Bulletproof glass counter

Counters generally include bank counters, jewelry counters, gold jewelry counters and some other cultural relics or valuables counters. Because the function of the counter is to protect the light transmittance while further isolating non-essential contacts, for the safety of items or property, the display cabinets are basically all As shown in the figure below, in order to create a safer environment for bank counters, the materials used have national standards

Scenario application requirements

The application and scene display of bullet-proof glass counters, banks, showcases and exhibition cabinets in the Expo have different requirements for ballistic performance.

Bank bulletproof glass counter (cash counter): mainly customized production according to national standards (relevant test reports and qualifications are required);

Gold jewelry showcase: there is no industry standard for the showcase counter. Because different gold jewelers have different requirements for bulletproof, some use anti-smashing rather than bulletproof materials, and some use higher-level bulletproof materials as protection;

Museum showcase: Due to the relationship between the museum and cultural relics, different scenarios and applications have different requirements for bulletproof structures. For example, when cultural relics need to be moisture-proof, a sealing and defogging effect needs to be added. Therefore, the structure may be protected by an electrically heated hollow bulletproof glass structure.

Bulletproof glass counters cost