Ballistic glass can find purpuse for virtually any application that demands ballistic threat relief and vision. The objective of the glass can be either to exclusively stop the bullet from penetrating (low spall), or to also stop collateral splintering (no spall). Mostly, it is installed to protect humans, but also to repel the robbery of valuables to be protected inside. Balllistic glass armors vehicles, buildings, vessels, or any other application where protection is provided against various calibers of ballistic projectiles, or blasts and explosions. 

Ballistic glass has many synonyms used in the industry. It is also called bullet-resistant glass, armored glass, or transparent armor. Ironically, the most popular name given to this product, Bullet-proof glass, in reality does not exist. Nevertheless, the stronger variants of ballistic glass easily potect against AK-47’s assault rifles, Dragonov Sniper rifles, and heavy caliber machine guns. The protective properties even extend if the glass can endure extreme temperatures while still withstanding calibers against its designated protection level.   

To supplement armor to your project with high availability, our elaborate collection of product designs and certifications can speed up your project. Crystal Armor has been entrusted the security and armoring of hundreds of types of military and civilian applications. It has reached widespread armoring for constructions, as the European Parliament, to Armored Personnel Carriers and Cash-in-Transit vehicles, to navy offshore patrol vessels.