• Classification of Bulletproof Glass

    1. Pistol-proof glass (20~32mm): Prevent penetration of all pistol bullets. 2. Rifle-proof glass (35~60mm): More laminated layers provide higher protection against rifle bullets. 2. Classification by composite extra functions 1. Bulletproof & blast-resistant glass: Block bullets, blast shockwaves and fragments (ER grade). 2. Bulletproof & anti-breakage glass: Resist violent hammer and pipe impacts for anti-theft. 3. Bulletproof & fire-resistant glass: Combine ballistic protection and fire insulation. 3. Classification by application scenarios Residential villa glazing, bank & jewelry store security glass, embassy & sentry glazing, cash-in-transit vehicle windows.

  • What Is the Difference Between the Applicable Scenarios of Monolithic Fireproof Glass and Composite Fireproof Glass?​

    A single piece of fireproof glass is suitable for firewalls and fireproof partitions; The composite type is suitable for fireproof windows and fireproof doors, which are both fireproof and light-transmitting.

  • Can LOW-E Glass Be Adapted to Cold Areas?​

    It can be used with a hollow structure to enhance thermal insulation, which is fully adapted to cold areas.​

  • What Are the Characteristics of Tempered Glass?

    High strength, impact resistance, granular after crushing, safe and explosion-proof, suitable for doors, windows, guardrails and other scenes.

  • What Is the Fire Protection Time of Fireproof Glass?

    Depending on the model, the fire protection time ranges from 0.5 hours to 1 hour, which can meet the needs of different fire protection levels.

  • What Are the Advantages of Laminated Glass?

    It will not splash after breaking, and it has both safety and sound insulation effects. It is suitable for curtain walls, partitions and other scenes.

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