fire resistance. Internal hinges create gaps in the door lining, which allow heat to infiltrate the door into the safe body. Vault Pro Safes external hinge system allows the entire door to seal tightly against the body frame and heat sealing Palusol® gaskets.