Three elementary school-aged boys step outside their school building, which has glass doors at the entrance fortified by c-bond, making them bullet resistant windows.

From Fragile to Fortified: C-Bond’s Role in Crafting Bullet Resistant Windows

Professional Window TintingSafety & Security Window Film

In an era where security concerns are at an all-time high, the need for enhanced protective measures in buildings has become paramount. From schools to corporate offices, the demand for robust security solutions is growing. And while security systems have their place, using bullet resistant windows can dramatically improve the safety of your building. Enter C-Bond, a revolutionary technology designed to strengthen glass against ballistic threats, thereby transforming existing glass windows and doors into bullet resistant strongholds.

Understanding C-Bond Technology

C-Bond’s patented nanotechnology targets and corrects the natural imperfections found in glass. By penetrating microscopic flaws found on glass surfaces, C-Bond significantly enhances the glass’s structural integrity, making it more resilient and durable. This process not only strengthens the glass but also increases its flexibility, making it less likely to shatter under impact. When coupled with security window film, C-Bond takes safety up to the next level as the window becomes more flexible, resistant to shatter, and holds its place on impact.

High Marks from C-Bond Impact Testing

C-Bond’s Ballistic Resistant System (BRS) has been rigorously tested and has achieved impressive results. It has been validated to pass the stringent standards of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Levels I, II, and IIA, as well as the Underwriters Laboratories UL 752 ballistic resistance test standards. These certifications are a testament to C-Bond BRS’s ability to withstand high-velocity projectiles, providing reliable protection in various scenarios.

Comprehensive Protection: Beyond Bullet Resistance

C-Bond’s protective capabilities extend beyond bullet resistance. C-Bond is equally effective against other forms of high-impact threats, such as bomb blasts and forceful strikes from tools like hammers or crowbars. This makes C-Bond an ideal solution for high-risk areas, including schools, police stations, government buildings, and commercial spaces, as well as residential locations. By reinforcing windows with security window film applied with C-Bond, Professional Window Tinting significantly enhances building security, giving students, residents, employees, and others peace of mind.  

Installing Bullet Resistant Windows with C-Bond 

Traditionally, security window film was installed using soap and water, which was an effective method for applying the film. However, soap and water provides no extra strengthening agent to the window, which C-Bond does. Now, C-Bond can be used in conjunction with security window film to further strengthen existing windows without the need for complete window replacement, and it is compatible with various glass types, making it a practical and cost-effective solution for improving building safety.

Let Professional Window Tinting Transform Your Existing Glass into Bullet Resistant Windows

The integration of C-Bond technology in creating bullet resistant windows marks a significant advancement in building security, a much needed attribute of public spaces today. Professional Window Tinting offers expert services to transform your existing windows into fortified, bullet resistant ones. By choosing a security window film applied with C-Bond through Professional Window Tinting, you’re not just upgrading your windows; you’re investing in peace of mind and enhanced safety for your space. Contact Professional Window Tinting today to learn more about how we can help secure your building with C-Bond technology.


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