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bulletproof glass
(redirected from Bullet-resistant glass)

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bullet-resisting glass
A laminated assembly consisting of four or more sheets of glass stacked alternately with layers of a transparent plastic resin, then bonded under heat and pressure.


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Mrs Davies' QC, Nicholas Braslavsky, told the High Court in London that experts agreed bullet-resistant glass would have stopped the bullet penetrating the windscreen.
The barrister told Mr Justice Burnett that experts agreed that had there been bullet-resistant glass the bullet "would not have penetrated the windscreen".
Which is all very well if you can afford it CAPTION(S): ABSOLUTE DISCRETION: At first glance, you are unlikely to notice a difference between the Armoured XJ and the standard model, but a closer inspection reveals the likes of bullet-resistant glass, steel armouring and Kevlar underfloor protection; A SAFE BET: The Armoured XJ combines the refinement you'd expect from Jaguar with the peace of mind that it has been rigorously tested to withstand the fiercest of attacks
 
 
 
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