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Bullet resistant fiberglass can be used in any setting. It has been hidden behind drywall, millwork, countertops and other décor to protect civilians from bullets. The material is an unfinished opaque product that provides a subtle barrier against the projectiles for safety purposes.
Bullet-Resistant Fiberglass
Ballistic fiberglass is used in government, financial, data, medical and industrial settings. These materials have a range of UL 752 levels including 1-3 with standard sheet sizes up to 10 feet wide and 4 foot tall. We can also provide custom size sheets as well as other material ranging from level one through eight for any specific needs you may have!
Ballistic Fiberglass
Fiberglass Armor is a reinforced structural polyester laminate that exhibits unique bullet resisting characteristics. The flat opake sheets are molded in presses with high pressure and temperature. The hard surface and toughness of the material cause will cause the bullet to distort and flatten. As the bullet penetrates the layers of fiberglass material, the energy of the bullet is dissipated within.
Bulletproof fiberglass sheets by size:
ul75248 - 1/2" Level 3 bullet resistant fiberglass armor ul752 ballistic level 03 rating fiberglass 48" x 96"
ul75248 - 1/2" Level 3 bullet resistant fiberglass armor ul752 ballistic level 03 rating fiberglass 48" x 120"
ul75248 - 4' x 8' UL 752 Tested & Rated Level 3 Fiberglass
ul75248 - 4' x 10' UL 752 Tested & Rated Level 3 Fiberglass
ul75248 - 4' x 8' UL 752 Tested & Rated Level 4 Fiberglass
ul75248 - 4' x 10' UL 752 Tested & Rated Level 4 Fiberglass
Other sizes and levels available upon request.
Areas to Install Ballistic Fiberglass
Ideal for teller counters, gas stations, convenience stores, pay counters, private homes, remote electronic building, secure rooms, judge benches, reception areas, and school classrooms.