ForceGlass™ Polymer Glass

The most effective, next generation impact resistant/ballistic glass must be layered according to listed properties. Resistance is all radial in each, while they also have concentrated qualities as listed.

The polymer glass must be protected by a spray on, weatherproof, UV protection outer layer. Liquid nylon is the plexiglass plates’ bonding agent.

The thickness gauges are for civilian vehicles at 25 mm in total. For civilian homes and for military use 37.5 mm is standard. For armoured personnel carriers 37.5 mm will be the recommended as the minimum ForceGlass thickness. Tanks will require double the ForceGlass to thickness, minimum.

Scratch resistance - Siloxane sheet (0.5 mm)

Planar dispersal - Nylon sheet (1 mm)

Co-linear compression - Plexiglass (medium de-formation strength) (10.5 mm)

Planar dispersal - Nylon sheet (1 mm)

Co-linear compression - Plexiglass (medium de-formation strength) (10.5 mm)

Planar dispersal - Nylon sheet (1 mm)

Scratch resistance - Siloxane sheet (0.5 mm)

Plexiglass is about 3.0 times more flexible than glass and 10 times more shatter resistant. Please audit those two 'facts'. The combination is superior to standard glass armour cladding.

25 mm glass cladding will resist an M16 bullet fired from the corresponding weapon at 35 mm. Test that in lab conditions to gauge the strength of the claim. Naturally, increase gauge for more resistive force.

Contemporary construction will benefit from the reinforced glass, as well. Transparent roofing at an angle or flat (sky light) or light well cladding. Light wells can be light chambers or summer houses. The ForceGlass is ideal for multi glazing. It does not conduct heat easily. The pseudo glass will be markedly resistant to hail showers.

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