Ballistic 、 Blast Protection: Engineering Resilience Against Extreme Threats

The 2023 Brussels terrorist attack – where flying glass shards caused 60% of casualties – reveals critical vulnerabilities in conventional glazing. KFORTS’ bulletproof glass windows, certified to EN 1063 BR7 (stopping .308 rounds), provide life-saving containment through:
Ballistic-resistant engineering:
Hybrid glass-ceramic-PVB laminates (30-75mm)
Anti-spall interlayers per ISO 16933
Structural framing compliant with EN 13123

Our blast-proof systems exceed EN 13541 ER4 standards, independently verified to withstand:
→ 150kg TNT detonation at 30m
→ 35kPa peak overpressure
→ Post-blast integrity maintenance

When NATO’s Brussels facility upgraded to KFORTS’ anti-explosion glass curtain wall in 2023, it achieved:
• BR6 ballistic resistance
• ER4 blast resistance
• EN 1364-1 fire resistance

The system’s multi-threat performance was proven during testing when it simultaneously stopped ballistic penetration (per EN 1063) and contained blast pressures (per ISO 16933). For embassies, data centers, and critical infrastructure, our ballistic-resistant glass partitions provide architectural flexibility without compromising protection.