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Armored glass protection levels

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Armored glass protection levels

Explore Secur*Glass armored glass protection levels and thicknesses, with ballistic standard designations provided for reference.

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LevelReference firearm and caliberCEN / DINEuropeNIJUSAULUSANOMThickness
Secur*Glass II
Illustration of a 9 mm Glock pistol pointing to the rightGlock 9 × 19 mm pistol
.357 Magnum revolver
B2, B3IIIIA17 mm
Secur*Glass III
Illustration of a .44 Magnum revolver pointing to the right.44 Magnum revolver
B4III-AIIIB21 mm
Secur*Glass III Plus
Illustration of a .30 caliber M1 carbine pointing to the right.30 M1 carbine
———B+25 mm
Secur*Glass IV
Illustration of a 7.62 × 39 mm AK-47 rifle pointing to the right7.62 × 39 mm
AK-47
B5——C32 mm
Secur*Glass IV Plus
Illustration of a 5.56 × 45 mm AR-15 rifle pointing to the right5.56 × 45 mm
AR-15 / M16
———C+36 mm
Secur*Glass V
Illustration of a 7.62 × 51 mm HK417 rifle pointing to the right7.62 × 51 mm (.308) · HK417
5.56 × 45 mm · AR-15 / M16 A2
B6IIIVIID38–44 mm
Secur*Glass VI
Illustration of an M240 machine gun, the US version of the FN MAG, pointing to the right7.62 × 51 mm AP
7.62 × 54 mm API
B7IV—E66 mm

Illustrations based on the original reference table, manufacturer documentation, and public-domain sources: S&W Model 29, M1 Carbine, AK-47, HK417, M16A2, and M240/FN MAG

Use this table as a starting point for your project. Ratings from different standards are not interchangeable because test methods and conditions vary. Contact our team to request the applicable standard, edition, and test report for the glass configuration you need.

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