ArmorPlast® 375

Containment Grade Sheet

ARMORPLAST® 375 CONTAINMENT GRADE SHEET

ArmorPlast®375 containment grade sheet has a 3/8″ overall thickness – a two-ply laminate that satisfies the requirements of ASTMF1915 for a 30-minute attack.

Constructed of polycarbonate sheets, the laminate features an abrasion and UV-resistant coating for extended service life in harsh environments.

ArmorPlast® 375 is ideal for schools, religious facilities, retail stores, and corporate C-suite entrances to protect against forced entry. It is also ideal as a replacement panel in existing storefront-type door systems.

Glazing Recommendations

Structural security framing systems with equal or greater forced entry and/or ballistics ratings as the selected ArmorPlast™ laminates are recommended.
ArmorPlast™ laminate should be cut to allow for a minimum of one (1) inch edge engagement in the frame, with sufficient rabbet depth for material expansion (approx. 1/16”/ft.).
Use wet or dry sealants/gaskets that are compatible with polycarbonate.
Remove protective masking after glazing operations are completed and before prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, moisture, or high temperature.

Standard Sheet Size

38” x 96” • 48” x 96” • 60” x 96”

Product Specification

ArmorPlast™ 375 polycarbonate laminate:

Two-ply, clear Polycarbonate Sheet constructed as follows:

3/16” AR-1 abrasion-resistant surface
Polyurethane bonding interlayer
3/16” AR-1 abrasion-resistant surface

Applications

Jails

Detention Centers

Schools

Religious Facilities

Psychiatric Hospitals

For Protection Against Forced Entry

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THREE LEVELS OF PROTECTION | YOU’RE BUYING TIME

30 Sec – 1 Minute

Security film’s time delay is comparable to
scissor gates, bars, and roll-down shutters

GOOD

AP25 Access Denial

No Entry

BETTER

No Entry + Bullet Resistant

BEST

Frequently Asked questions

What sizes are available?

Riot Glass® (RG) and ArmorPlast® (AP) are available in maximum sizes 72″ x 120″. If window openings exceed that size, we simply reconfigure the mullions using our AP Series support mullions specifically designed to accommodate our AP and RG Framing. RG Security Laminates (our exclusive line of security window film) is available in 72″ maximum widths at any length.

Will it look like my existing glass?

Riot Glass®, ArmorPlast®, and RG Security Laminates all look like regular glass. Depending on the thickness, visual acuity can be slightly affected, but overall you won’t see a distinguishable difference. Yellowing is not a concern and is covered by the warranty. For added safety, all three products allow police and patrol services to see inside your property. Privacy tints are available as an option in most Riot Glass® products.

How do I clean and care for security glass?

Traditional cleaning methods work on all types of Riot Glass® security glass and laminates. All of our security glass products have a protective outer layer to avoid scratching and marring. The process is similar to caring for a new car. You put it through all kinds of paces every day, but you do so with care and attention to detail. Treat security glass the way you would the finish on a fine automobile and you’ll enjoy years of trouble-free service. Always follow the cleaning instructions that come with your Riot Glass® purchases for optimal product longevity.

What is the warranty on the glass and framing?

Warranties vary by product and can also change depending on whether the application is commercial or residential. In some cases, our products carry a limited lifetime warranty, while others are protected for up to 15 years. Your security specialist will provide details on both warranty coverage and life expectancy for your specific product needs.

How do I know it will work?

All of our products have been thoroughly tested in highly accredited laboratory settings and, more importantly, in real-world situations. While there are no ironclad guarantees, every retail store, commercial building, school, and home needs some level of security glass protection. Security glazing products are designed to delay and deter, and in many cases are the determining factor between life and death.

What happens during a site inspection?

Our security specialists will do a complete threat assessment, discuss your goals, and provide a detailed, easy-to-read proposal. We will also measure your windows and frames, then evaluate the overall condition and retrofit adaptability to determine the best solution for your property.

Do I need to remove signage and graphics?

It depends on which product you select and where the graphics are displayed. During the site inspection, our expert security consultant will advise whether graphics must be removed and replaced or stay intact.

What is UL 752? What’s the difference between ballistic and non-ballistic ratings?

Underwriters Laboratories™ offers multiple ballistic rating levels. Designed to measure bullet resistance, ballistic ratings factor in the grain (weight), caliber, and velocity of the ammunition. Non-ballistic (containment grade) products allow bullet penetration, but won’t break down or appreciably diminish in strength. In other words, the bullets leave holes, but the panels remain intact, keeping intruders out of the building.

HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?

Contact us

17941 Brookshire Lane
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
(800) 580-2303
info@riotglass.com

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