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 Laminated glass can deter break-ins and "smash-and-grab" style looting in automobiles, houses, stores, museums, offices, and schools. It can also be engineered to provide high levels of security for institutional uses. If the glass breaks, the interlayer continues to provide a tough barrier that is difficult to cut or penetrate ... even with repeated blows.
Examples include:
- Automotive sidelites (Read more here.)
- Homes
- Stores
- Museums (See project example here.)
- Schools (See project example here.)
- Airports
- Detention centers
- Police stations
... including ballistics and force protection
Laminated glass can be used as a force protection measure, depending on anticipated threat levels. Standards and testing related to ballistics performance include the following:
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