This document discusses ballistic protection solutions from Gunnebo. It begins by introducing the speaker, Henrik Hansen, who has 10 years of experience selling high security solutions. It then discusses the need for ballistic protection due to rising terrorist threats. It provides an overview of European ballistic standards for glazing (EN 1063) and doors (EN 1522). The document presents reference photos of Gunnebo ballistic protection installations and discusses developing a protection standard against the Kalashnikov rifle. It emphasizes the increasing demand for combined security products that protect against ballistic, explosive and fire threats.

1. Ballistic Protection Solutions

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Speaker
Henrik Hansen
Worked for Gunnebo since 2007
Have sold solution with high security
for 10 years
Great experience with both ballistic as
well as combination security solutions

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Why Do We Need Solutions with Ballistic Protection?
"My weapons should only serve to keep borders. To serve peace, not war”
Mikhaïl Timofeïevitch Kalachnikov.

4. Terrorist Threats

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Terrorist threats mean protection needs have evolved
Social & Economic Context

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Who needs solutions with ballistic protection?
Public and commercial buildings
High demand for protecting of entry areas, solutions that
protect against attacks with weapons (facades, guards)
- embassies, headquarters, parliaments and government
buildings
Industrial and high-risk sites
New European Directives (Seveso III), high technical requirements
for the protection of sensitive places. New buildings (prisons)
- Prisons, Seveso placese
- Fængsler, Seveso-steder
Retail
Fear of terrorism is growing in many places: areas of refuge for
employees and customers, control centers, etc. must be protected

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Targets
INDUSTRY / TRANSPORT
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
RETAIL
BANK CIT

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 Overview
 EN 1063
• Glass in construction
• Safety glazing
• Testing and classification of resistance to bullet attack
 EN 1522
 Windows, Doors…
 Resistance to bullets
 Prescription and classification
 EN 1523
 Windows, Doors…
 Resistance to bullets
 Test method
European Ballistic Standards

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Glazing
EN 1063
Door set + solid infill
EN 1522
BALLISTIC RESISTANCE
Ballistic Standards

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European Standard EN 1063 – GLAZING RESISTANCE
(*) from BR1 to BR7 = Triangle of
120mm
SG2 = Triangle of 125mm

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EN 1063 – Glazing Resistance
Spalls (S) vs. No Spalls (NS)
Laminated Security Glass
Spalls (S) and No Spalls (NS)
• Two possible compositions for the
protected side
• NS glass for protection against injuries
• If S glass, installation of glass away from a
possible human interaction
SPALL NO SPALL PC NO SPALL

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Synthesis of the European Ballistic Standard
Door set resistance (EN 1522)
Glazing resistance (EN 1063)
Gun
Calibre
Munition
Nbre impacts
FB1 BR1 22LR 3
FB2 BR2 9mm 3
FB3 BR3 357 Magnum 3
FB4 BR4 44 Magnum 3
FB5 BR5 5,56 3
FB6 BR6 7,62 3
FB7 BR7 7,62 perfo 3
SG1
Calibre 12
1
FSG SG2 3
EN 1522 - DOOR SET RESISTANCE
EN 1063 - GLAZING RESISTANCE

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The ”Typical" Design Errors
 A bulletproof solution is described with the classification BRx
With that solution you have a shot-proof window.
There is no certainty that the frame and the glass, when put together, can
withstand an attack relative to the classification desired
Instead, a window part FB6 should be described, as the FB classification covers
both frame and glass - ie the entire installed product.
 A solution has been described with BRxS glass and safety film.
One wants to have the effect of an FB / BRxNS solution, ie no splinter on the
secured side, thus describing a solution with FB / BRBRxS glass and safety film,
as this is cheaper than a BRxNS solution.
This is false peace of mind. Testing at Gunnebo's test facilities has shown that the
first shot will be splinter-free as desired, but already at second shot there are
splints on the inside.

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Reference photos – CIT facade France

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Reference photos - CIT – sliding door combined protection

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Reference photos – The European Parliament

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Reference photos - Human rights watch

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Reference photos – Human rights watch

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Reference photos - Shopping Mall France

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Reference photos prisons

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Reference Photos
Siemens new headquater in Germany
Finnish Embassy in India

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Building – European Parliament

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The Kalashnikov has become the best-known weapon of modern times!
100 million AK-47 worldwide (the
most widespread individual weapon
in the world under various models
and manufacturing) (Czech,
Chinese, etc.)
250,000 deaths per year.
"My weapons should only serve to keep borders. To serve peace, not war “ de Mikhaïl
Timofeïevitch Kalachnikov.
Why this weapon is so successful?
The AK47 has become a rustic weapon that can be produced on a large scale for a lower cost.
It is easily dismantled and maintained.
Its use does not require extensive learning, even for less educated users. Robust and
functional, it is not sensitive to external agents such as mud, sand, dust.
• AK-47 became the favorite weapon of terrorists

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European Ballistic Standard vs Kalashnikov
 Issue:
 The « AK47 » Kalashnikov weapon is not integrated in the EN 1063 and EN 1522
European standards.
 This weapon is usually used in terrorist attacks.
 Solution :
 Gunnebo & Vetrotech (Saint Gobain) being on top of the security fault, decided to
develop a range of doors, partitions & armored windows.
 The French Laboratory accredited to carry out the ballistic tests in St Etienne has
confirmed that the most virulent ammunition that can easily be found is FMJ/PB/FeC
(PS Ball or MSC: Mild Steel Core), more perforating and also the most
representative of military ammunition.

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Gunnebo / Vetrotech Kalashnikov Tests against EN
 Tests have been completed and places in accordance
with EN 1522
Classe Arme Calibre Distance (metres) Vitesse
FB1 Rifle/Carabine .22 LR 10 360 m/s
FB2 Handgun/Pistolet 9mm Luger 5 400 m/s
FB3 Handgun/Pistolet .357 Magnum 5 430 m/s
FB4 Handgun/Pistolet
.357 Magnum
.44 Magnum
5
430 m/s
440 m/s
AK47 Rifle/Carabine 7,62 x 39 std 10 700 m/s
FB5 Rifle/Carabine 5.56 x 45 10 950 m/s
FB6 Rifle/Carabine
5.56 x 45
7.62 x 51
10
950 m/s
830 m/s
AK47 Rifle/Carabine 7,62 x 39 PS ball 10 700 m/s
FB7 Rifle/Carabine 7.62 x 51 10 820 m/s
FSG Shotgun/Fusil à pompe 12/70 10 420 m/s

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Combined Security Products Are More and More in Demand
VulTek+ S /A
 Fire
 Manual attacks
 Ballistic and explosive

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Certified Resistance for Shots and Explosion in the Same Construction
Test : ISL Laboratory
Profil
Glass-
filling
Explosion TNT (Kg)
Distance
(m)
KPA(s)
C92 BR6NS EXR3 12 5,5 700
C160 BR7NS EXR4 12 4 1600
C160
BR7NS
EXR5 12 3 2800
C160 BR6NS EXR5 12 3 2800

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Examples of Tests
 C92 test (Window with insulation)
 Test: EXR3 & EXR4
 Test glass: BR6NS & BR6S
 C160 test (Window)
 Test : EXR4 et EXR5
 Test glass: BR7NS & BR6NS

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