Stainless Security Screens
AMIA offers an extensive selection of high-quality building solutions crafted to meet and exceed Australian standards. AMIA’s products deliver performance and innovation.
Presenting AMIA’s UltraSafe Security Screen by Wintec. Now you can ensure your family’s safety with one of the most advanced security screen systems available. UltraSafe provides a clear, unobstructed view while offering robust protection, seamlessly blending into your home’s aesthetics and allowing you to maintain your lifestyle with peace of mind.
Each AMIA UltraSafe window and door screen is built with premium 316 grade stainless steel standard mesh, expertly engineered aluminum frames, and high-security hardware. Combined, these elements are rigorously tested to withstand Australia’s harshest conditions, including cyclone-rated impact standards, so you can feel secure.
The unique design of UltraSafe eliminates the need for screws, rivets, or pins, reducing any risk of corrosion and ensuring lasting durability.
Technical Info
Materials & Compliance
Ulltrasafe framing is extruded from 6063 T6 premium grade aluminium alloy. The woven wire mesh is manufactured from 316 grade stainless steel to ensure corrosion resistance and strength. The system is tested to exceed all Australian Standards. And is backed by an extensive warranty.
Applications
Suitable for use in residential, commercial and industrial situations to protect you, your loved ones and your property.
Components
Ulltrasafe is supplied as a complete system, which consists of aluminium framing, stainless steel woven wire mesh, corner infill’s and foamed acrylic bonding tape.
Performance
Ulltrasafe has been designed to perform year after year in Australia’s harsh climate. Supplied throughout Australia, AMIA has the sales and technical support to meet your security requirements.
Screen Applications
Both stainless steel woven mesh and aluminium perforated sheet can be used in a range of products including:
– Sliding Windows
– Casement Windows
– Awnings Windows
– Double Hung Windows
– Louvre Windows
– Sliding Doors
– Hinged Doors
– Multi-track Sliding Doors
– Shop Fronts
What makes security screens more secure than barrier screens?
Ultrasafe Product Performance To AS5039 and Forced Entry Testing To AS5041
Dynamic Impact Test – Simulating a physical attack on the screen mesh to attempt to force the mesh out of the frame and gain entry.
Lock Attack – Consisting of a jemmy test on all locking points with a level to attempt to break into or release the locking mechanism and gain entry.
Hinge Attack – Consisting of a jemmy test on all hinge points with a level to attempt to break into or release the hinge and gain entry.
Knife Shear Test – Simulating an attack on the mesh with a very sharp knife to attempt to cut the mesh and gain entry
Simulated Wind Driven Debris Impact Test
Impact Test – A 4 Kilogram piece of hardwood impacting the screen at a velocity of 29m/s (104.4km/h) followed by 8mm steel balls impacting the screen at the same velocity of 29m/s.
Testing of security screens was performed at Azuma Designs NATA accredited test Laboratory during May and June of 2016 to comply with the relevant Australian Standards. Testing carried out on behalf of Wintech an Ullrich Aluminium Company. The tests undertaken were: Download report in our Resources page.
Compliance to AS 5040 Installation of Security Screen Doors and Window Grilles.
– All security doors require a 3 point lock and a 5 pin double key cylinder
– Security Screen Window Grilles require the use of security screws applied to tested maximum centers. Regular screws accessible externally and non compliant.
Note: These are some of the additional changes to upgrade a barrier screen or door to a compliant security status
What you Need to Know if Building in a Bushfire Prone Area about AS 3959, 2018?
License Number: 410315427