Ballistic Wall Panels

Available in bullet-resistant fiberglass and ballistic steel.

Fiberglass Structural Armor:

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Fabrication:

Fiberglass Structural Armor is readily fabricated using commonly available tools. Carbide or Ceramic grit edge saw blades are recommended. Drilling, spot facing, and counterboring are easily done with carbide tooling.

Decorating:

The composition of panels is similar to material used in the hull of fiberglass boats. Most good paints and adhesives bond readily to it. Sheet-rock and wood veneers can be bonded directly to its front face (the side bullet enters).

Applications Information:

Butt joints are ballistically weak. Reinforce them with 4″ wide strip of the same material. No rigid high density material should be used adjacent to the panel’s inner-surface (surface opposite the site bullet enters). Allow a minimum gap of 1/4″.

Specifications

Ratings of Bullet-Resisting Materials

Rating Ammunition Grain (g) Minimum Velocity fps (m/s) Number of shots Nominal Thickness Weight
UL Level 1 9mm full metal copper jacket lead core 124 (8.0) 1,175 (358) 3 1/8″ 1.2 lbs per sq ft.
UL Level 2 .357 Magnum jacketed lead soft point 158 (10.2) 1,250 (381) 3 ¼” Weight : 2.4 lbs per sq ft.
UL Level 3 .44 Magnum lead semi-wadcutter gas checked 240 (15.6) 1,350 (411) 3 7/16″ 7/16″
UL Level 4 .30 caliber rifle lead core soft point 180 (11.7) 2,540 (774) 1 1 ¼” 12.5 lbs per sq ft
UL Level 5 7.62mm rifle lead core full metal jacket, military ball 150 (9.7) 2,750 (838) 1 1 ¼” 12.5 lbs per sq ft
UL Level 6 9mm full metal copper jacket with lead core 124 (8.0) 1,400 (427) 5 ¼” 2.4lbs per sq ft.
UL Level 7 5.56mm rifle full metal copper jacket with lead core 55 (3.56) 3,080 (939) 5 1 3/16″ 12.0 lbs per sq ft.
UL Level 8 7.62mm rifle lead core full metal copper jacket, military ball 150 (9.7) 2,750 (838) 5 1 3/8″ 13.6 lbs per sq ft.

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