Choosing the right security glass @RiotGlass
Choosing the right security glass  @RiotGlass
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Forced entry and ballistic glass serve very different security needs. Forced entry glass is engineered to delay or deter physical intrusion attempts, resisting tool-based attacks and smash-and-grab threats. Ballistic glass is designed and tested to withstand firearm projectiles at defined threat levels, protecting people and property from bullet penetration. In this video we explain the key differences between forced entry-rated glazing and ballistic glass, their testing standards, performance levels, common applications, and how to choose the right security glass for your building or facility. Whether you’re securing storefronts, government facilities, schools, or commercial spaces, understanding these distinctions helps inform the best protective strategy for your project.

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