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ISM - Diamond Series

$25,072.00
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SPL262316: 36″×33″×30″ (H×W×D)
SPL262316: 36″×33″×30″ (H×W×D)
SPL352416: 45″×34″×30″
SPL352416: 45″×34″×30″
SPL552616: 65″×36″×30″
SPL552616: 65″×36″×30″
SPL652916: 75″×39″×30″
SPL652916: 75″×39″×30″
SPL673623: 77″×46″×37″
SPL673623: 77″×46″×37″
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Key Features

Protection Level Maximum Protection
Security Level 10
Fire Rating 120 min at 1850°F
Capacity Up to 0 guns
Weight 2200 lbs
Made in USA No
Warranty Limited Life-Time
ISM | Diamond | Level 10 Security | 120 Minute Fire Protection

ISM - Diamond Series

SPL262316: 36″×33″×30″ (H×W×D)

Current Price $25,072.00
When the value inside would keep a crew working past the first thirty minutes, duration becomes the specification that matters, and the Diamond is built for that. Its UL TRTL-60x6 listing doubles the certified attack time against cutting torches and tools on all six faces, achieved through a monolithic Alchronite casting with ISM's patented anti-penetration alloy grid embedded in it, reinforced steel bars and outer and inner steel plates. This sits at the top of ISM's UL listed range. You are not buying a different kind of resistance than the thirty minute class. You are buying twice as much of it, verified the same way.

Who This Safe Is Best For — and When to Consider More

Choose this model if:

Choose the Diamond if the value inside would justify an hour of cutting, and you want the margin that comes from doubling the certified attack time rather than hoping thirty minutes holds. It is the right call when an insurance schedule names TRTL-60x6, when your inventory concentrates a great deal into a small footprint, or when the safe sits somewhere a crew could work undisturbed for that long. Choose it also if you want the top of the certified range and you have the floor and access to support it.

Best For:

Choose the Diamond if you hold concentrated value that a prepared crew would plan around, and thirty certified minutes does not give you the margin you want. It fits jewelers with substantial stock, bullion holders, dealers carrying loose stones, and businesses whose insurance schedule names the sixty minute class. It also fits a private residence holding a collection that would take an hour of cutting to reach, provided the floor and the access route can take 2,200 to 6,150 pounds.

Not Ideal For:

The Diamond is more than the situation calls for if a thirty minute torch rating already exceeds your realistic threat, and most owners are in that position. It is also the wrong choice where the delivery route or floor structure cannot take the weight, because the smallest unit here starts above two tons. If your leading concern is fire rather than forced entry, the 2 hour rating is the same one carried on far lighter models in this brand.

What Makes the Diamond Different

A UL listed combination lock, specified mechanical or digital, works alongside a UL listed high security key lock, and both must be satisfied before the door opens. Both drive three-way active boltwork through a double-action mechanism, engaging bolts into three sides of the frame. Glass plate relocking protection sits behind each lock and releases independent relockers if a lock is punched or drilled, holding the bolts extended after the lock has failed. On an hour rated safe the relocker is what keeps a partial attack from becoming a successful one.
Body and door use the same structure: outer and inner steel plates, reinforced steel bars, and a monolithic Alchronite casting with an embedded anti-penetration alloy grid. No steel gauge is published for this model, so any gauge figure you find quoted elsewhere did not come from ISM. What the weights tell you is where the material went, because a Diamond runs heavier than a thirty minute safe of comparable interior volume. That difference is the extra certified half hour.
Doubling certified torch resistance is a materials problem, and ISM answers it by carrying more Alchronite rather than more steel. The casting is monolithic, poured as one continuous mass so there is no seam or layer boundary for heat to exploit, and ISM's patented anti-penetration alloy grid is embedded within it rather than laid against it. Reinforced steel bars run through the structure and outer and inner steel plates close it. The result is a safe that resists a torch by absorbing and dispersing heat over an hour, which is a fundamentally different behaviour from simply being thick.
ISM | Diamond | Level 10 Security | 120 Minute Fire Protection open view
Five sizes give published interior volume from 5.5 to 32.1 cubic feet on adjustable removable shelves, one to four per unit, with an optional connection hole for a monitored alarm. Interior depth stays at 16 inches through the first four sizes and opens to 23 inches only on the largest, which is the detail that decides most size conversations here. If your stock is trayed, the shallow depth works in your favour; if it is boxed, plan for the largest unit.
The five sizes run 35 to 76 inches tall and 32 to 45 inches wide, at depths of 30 to 37 inches. Add two inches to depth for a three spoke handle or 3.55 inches for a pull handle before measuring anything. Published door swing projections reach 86 inches at 90 degrees on the largest unit, which is more clearance than most stockrooms have spare. We confirm the swing arc against the room during the pre-delivery review.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

A UL TRTL-60x6 listing means the laboratory attacked all six faces with cutting torches and mechanical and electrical tools for sixty minutes of working time without getting in. Duration is the variable that changes at this level, and duration is what defeats a planned attack, because a crew that has committed to cutting is not deterred at minute thirty. The Alchronite casting absorbs and disperses torch heat rather than yielding to it, the embedded alloy grid breaks tools that get through, and the relockers hold the door if the lock area is destroyed. What we see is that attacks at this level are rare precisely because the outcome is so predictable.

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UL TRTL-60x6 certification, sixty minutes against torch and tool on all six faces, built on a monolithic Alchronite casting with an embedded anti-penetration alloy grid, reinforced steel bars and glass plate relockers behind both locks.
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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

ISM's product label rates the Diamond at 2 hours with the interior held below 350 degrees through a furnace run reaching 1,850 degrees, and that is the manufacturer's own testing. The technical guide for this model states no fire rating at all, so the label is the source and we cite it as such. The UL listing this safe carries covers burglary only. We separate the two deliberately, because a safe holding the highest certified burglary rating in the line does not therefore hold a certified fire rating.

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A 2 hour rating taken from ISM's product label, recorded at a 350 degree interior threshold through a furnace run reaching 1,850 degrees, and tested by the manufacturer rather than certified independently.
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Lock Type & Access Options

The Diamond carries two UL listed locks, a combination lock in mechanical or digital form and a high security key lock, both of which must be satisfied to open the door. In a business that supports dual custody, where one person holds the combination and another the key, and neither can open the safe alone. Mechanical locks suit low frequency access and decades of service. Digital suits daily use and an audit record, and on a safe at this level the access pattern deserves as much thought as the rating.

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Adjustable removable shelving across five sizes, an optional alarm connection, and a dual lock configuration that supports genuine two person control.
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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

Owning a Diamond means planning around interior depth more than volume. Four of the five sizes hold a 16 inch interior depth, which suits trays, envelopes and thin boxes, while the largest opens to 23 inches for bulkier stock. Shelves are adjustable and removable across all sizes, published volume runs 5.5 to 32.1 cubic feet, and an optional alarm connection can be specified at order. Get the depth right at purchase, because it is the one dimension you cannot adjust afterward.
Five sizes give published interior volume from 5.5 to 32.1 cubic feet on adjustable removable shelves, one to four per unit, with an optional connection hole for a monitored alarm. Interior depth stays at 16 inches through the first four sizes and opens to 23 inches only on the largest, which is the detail that decides most size conversations here. If your stock is trayed, the shallow depth works in your favour; if it is boxed, plan for the largest unit.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. The smallest Diamond weighs 2,200 pounds and the largest reaches 6,150, which puts every unit past the point where equipment, crew size and floor structure all have to be planned rather than assumed. Send photographs and video of the doorways, corners, landings, thresholds and exterior approach, and we will resolve the route and the anchoring before scheduling. Above ground level we look at the framing first, because relocating a safe after delivery is not a small correction at this weight.

One of the simplest ways to increase resistance is proper anchoring.

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Our crews handle every Diamond installation directly, with the route, the floor and the anchoring settled before the truck leaves the warehouse.
Two workers guide a shrink-wrapped safe on a skid steer beside a house on a dirt lot

Is This Protection Level Enough for Your Situation?

Sixty Certified Minutes Against Torch and Tool


When the value inside would keep a crew working past the first thirty minutes, duration becomes the specification that matters, and the Diamond is built for that. Its UL TRTL-60x6 listing doubles the certified attack time against cutting torches and tools on all six faces, achieved through a monolithic Alchronite casting with ISM's patented anti-penetration alloy grid embedded in it, reinforced steel bars and outer and inner steel plates. This sits at the top of ISM's UL listed range. You are not buying a different kind of resistance than the thirty minute class. You are buying twice as much of it, verified the same way.
Step Up If:There is nothing above this in the UL torch and tool series that a commercial buyer will normally meet, so the step up from here is not a higher certification but heavier specialist construction outside the UL listed range. That path makes sense in a narrow set of situations involving extreme risk, and it trades independent verification for mass. If you are weighing it, we would rather talk it through than have you guess.
More Than Needed If:If your realistic threat is an opportunist, or even a prepared burglar working with hand and power tools, the sixty minute torch certification is coverage you will never draw on. A tool-only six-sided rating gives you certified thirty minute resistance at roughly half the weight and a great deal less cost. We would rather size the rating to your actual exposure than sell you the top of the range because it is the top.

ISM Diamond

Technical Specifications

Models: Section 1 - Series Specifications / ISM SPL262316 / ISM SPL352416 / ISM SPL552616 / ISM SPL652916 / ISM SPL673623

Section 1 - Series Specifications

ISM SPL262316 - Medium

Exterior Dimensions
35H x 32W x 30D
Interior Dimensions
26H x 23W x 16D
Weight
2,200 LBS

ISM SPL352416 - Medium

Exterior Dimensions
44H x 33W x 30D
Interior Dimensions
35H x 24W x 16D
Weight
2,750 LBS

ISM SPL552616 - Large

Exterior Dimensions
64H x 35W x 30D
Interior Dimensions
55H x 26W x 16D
Weight
3,950 LBS

ISM SPL652916 - X-Large

Exterior Dimensions
74H x 38W x 30D
Interior Dimensions
65H x 29W x 16D
Weight
4,700 LBS

ISM SPL673623 - X-Large

Exterior Dimensions
76H x 45W x 37D
Interior Dimensions
67H x 36W x 23D
Weight
6,150 LBS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does a high security safe use two locks instead of one?
Two locks let you split control, so one person holds the combination and another holds the key and neither opens the safe alone. They also add a second independent barrier if one lock is attacked. What we find is that businesses adopt dual custody quickly, and households usually use the second lock as a backup credential.
What does a glass plate relocker actually do?
A glass plate relocker is a pane behind the lock that shatters when the lock is punched or drilled, releasing independent bolts that hold the door closed after the lock is gone. It turns a successful attack on the lock into a failed attack on the safe. It is the component we explain most often.
What is different about installing a safe over 1,000 pounds?
Every Diamond exceeds a ton, so the crew size, the equipment and the floor structure all have to be planned rather than assumed, and stair access usually has to be ruled out. We review the full route on video before scheduling and anchor at the final position. The variable that surprises people most is turning radius, not doorway width.
When is maximum protection genuinely the right choice?
Maximum protection is the right choice when losing the contents would be an event you cannot absorb financially or personally, and when the value would justify a prepared attack. Certified ratings exist to answer that question with a tested number. What we ask first is what happens the morning after, not what the safe costs.
How do I decide whether a TL rated safe is worth the money?
Compare the cost of the rating against the value it protects and the time you want an attacker to spend, then check whether your insurer credits the rating. A certified safe often reduces a premium or satisfies a schedule requirement outright. What we suggest is asking your carrier before you shop, because the answer sometimes pays for the upgrade.

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Certified fire protection and UL-listed construction for balanced residential storage.

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Model
Diamond
Protection Level
Maximum Protection
Security Level
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