Nowadays, one of the widespread attacks against banks is carried out on ATMs. To carry out an ATM attack by using explosives, it is necessary to introduce gas or solid explosives inside the ATM and this is not difficult, as the same ATM features some openings, which can be accessed by the street, such as, for example, the cash dispenser slot.
These openings are protected by a shutter, which, however, is not wreck-resistant and, so, the dispensing or accepting slot is used to fill the inside of the safe with gas or to insert solid explosives. The way to avoid the introduction of explosives is that of replacing the existing shutter with a device, having the same function, but much more resistant. Parma has, therefore, designed and implemented the shutter-enhanced device, exceptionally strong and interchangeable with the standard shutter, which makes it impossible to insert explosives in the ATM body.
The structure of the shutter-enhanced device is made of heavy duty steel, is solidly fastened to the upper wall of the ATM safe, and is perfectly interchangeable with the original one, thus making replacement operation easy even in on-site interventions.
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