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When evaluating which type of bullet-resistant barrier fits your needs, there are several factors to consider, including:
The various levels of protection have been established by the Underwriters Laboratory (UL), which is the primary testing organization for materials used in bullet resistant barriers. Most facilities, including banks, credit unions and convenience stores, are sufficiently protected using materials rated from UL Level I through UL Level III.  The protection level rating tool, found next to each product on the Total Security Solutions' website, enables you to quickly determine if a product fits your facilities required level of protection. Our complete line of bullet-resistant products is tested according to UL standards by H.P. White Laboratory in Maryland. Prior to releasing a bullet-resistant product to the public, we ship a sample to H.P. White to be tested and approved. The testing process involves shooting the specified handguns, found in our Standard UL Protection Level Ratings chart, at the product sample to ensure the bullet does not exit the back side of the material. Areas typically known to be weakspots, such as around a door lock, are targeted heavily during testing to ensure they meet the same requirements for UL approved protection. View our Standard UL Protection Level Ratings chart to determine the level of protection needed for your facility. |
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