AspisLam™: Advanced Bullet-Resistant Glazing
AspisLam Bullet resistant glazing is designed to give occupants and first responders the precious minutes they need to seek safety or to arrive on the scene.
The shelling test in accordance with the European standard EN 1063 is only the beginning. In addition, we test our Bullet resistant glass with totally different weapons.
For example, with war weapons Kalashnikov AK 47 loaded with hard-core bullets or special incendiary devices like the M107A1-.50-BMG. For the last we hold test certificates in accordance with the UL752.
The right Bullet resistant glass for your place.
Bullet resistant and thermal insulation?
Or bullet resistant and no reflection?
Maybe bullet resistant and color?
No contradiction when using the right bullet resistant glass .
Our bullet resistant glass can be completely antireflective and without the annoying green tint. You can have large area transparent window fronts instead of building thick walls for safety reasons. And since our bullet resistant glass is thin and light weight, it is also suitable for sliding systems.
Which protection class is the right one for you?
Each protection class offers a different level of resistance. Discover which one matches your safety needs whether for residential, commercial, or high-security applications.
Pistols and revolvers have the advantage of an easier transportability, for that reason are more effective than the more powerful long weapons ,but they have a limited penetration distance. We recommend the resistance class BR4 in accordance with the European standard EN 1063 for short weapons. This bullet resistant glass protect even against the caliber Magnum .44, of course also smaller calibers such as the 9 mm Luger. The BR4 fulfills all lower resistance classes down to BR1.
When hard-core ammunitions are used the European standard EN 1063 specifies the protection classes BR7. Hard-core ammunition is specially hardened and it has a penetration power that is significantly higher than standard ammunition.
This rifle chambered for the powerful 12.7×99mm NATO (.50 BMG) ammunition, originally developed for and used in M2 Browning machine guns. To protect you also against this danger, we are consequent and we test our bullet resistant glass according to UL 752 Level 10. The official proof for the resistance force of our bullet resistant glass even against this weapon can be found in the test certificates.
BR Specs Overview
Quickly explore the typical glass thickness and weight range for each Bullet Resistance (BR) class. A practical reference to guide your initial selection before diving into full documentation.
Applications
From banks to public buildings, bullet resistant glass is used wherever enhanced protection is essential.
