What is Spall in Ballistic Glass?
“Spall” is chipping or fragmentation from a solid body due to anything from erosion to a forceful impact. In ballistic...
Types of Level 3 Bulletproof Glass and Where They’re Used
In recent years, Level 3 bulletproof glass has become the most common window material for enhanced building security,...
What's Next for the Future of Bulletproofing?
By Jim Richards
If what I've seen during the last three decades is any indicator, bulletproofing is going to continue...
Pass Through Window Security: How to Pick Package Receivers & Passers
One of the challenges of ballistic reinforcement is how to handle transactions. Passing items and paperwork back and...
Window Films Can Increase Security, But Can’t Stop Bullets
By Jim Richards
In the fall of 2024, the International Window Film Association (IWFA) renewed their statement on the...
Celebrating Christine Sermak, TSS CHRO and MMA Talent Champion 2024
Every year, the Michigan Manufacturers Association (MMA) celebrates “the most innovative, game-changing,...
When Was Bulletproof Glass Invented? The History Of Bulletproof Glass
The invention of bulletproof glass is not attributed to a single person. Small, iterative advancements throughout...