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Revision as of 20:51, 16 October 2009
Fichet
| Fichet | |
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| Name | Fichet |
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| Headquarters | France |
| Founded | 1825 |
| Founder(s) | Alexandre Fichet |
| Products | |
| Lock cylinders, Safes | |
Fichet is a French lock manufacturer that produces high security lock cylinders, safes, armored doors, alarms, and related security products. The majority of locks produced by Fichet are rather unique, and are usually variations on traditional wafer, combination, or slider designs.
History
Fichet was founded by Alexandre Fichet in 1825. In 1840, Fichet made his first fire-resistant safe, the popularity of which allowed him to open two new factories in Lyon and Marseille.[1] In 1879, Fichet built its first bank strongroom.
In 1967, Fichet and Bauche (a fire safe company) merged. Since then, the Fichet brand has become a variety of different companies, including Fichet-Bauche, FBH-Fichet, and Fichet Point Fort. Fichet Point Fort is owned by ASSA-Abloy.
Lock listing
- Fichet 480-484
- Fichet 666
- Fichet 787
- Fichet CSC
- Fichet F3D
- Fichet M2i
- Fichet M3b
- Fichet Moneo
- Fichet NS
- Fichet Sans Souci
