By Jim Richards
Today, the ballistic industry has plenty of diversity and niches. There are people who are just doing security films. There are others who are doing doors. There are businesses that have evolved into the residential space, or specialize in access control.
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The word “bulletproof” is often used synonymously with “indestructible” or “impenetrable.” In that context, you may...
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In most office environments, there are three key locations that benefit from bulletproof office windows:
Bulletproof, blast-proof, and forced-entry glass are mainstays in the security industry. While they have very different...
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No. Regardless of what you’ve seen in a movie, a wood door won’t stop a bullet. That is, unless you’ve invested in...
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When you’re planning your ticket line security, the golden rule of bulletproofing applies: the “best” transaction window
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Bulletproof glass is very thick, which can make it difficult to hear someone speaking on the other side. Fortunately,...
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