With over 40 years’ experience designing and manufacturing physical security products, Armortex is well positioned to provide architectural bullet resistant products . Armortex is a single source supplier for doors, windows, wall panels and related products for building fortification. .
Having built relationships with major architectural firms, contractors and sub-contractors we have a thorough understanding of physical security products. Whether it is a courthouse, police station, school, corporate office, military base or GSA project we can design and custom fabricate windows, doors and panels that will meet your specified needs.
FIBERGLASS PANELS
WINDOWS
DOORS
DEAL TRAYS
SPEAKERS
GUN PORTS
TRANSACTION DRAWERS
PACKAGE RECEIVERS
UL 752 vs. NIJ vs. ASTM F1233 vs. HP White: Which Standard Applies to Your Project
Short answer: these are not competing standards measuring the same thing. UL 752 rates architectural ballistic products. NIJ standards govern personal protective equipment. ASTM F1233 evaluates security glazing against combined ballistic and forced-entry attack. HP
Security Window Film vs. UL 752 Ballistic Glazing: What Film Can and Cannot Do
Short answer: security window film and bullet-resistant glazing solve different problems. Film reinforces existing glass against impact, fragmentation, and forced entry. UL 752 glazing absorbs and arrests projectiles. Film cannot stop bullets and cannot meet
The Engineering of Ballistic Glazing: Why Material Composition Dictates UL 752 Performance
No glazing system is truly bulletproof — and understanding why that distinction matters is the foundation of every sound ballistic specification decision you'll make. The security industry abandoned "bulletproof" as a technical term for a
