Armor glass is engineered to withstand a high-level of impact generated by bullets and blasts. 

Armor glass is a piece of fabricated glass engineered to provide superior protection from high levels of impact by bullets and blasts. Its multi-layered construction and polycarbonate material keep it transparent while improving security from forceful impacts. It can easily absorb and dissipate the energy produced by high-velocity objects like bullets.

Here are some of the popular uses of toughened glass

1. Security and Protection

Fabricated glass is widely used in building housing government agencies, banks, embassies, and other sensitive offices that are always under threat. It creates a reliable shield against bullets and explosions. For this reason, it has become an essential part of the construction industry. Security personnel can guard the buildings and occupants from the safe confines of toughened glasses. 

2. Automotive Industry

Only bulletproof glass is used for making windshields in vehicles used to transport security personnel and VIPs. Similarly, armored vehicles are fitted with toughened glass to provide added protection from enemy firing. SUVs used for high-profile individuals are also bulletproofed with fabricated windshields and window panes. These windshields are tested for safety and efficacy before being fitted on vehicles.

3. Retail and Commercial Spaces

High-end retail stores such as jewelry shops and electronics stores always protect their entrance with toughened glass. It provides added safety against forceful entry, vandalism, and break-ins. Similarly, cash counters of banks and reception areas of businesses that receive hundreds of visitors rely on toughened glass to protect their employees from unruly visitors that can become violent even without any provocation. 

4. Residential Security

Anti-ballistic glass is increasingly being used to provide added security from vehicular noise and break-ins to residential buildings. A glass façade made of toughened glass creates visual appeal and provides a sense of security to the residents. Similarly, high-profile people can add an additional layer of safety to their homes.

5. Aerospace and Aviation

Aviation industries rely on fabricated glass for cockpit windows. Engineered glass can easily withstand extreme pressure exerted by bird strikes and potential debris during flight. Similarly, the toughened glass shields helicopter pilots and passengers from the hazards of air travel. The marine industry also relies on glass fabricators to design speed boats and cruise ships that brave high-pressure waves.

Armor glass has found applications in both military and civilian industries. It is used to bulletproof both vehicles and buildings. Also, it provides added security to army personnel guarding sensitive offices of government agencies and multinational companies.