The main advantages of Bullet Proof Glass:

Depending on the firing weapon and glass thickness, it can sustain one or more rounds of bullets.

Uses:

Small Handguns: To protect against small handgun attacks, use bullet-resistant glass at level 1. These types of glass are used to protect petrol stations, pharmacies, and retail stores.

Large Caliber firearms: Level 2 bullet-resistant glass can withstand large caliber firearms. These glasses are great for securing financial institutions.

Super-powered handguns: level 3 bulletproof glass can protect. These types of glasses are useful for safeguarding government facilities and other high-risk, high-occupancy buildings.

Assault rifles and other automatic weapons are protected from lethal weapons like assault rifles by B7 rank glass or level 4 to 8 bulletproof glass. These glasses are employed to safeguard military installations, important government buildings, and embassies.

Specifications:

Various types of materials are used to manufacture bulletproof glass that offers a different level of protection. These levels range from level 1 which can protect against 9mm bullets to level 10 which can sustain some 50 BMG bullets.

There are two most common types of resins used for bullet-resistant glass, acrylic and polycarbonate plastic. However, polycarbonate has become the most popular bulletproof glass material that gives the utmost level of protection.

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