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Ballistic
Protections
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Inside
surface (opposite threat side) - All Polycarbonate window shown with
both 9 mm 124 grain FMJ and .357 Magnum 158 grain JSP bullets.
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Inside
surface (opposite side) - No penetration by the bullets or spall from
the window. 9mm
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Outside
surface (threat side) - Acrylic-Polycarbonate window shown with a 9 mm
124 grain FMJ bullet impact
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Inside
surface (opposite side) - No penetration by the bullet or spall from
the window. 357 Magnum
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Threat side
- .357 magnum 158 grain JSP bullet impacts. The bullets were absorbed
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No spalling - No Penetration - inside
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Ballistic
Glass for Military vehicles & Hummer
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Designed and manufactured using all light
weight materials.
All-plastic laminates can be manufactured
and sold in large stock sized sheets which then could be cut into
smaller individually sized armored windows.
Easy frame mounting - Can be cut and or
drilled to facilitate any framing system.
Excellent residual vision after attack.
Non spalling design
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Transparent
Armor Commercial vehicles, SUV's and Marine applications
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Ballistic Doors, walls,Banks Tellers
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TRANSPARENT
ARMOR:
Level
IV Glass
Plastic
Laminate of layers with a spall
shield on the inside to prevent any fragmentation. Protected Areas:
Windshield, Backlite,
Sidelights Armored with Flat Glass
Level
IV Armour Defeats: 7.62 NATO, 5.56 Caliber Ammunition
AK-
47 7,62mm
x 39 AP (armour piercing), 7,62mm x 51, &
30.06
Rifle
USES & APPLICATIONS
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Armoured Vehicles
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Prison security doors and guard
gates/posts
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Riot shields, Clip boards and
Helmet
visors/shields
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Residential homes
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Banks, bank doors and teller
glass
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Aircraft, helicopters, water
craft
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VIP personal protection vehicles
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Airport security & parking
booths
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Transit booths
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Government buildings, Embassies
and
lobbies
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Malls, shops, stores/bomb blasts
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Corporate offices
and Executive
offices
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Military bases and
guard
points
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Courthouses
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Police stations
Offset Baffle
Design with ADA Station
Bank
Teller straight line in
butted/baffle designeller
& Platform Design
Bank Teller &
Platform Design
Ballistic
Standards
There is no country in the world
that has standards
regulating the installation methods in armoured vehicle construction.
Most
technologically advanced countries howerver, do have testing standards
for armoured materials. The following standards are considered as the
norm
in their country of origin and are often used in countries without
armouring
standards.
BALLISTIC STANDARDS
| LEVEL |
TYPE OF
WEAPON |
CALIBRE |
AMMUNITION |
TEST RANGE |
| I |
.38 Special
S&W |
.38 Special |
RN Lead 10.2g |
5M |
| IIA |
9mm Pistol |
9mm x 19 Para |
FMJ 8.0g |
5M |
| II |
.357 Magnum
S&W |
.357 Magnum |
JSP 10.2g |
5M |
| IIIA |
.44 Magnum
Colt |
.44 Magnum |
SWC/GC 15.55g |
5M |
| III |
AK47
Kalashnikov |
7.62mm x 39 |
M43 VH
200-385 7.9g |
5M |
| IV |
SLR L1A1 |
7.62mm x 51 |
M80 Ball 9.7g |
5M |
| V |
Dragunov SVD |
7.62mm x 54r
ST2M |
HS Penetrator
9.6g |
5M |
| V |
M16 |
5.56mm x 45 |
M193 3.56g |
5M |
| VI |
SLR L1A1 |
7.62mm x 51 |
AP M61 9.7g |
5M |
| VI |
M1 |
30-06 (7.62mm
x 63) |
AP 10.75g |
5M |
Note:
FDIG's level of
protection is based in part, on the United States Institute of Justice
(N.I.J.) standard 0108-01.
Abbreviations:
FMJ-Full
Metal Jacket, JSP-Jacketed Soft Point, RN-Round Nose, SWC-Semi
Wadcutter,
g-Gram, gr-Grain
All tests conducted are
based upon
average velocity of selected ammunition
There may be other standards
that should be taken
into consideration depending upon where the client is domiciled.
Armoured levels of protection
are similar in many
countries. As testing standards vary, the materials may be of a
different
thickness and quality to match each standard of armoured level.
When choosing armouring
levels, FDIG assists the
client to decide which projectile they wish to defeat, due to the
inconsistencies
of armouring levels in the armoured vehicle manufacturing industry.
Reference
should be made to the type of weapons available to terrorists in the
country
or state in which the car will be used. For example, level two armour
would
be useless in the Middle East or Eastern Europe where AK-47 rifles
(Kalashnikov)
are easily obtained.
As levels of protection
become greater, there
are obviously cost differences associated with each level of projectile
that must be defeated.
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