

Bullet & Blast Resistant Steel Doors
Reinforcing Your Security Measures With Bullet Resistant Steel Doors
Bullet/Blast Resistant Steel Door Products
STEEL DOORS
Reinforcing Your Security Measures With Bullet-Resistant Transaction Windows
Ballistic steel doors deliver the ultimate line of defense in facilities that require advanced security measures. Engineered for high-risk environments, these hollow metal door systems combine heavy-duty steel construction with advanced ballistic armor to protect against armed threats, forced entry, and blast impact.
Action Bullet Resistant works with government facilities, financial institutions, and commercial properties to secure their premises. Our bulletproof steel doors provide uncompromising protection for entry points that need to be highly guarded.
*Equipment Standards are ranked and provided according to ASTM and US DoD standards.
What Our Bulletproof Transaction Windows Offer
Action Bullet Resistant bullet resistant steel doors feature innovative non-ricochet technology designed to capture and retain attacking projectiles. This significantly reduces the risk of random injury or lateral penetration.
Each bulletproof steel door system offers:
Level 1 to 10 bullet resistance to defend against threats ranging from handguns to high-powered rifles
Blast and impact resistance for comprehensive protection
Fiberglass armor core for superior ballistic performance
Multiple glazing options, including glass/polycarbonate composite, glass-clad polycarbonate, and multi-ply polycarbonate
Customizable sizing with heights from 80 inches to 108 inches and widths from 32 inches to 48 inches
Heavy-duty hardware, including clear anodized aluminum continuous gear hinges

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Our products are all rated using the standards and testing guidelines provided by ASTM International, as well as the U.S. Department of Defense's Minimum Antiterrorism Standards. Learn more by viewing details on each of the different standards.
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