Glass Hardening Window System Delaying Forced Entry And Adding Bullet Resistance
DELAY.
PROTECT.
FORTIFY.
Fortified applies bullet resistant glass hardening systems to your existing glass, reinforcing it to delay forced entry and help safeguard what matters most — without compromising the appearance of your space. NIJ and UL752 certified options are optically clear, applied directly to the glass you already have, and installed around your schedule.
NIJ 2 AND UL752 CERTIFIED OPTIONS
OPTICALLY CLEAR
APPLIED TO EXISTING GLASS
INSTALLED AROUND YOUR SCHEDULE
OUR APPROACH
DEDICATED TO PROTECTING WHAT MATTERS MOST
At Fortified we take a different approach. We understand the challenges of securing sites with limited budgets and countless threats. Our experts work with your team to identify the needed delay time and then build a plan to strengthen resistance quickly.
Complimentary assessments and product demonstrations
Lab tested against active shooter simulations
Works on Single or Dual Pane Glass
Optically clear solution leaving a factory-like finish
100%
INDEPENDENTLY LAB TESTED & CERTIFIED
PROTECTION LEVELS
SECURITY SOLUTIONS
Every facility has unique security requirements. Review the levels of protection to help determine what best aligns with your risk profile, existing conditions, and operational needs.
PROTECTION THAT WORKS
FORTIFIED SOLUTIONS IN ACTION
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Transparent Test Conditions
We identify the glass type, product configuration, ammunition, shot placement, and other relevant conditions so viewers understand exactly what is being demonstrated. -
Verified Common Ammunitions
We use a chronograph to measure projectile velocity confirming ammunition is aligned with standards. -
Real-World Glass Configurations
Our demonstrations use common glass configurations found in typical building structures. -
Repeated Impact Testing
Multiple impacts demonstrate how the system remains in place and continues to resist penetration after the glass has broken. -
Testing Grounded in Current Standards
Our products are evaluated using applicable, current testing standards and clearly documented test conditions. Since ASTM distinguishes forced-entry resistance testing from ballistic-resistant glazing testing, it is important to identify which standard and performance claim applies.