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Burglar safety: International competence in safety testing EN356, EN1627, EN1628, EN1629, EN1630

15th March 20162

Burglar safetyGlass in building and pedestrian doorsets, windows, curtain walling

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Ron BrandhorstProjectleader and expert glass

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Burglar Safety – Testing standards2

EN 356 – Glass in buildings & security glazing2.1

EN 1627 – Burglar resistance2.2

EN 1628 – resistance under static loading2.3

EN 1629 – resistance under dynamic loading2.4

EN 1630 – resistance to manual burglary attempts2.5

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Burglar Safety – Why your glass must be tested

Statistics 2 mln burglaries reported in 2015 (US) Only 13% of burglaries solved 60% of burglars use force Houses will be bypassed if breaking in is too much effort

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EN 356 – Glass in buildings & security glazing

Testing and Classification of resistance against manual attacks

Scope of this Standard Resisting actions of force by delaying access Classifying security glazing products into categories

- NOTE 1: Frame and suitable support- NOTE 2: Avoid cut-outs and holes.

Only mechanical resistance to attack only.

Definition Glass (multi)ply thickness

We execute 2 types of tests Ball drop test Axe test


EN 356 – Ball drop test

Ball drop test Resistance to hard body impact

Drop heights Depends on category of resistance 5 categories From 1500 mm to 9000 mm

Sampling 3 test pieces per category 1100 mm long & 900 mm wide Edges free from visible chips, cracks and flaws Lightly arrised for ease of handling

Penetrationcompletely passed through within five seconds after impact.

How to pass the test Test piece prevents from penetration 3 times


EN 356 – Axe test

Axe testResistance to axe attack

2 tools used Axe head Hammer head

Test procedure Rotate 90 degrees Four times Resharp after 10 impacts Hardness Impact Velocity Reproducable

How to pass the test? Square opening still attached to test piece



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EN 1627 – Burglar resistance

Testing and Classification of burglar resistance

Scope of this Standard resist actions of force by delaying access

- Pedestrian doorsets - Windows- Curtain walling- Grilles- Shutters

6 resistance classes (RC)



GroupsGroup 1 product Turning opening

- eg door

Group 2 product Sliding opening

- eg sliding door

Group 3 product Multiple elements Move relative to each other

- eg roller shutter

Group 4 product Opening 25 mm

- eg grill



Resistance classes

RC 1 One test specimen

RC 2-6 Two test specimens

Sampling > 1 attack sides = >2 specimens

Test procedure In EN 1628, EN 1629 and EN 1630



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EN 1628 – resistance under static loading

Testing and Classification of resistance under static loading

Scope of this Standard Opening types

- Turning- Tilting- Folding- Turn tilting- Top or bottom hung- Sliding- Rolling- fixed

Test specimen Functioning product Loading points


EN 1628 – resistance under static loading

Testing Gap gauge 10, 25, 50 mm and oval

How Attack side of the sample All connection points

Sampling Functioning product Installed according to manual

How to pass the test Gauge doesn’t penetrate the test specimen



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EN 1629 – resistance under dynamic loading

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Testing and Classification of resistance under static loading

Scope of this Standard Opening

- Turning- Tilting- Folding- Turn tilting- Top or bottom hung- Sliding- Rolling- fixed

Test specimen Functioning product Impact points



TestingStrike test specimen

How Pendulum Fixed length Height regulation

Sampling Functioning product Installation, manufacturer’s instructions

How to pass the test Highest security level, attack side



Resistance dynamic loading

Test procedure Visual inspection

- Damage- Defects- Other particular conditions

Locking hardware disengaged Direction Force 200N Visual inspection

- Before each impact- After each impact



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EN 1630 – resistance to manual burglary attempts

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Testing and Classification of resistance to manual burglary attempts

Scope of this Standard Opening types

- Turning- Tilting- Folding- Turn tilting- Top or bottom hung- Sliding- Rolling- Fixed

Test specimen Functioning product Test team



Testing 2 people

How Attack areas Try to open

Sampling Functioning product

How to pass the test No accessible opening



Resistance dynamic loading

Test procedure Attack areas

- 2-4- 5 and 6

Pretest- 25%

Main test- Open with force- Or accessible opening



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