Deal trays are an easy and secure way to pass coins, cash, and other items between an employee and a customer. Here are some frequently asked questions about our deal trays: What window combinations come standard with an integrated deal...
Widely used in cash express locations, ticket booths, hotels, security deposit locations, and anywhere security is required for the transfer of funds or smaller items, our Level 3 T1 style ticket window is built with security in mind. Combine this...
Glass is an integral part of today’s architecture, and it often creates an important first impression. When you think of bullet resistant glass, something simple such as a bank teller window may come to mind, but it can actually be...
Steel has long been known as one of the toughest materials on earth, so naturally, it is one of the first materials that you probably think of when considering bullet resistance. Steel alloy can be tailored for the ideal mix...
If you have looked at our bullet resistance chart, you have likely noticed that Levels 6, 7, & 8 can handle multiple shots from various guns and bullets, while levels 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5 can only handle a...
With the increase of shootings in schools, churches, businesses, and other public places, many are seeking cost-effective security solutions for their windows and are reaching for window safety film as an answer. However, there seems to be a lot...
Are you considering bullet resistant panels but aren't sure if they can withstand the elements? Our customers live in a variety of hot and cold climates, and many have asked if the weather conditions they experience will affect the performance of...
The technology behind bullet resistant panels is fascinating. Unlike metal, bullet resistant panels not only stop bullets from penetrating an area, they actually absorb the bullet to prevent ricochet. This feature can mean the difference between life and death when...
Fire resistance is an important factor to consider when determining what safety materials you’ll need for your construction project. The old adage, “prepare for the worst and hope for the best” is a good approach to take. If you are...
