Designed and manufactured in Australia to withstand up to 5000kg of TNT at 40 metres, BSA Blast resistant glass provides blast protection and has been subjected to extreme testing.
BSA Bullet, Blast and Attack resistant glass has been live tested to 5000kgs TNT at Woomera testing range. Pressures were recorded and are available upon request.
All standard products are available in performance enhancing glass such as solar, low iron, toned and patterned, and are available with a “Spall or Sacrificial” film, for additional protection.
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ARA Manufacture’s BSA Blast resistant glass can be used for government and military buildings, blast-rated structures and company buildings that operate in high threat level areas.
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| Specifications |
BSA 18
- Glass thickness: 18 mm
- Weight: 37kg / m2
- Certification: HP White HPW-TP-0500.03 Level: 2 Glass, 5000kg TNT – 40 metre stand off – live tested and certified.
BSA G1s (SCEC Endorsed)
- Glass thickness: (9mm handgun, 357 magnum), while still maintaining its attack capabilities.
- Weight: 45.3kg /m2
BSA G2 / SO / NIJ LEVEL IIIA (SCEC Endorsed)
- Glass thickness: 30 mm
- Weight: 57.7kg /m2
- Rated: 38 Special, 9mm, 357 magnum, .44 magnum handguns and 12 gauge (full choke) 32g SG shot.
BSA G2 LW (lightweight) (SCEC Endorsed)
- Glass thickness: 33mm
- Weight: 40.5kg /m2
- Rated: 38 Special, 9mm, 357 magnum and 44 magnum handguns.
BSA R2 / S1 / NIJ LEVEL III (SCEC Endorsed)
- Glass thickness: 50mm
- Weight: 96.7kg /m2 – all above and 7.62 x 51 – .303, AK 47, etc
BSA API S3a STANAG 4569 KE
- Glass thickness: 82mm
- Threat level: 3
- Rated: 7.62 x 54R B32 API (Russian Sniper – Armour Piercing Incendiary)
BSA Ballistic API S3b STANAG 4569 KE
- Glass thickness: 86m
- Threat level: 3
- Rated: 7.62 x 54R B32 API (Russian Sniper – Armour Piercing Incendiary)
AS/NZS 2343’ 97
National Institute of Justice (NIJ) 018.01
AS3555 – 2003 Forcible Attack Certification Level 2
5000kg TNT – 40 metre stand off – live tested and certified SCEC Endorsed.*
*The Security Construction and Equipment Committee (SCEC) is responsible for evaluation and endorsement of security equipment for use by Australian Commonwealth Departments and Agencies. The Security Equipment Catalogue (SEC) lists products which meet strict testing requirements and relevant SCEC standards.
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