Security glazing

Security glazing and systems

Ballistic glass and systems for banks, public buildings, mining and energy sites, guard posts and sensitive residences. Choose the threat first; glass, frame and documents are confirmed per project.

  • Classes BR1 to BR7 and SG1
  • Glass and system in the same class
  • A real site installation in Mali
A projectile stopped in the first layers of multi-layer laminated glass, cracks not reaching the protected side

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A projectile stopped in the first layers of multi-layer laminated glass, cracks not reaching the protected side
Security glazing and systems

Bulletproof glass

Laminated ballistic glass in classes BR1 to BR7 and SG1; flat or curved, made to your size.

  • BR1 to BR7 and SG1
  • NS and S
  • Flat or curved
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Glazed security door with anthracite aluminium frame, door closer and vertical pull handleReal project
Security glazing and systems

Bulletproof doors and windows

Frames that work to the same class as the glass: security doors, windows and counter partitions.

  • System class EN 1522/1523
  • Single or double leaf
  • Fixed or opening
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Two technicians fitting a window to a glazed guard booth at an entry checkpoint
Security glazing and systems

Guard booths and teller counters

Made-to-size glazed guard booths, bank teller counters and protected glass partitions.

  • Made to size
  • Selectable BR class
  • Booth, counter, partition
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Protection classes

Choose the threat first; the glass thickens to match.

Compare EN 1063 classes. Thickness and weight are supplier reference values; the exact build-up is confirmed by the test report.

BR4 NS, 25 mm, 50 kg/m²25 mmATTACKPROTECTED SIDESchematic

BR4NS

Weapon
Handgun
Calibre
.44 Magnum
Bullet type
FJ/FN/SC
Bullet mass
15.6 g
Range
5 m
Velocity
440 m/s
Typical thickness25 mm
Typical weight50 kg/m²

Threat definitions are from EN 1063; thickness and weight come from the supplier reference table. An insulated (double-glazed) option is available in every BR class.

From site

A real installation: Mali.

A glazed security door with an anthracite aluminium frame: during installation on the left, after handover on the right.

Door and window systems
Glazed security door standing open during installation, pull handle still in protective filmReal project
The same system during installation. Mali.
Glazed security door with anthracite aluminium frame, door closer and vertical pull handleReal project
Glazed security door after handover. Mali.
Standards and documents

A class is proven by the report of the product delivered.

The glass class and the door or window system class are separate documents. For every project we state which standard is met by which report.

EN 1063

Bullet resistance classes for architectural security glazing: BR1 to BR7, SG1 and SG2.

EN 1522 / 1523

Bullet resistance of windows, doors and shutters as systems, and the test method (FB classes).

UL 752

North American standard for bullet-resisting equipment; equivalence is assessed where a project requires it.

ISO 16935

International test and classification standard for bullet-resistant security glazing.

Tell us about your project

Not sure of the class? Describe where it will be used; a photo of the opening and a rough size are enough to start.

Please give at least a phone number or an email.

Questions

What buyers ask before a quote.

Which class do I need?

Under EN 1063, classes BR1 to BR4 cover handguns and BR5 to BR7 cover rifles. If unsure, describe the site and we will set the class together.

Can I see a test report?

The relevant test report for the chosen class is shared at quote stage; sample requests are assessed per project.

Why are there no prices?

Products are priced by size, materials, quantity and delivery point. Tell us what you need and we prepare FOB or CFR prices, documents and a shipping plan together.