Bulletproof glass is a high-security specialty glass designed to withstand certain levels of bomb explosions or bullet impacts without shattering or detaching from its frame. It maintains its integrity or non-penetrating destruction even under ballistic attack. In addition to having the optical properties of regular glass, bullet-resistant glass provides strong protection against gunfire, minimizing direct harm to individuals during bullet attacks or accidental explosions. It also helps reduce repair costs for facilities surrounding the explosion site or attack, making it widely used in protecting highly classified government facilities, cultural heritage preservation, bank security, and valuable property protection.
The ballistic glass works by utilizing the elastic potential energy of the glass and the surface energy of glass fragments. When a high-speed bullet strikes the bullet-resistant glass, the point of impact causes the glass to crack, forming radial cracks. The bullet deforms, and its kinetic energy (impact force) is absorbed and reduced, preventing it from penetrating the glass. The glass fragments are adhered together by an organic membrane, minimizing the risk of injury from flying debris.
The bullet-resistant glass is mainly composed of multiple layers of transparent organic materials and varying thicknesses of transparent glass, bonded through a specialized process. The general structure consists of three main layers:
Bulletproof glass is increasingly used in specialized industries, including highly confidential government facilities, cultural heritage protection, large museums, military posts, jewelry stores, auction houses, gas stations, and toll booths.
As personal safety concerns rise, individuals are installing bullet-resistant glass in high-end residential villas and apartments. This glass offers unique bulletproof protection with high light transmittance, high-temperature resistance, thermal insulation, and UV protection. Compared to similar products, it is lightweight and stable in performance, achieving both safety and aesthetic appeal.
Our bulletproof glass can withstand F54 Handgun / 7.62mm NATO Round, F56 Submachine Gun / 7.62mm Steel Core Round, F79 Light Submachine Gun / 7.62mm Steel Core Round, and F53 Sniper Rifle / 7.62mm Steel Core Round.
Yes, we can provide bullet-resistant glass and offer additional features such as tint, anti-UV coatings, or low-E coatings to enhance both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the glass.
Bulletproof glass is typically packaged in sturdy wooden frames or wooden crates. This type of packaging prevents the glass from being impacted, compressed, or scratched during transit, ensuring the glass remains intact and undamaged.
The service life of bulletproof glass generally depends on factors such as materials, environmental conditions, maintenance, and usage intensity. Typically, the expected service life ranges from 15 to 30 years, but this can vary based on the specific circumstances.
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