Majestec Security Doors and Windows pass performance requirements in accordance with Australian Standard (AS). Our products are tested by recognizable laboratory accredited by international accreditation bodies. This can ensure our products are durable with absolute security.
''Quality'' has always been an axiom and similarly permeated every stage of the manufacturing processes. Product quality check must be ''PASSED'' before passing on to the next stage. This is to ensure any part of Majestec products is met the same stringent quality standards.
Majestec determines quality assurance as a vital tool for product developments and continuous improvements. It is obvious that Majestec has internal laboratory and test equipments relevant to international security standards, for example Tensile Test, Dynamic Impact Test, Salt Spray Test and Knife Shear Test. Necessarily, we train, develop and encourage our people to become professional, transparent and trustful. In addition, we are expanding a scope of laboratory and test equipments to facilitate internal performance testing for product assurance.

What are the compulsory tests of Majestec Security Doors and Windows?
Part 1
Majestec Security Mesh Screens
Majestec Security Mesh Screens are made from high tensile stainless steel wires: diameter 0.8, 0.9 mm; grade 304, 316; tensile resistance upto 800-900 MPa. Then, the high tensile wires are woven into a woven cloth with compliance to Industrial Woven Wire Cloth - Technical Requirements and Testing (ISO 9044:1999). Normal application is 11 wires per inch, which provides strength to meet security level. Next, the woven wire cloths are powder coated with our own system approved by the top powder supplier in the world in accordance with Metal finishing - Thermoset powder coating for architectural (AS 3715-2002). With these qualifications, Majestec Security Mesh Screens are passed Knife Shear Test as specified to Security Screen Doors and Window Grilles (AS 5041-2003).
Knife Shear Test - Security screen doors and window grilles (AS 5041—2003)
It is a test method for determining the resistance of a security screen infill material to a specified level of attack by a heavy duty trimming knife. The knife is set to pass over the infill panel a number of times under a constant force: vertical force of 150 N; horizontal force of 350 N; speed of 6 mm per second. Majestec high tensile mesh infill passes all relevant Knife Shear Tests (AS 5041-2003), ensuring that Majestec doors and windows are met ''Security'' level.
Part 2
Majestec Security Doors and Windows
Majestec mounting frames are made from heavy duty aluminium (grade 6063-T5). Aluminium frames are specifically designed for tightly holding the security mesh. Without exposing any screws on the outer frames makes it difficult to jemmy. In addition, the frames are powder coated with our own system approved by the top powder supplier in the world in accordance with Metal finishing - Thermoset powder coating for architectural (AS 3715-2002).
Our special frame design and fixing systems, together with high material specifications, Majestec Security Doors and Windows are met performance requirements: Dynamic Impact Test; Jemmy Test in accordance with Australian Standard - Security Screen Doors and Windows Grilles (AS 5041-2003).
Dynamic Impact Test - Security screen doors and window grilles (AS 5041—2003)
It is a method for determining the resistance of security screen doors and windows incorporating infill panels to a specified level of lateral impact energy. A standardized impactor (42 Kg weight) is set to swing against the infill panel for 5 times from various situations towards the point of impact. Majestec doors and windows had been dynamically impacted for more than 5 times with no signs of breakage at all. This can ensure that Majestec definitely meets the ''Security'' level.
Jemmy Test - Security screen doors and window grilles (AS 5041—2003)
It is a test method for determining the resistance of security screen doors and windows to a specified level of lever force. A standardized narrow-bladed lever requires to be inserted against the locking, fastening and hinging points and a turning force (torque). A certain level of lever force; Torque of 450 Nm and Force of 1.5 kN is applied to those points.
Part 3
Powder Coatings for Majestec Security Doors and Windows
Apart of all, surface finishing helps increase product lifespan and aesthetic to your home. Majestec Security Doors and Windows are powder coated with our own system approved by the top powder supplier in the world in accordance with Metal finishing - Thermoset powder coating for architectural (AS 3715-2002). Another test that proves high durability with superior beauty is Salt Spray Test in accordance with the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM B117). Majestec products pass this specified test in use as a protective finish.
Salt Spray Test Referred to the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM B117)
It is a test method for determining corrosion resistance of coated metallic parts. An accelerated climate machine produces a corrosive attack to the coated samples in order to predict its suitability in use as a protective finish such as for coastal area. Test duration can be specified due to corrosion resistance and climate preference (1,000 hours are equivalent to 10 years).
Part 4
Majestec Security Doors and Windows to Installation
Majestec has approved licensed dealers. Our dealers are well-trained, skillful with long experience in latest aluminium doors and windows industry. They are ready and able to take care of your needs.
Detailed information about Standards can be found by visiting the Standards Australia web site at www.standards.com.au and looking up the relevant Standard in the on-line catalogue.