Concealed ballistic glass, also known as hidden ballistic glass, is a type of bullet-resistant glass that is designed to blend seamlessly with surrounding non-bullet-resistant glass. It offers protection from gunfire while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

 

 

The table below provides specifications for Concealed ballistic glass

Type	Thickness (mm)	Weight (kg/m²)	Ballistic Rating
Concealed Glass	17.52	44.7	NIJ Level IIIA
Concealed Glass	21.52	54.8	NIJ Level III
Concealed Glass	27.52	71.1	NIJ Level IV

 

Note: The ballistic rating indicates the level of protection the glass offers against different types of bullets, as determined by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ).

 

 

Concealed ballistic glass provides excellent protection against gunfire, making it ideal for use in high-security settings.

It blends in seamlessly with non-bullet-resistant glass, allowing for an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

The glass is highly durable and can withstand significant impact without shattering or breaking.

It offers a high level of security without compromising visibility.

 

 

Concealed ballistic glass is commonly used in high-security settings where protection from gunfire is necessary but an aesthetically pleasing appearance is desired. Some examples of its applications include:

Banks and financial institutions

Government buildings

Embassies and consulates

High-end retail stores

Museums and art galleries

 

 

 

Q: What is concealed ballistic glass?
A: Concealed ballistic glass is a type of bullet-resistant glass that is designed to blend seamlessly with surrounding non-bullet-resistant glass while providing protection from gunfire.

Q: What is the ballistic rating of concealed ballistic glass?
A: The ballistic rating of concealed ballistic glass varies depending on the thickness of the glass. It ranges from NIJ Level IIIA to NIJ Level IV.

Q: What are some of the advantages of concealed ballistic glass?
A: Concealed ballistic glass offers excellent protection against gunfire, blends in seamlessly with non-bullet-resistant glass, is highly durable, and offers a high level of security without compromising visibility.

Q: Where is concealed ballistic glass commonly used?
A: Concealed ballistic glass is commonly used in high-security settings such as banks, government buildings, embassies, high-end retail stores, museums, and art galleries.

 

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