Bulletproof glass

One of the most notable advantages of bulletproof glass is its exceptional ballistic resistance, which is tailored to withstand varying levels of projectile threats without compromising the safety of individuals or assets behind it. Unlike traditional security measures such as steel plates, bulletproof glass maintains optical transparency—offering clear visibility while providing protection, making it ideal for scenarios where visibility is critical, such as bank teller windows, convenience store counters, and vehicle windshields. Additionally, bulletproof glass provides secondary benefits, including soundproofing and impact resistance against non-ballistic threats: the multiple layers and interlayers absorb sound waves, reducing external noise pollution, and the tough polycarbonate core resists damage from vandalism (such as rocks or baseball bats) and extreme weather (like hailstones or flying debris during storms). It also offers fire resistance to some extent, as the interlayers ca…