They also make glass faced Lexan, which is almost bullet proof. Some high end stores are starting to use it.
They also make glass faced Lexan, which is almost bullet proof. Some high end stores are starting to use it.
I worked on the glass at a high end jewelry store. Bulletproof, I'm not sure how to what calibre. But also several layers, and subk about 6 feet into the pavement. To minimize the likelihood of using a vehicle to crash through.
But tempered glass? It's gonna break slightly easier than non tempered, due to the compression.
Gotta be annealed, before it becomes stronger itself
I worked on the glass at a high end jewelry store. Bulletproof, I'm not sure how to what calibre. But also several layers, and subk about 6 feet into the pavement. To minimize the likelihood of using a vehicle to crash through.
But tempered glass? It's gonna break slightly easier than non tempered, due to the compression.
Gotta be annealed, before it becomes stronger itself
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