Armored panels — what you need to know about special-purpose structures

Armored panels for engineering and technical strengthening of institutions are special structures that provide a level of protection and safety for various types of buildings and institutions. These panels are created using armored materials that are designed to withstand various types of physical attacks and impacts such as explosions, bullets, intrusion attempts, etc.

The main characteristics and functions of armored panels for engineering and technical strengthening of institutions include:

• explosion protection: armored panels designed to provide protection against explosions and mining. They can prevent the destruction of a building or parts of it if there is an explosion nearby.
• Ballistic Protection: The panels are ballistic, allowing them to withstand gunfire. They are used in buildings where there may be a risk of gunfire attacks.
• Intrusion Protection: Armored panels can also be used to reinforce doors, windows and walls to prevent intruders and unauthorized access.
• Protection against biological and chemical attacks: Some armored panels can provide protection against biological and chemical threats, which is especially important in buildings where hazardous substances are stored or research is conducted.
• Fire Resistant: Some panels also have fire resistant properties that help prevent the spread of flames and smoke.

Armored panels can be installed in various types of buildings, such as important government and commercial institutions, banks, military installations, as well as in private homes and offices where additional security is required. These panels can be part of a comprehensive security system, which also includes video surveillance, access control and alarm systems.

• armored walls and panels: These panels are designed to strengthen walls and provide protection from bullets, explosions and other physical attacks. They can be made of armored steel, armored glass or other armored materials.
• armored doors are used to provide protection to building entrances from intruders and ballistic threats. They usually have a multi-layer construction and may include armored panels made of steel or ceramics.
• Armored Windows: These panels are designed to protect windows from bullets, explosions and ballistic attacks. They can be made of armored glass or plastic that is resistant to firearms.
• Armored Ceilings and Floors: In some cases, ceilings and floors can also be reinforced with armored panels to provide a full level of protection within the building.
• armored partitions: they are used to divide space inside a building and provide protection from bullets and physical attacks.
• armored coatings and cladding: These panels can be installed over standard walls or surfaces to provide an extra layer of protection. They can be made from a variety of materials, including armored steel, ceramics, or composites.

Armored panels — production materials

Materials used to create armored panels may include:

• One of the most common materials for armored panels is armored steel of different strength classes.
• Special types of glass can be armored to protect against ballistic threats.
• armored ceramic panels have a high degree of ballistic protection.
• Multilayer composite materials can provide joint protection against different types of threats.

Selection of armored panels

The choice of armored panel type and material depends on the specific safety requirements and budget for each specific application.

Selecting armored panels requires careful consideration and consideration of several key criteria, which may vary depending on the specific situation and security needs. Here are some basic criteria to consider when choosing armored panels:

• determine the level of protection your facility requires. This may include protection from bullets, explosions, ballistic attacks and other types of physical threats. Select armored panels that meet this level of protection.
• Select armor panel material according to the type of threats they are intended to protect against. Armored steel, armored glass, ceramics and composites are common material options.
• determine what size and shape armored panels are needed. They can come in a variety of sizes and shapes to suit your property’s specifications.
• consider how armored panels will be integrated into the existing infrastructure of your building or facility. Ensure that they will be installed in a manner that provides continuous protection and maintains the aesthetics of the interior.
• Please note that a high level of protection may be expensive, but is important for security.
• Make sure that the armored panels you choose meet the required safety standards and certifications, such as ballistics standards or blast protection regulations.
• In some cases it is important to maintain the aesthetics of the interior, so make sure that the armored panels can be combined with the design of your property.
• if fire safety is also important, ensure that the armored panels have the appropriate characteristics.

The choice of armored panels should be based on your facility’s specific security needs and protection requirements. Professional advice and collaboration with security experts can help you make more informed decisions.