PREMIER LEVEL 8 BULLET-RESISTANT |
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Level 8 Bullet Resistant Fiberglass Applications
Engineered for use in high-risk environments, Level 8 panels are ideal for facilities that require advanced defense against robbery, forced entry, vandalism, and even military threats. These systems are commonly found in military installations, government buildings, data centers, embassies, and critical infrastructure sites, but they can also be installed in residential areas.
When lives and sensitive assets are at stake, UL 752 Level 8 fiberglass panels provide the confidence and durability needed to withstand extreme ballistic threats while maintaining structural integrity.
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Some of the industries that use bullet resistant fiberglass panels are as follows:
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Other applications for Level 8 Bullet Resistant Fiberglass includes:
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The Benefits of Level 8 “Bulletproof” Panels
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1. Non-spalling: The panels do not break into fragments upon impact, reducing the risk of shrapnel.
2. Non-conductive: The fiberglass material does not conduct heat or fire during a bullet impact, enhancing safety. 3. Non-ricocheting: These panels capture bullets instead of allowing them to bounce off, which helps prevent secondary injuries to others nearby. 4. Delayed forced entry: Our panels provide a delay against forced entry during burglary or assaults. 5. Multi-shot protection: They can withstand multiple shots within one square foot. |
6. Easy installation: Our bullet-resistant panels are designed for straightforward installation.
7. Resistance to 7.62 NATO rounds: These panels can withstand rounds commonly used in military assault rifles. 8. Low wicking properties: The panels are designed to absorb minimal moisture, preventing mold buildup. 9. Non-toxic materials: Made from safe materials, our bullet-resistant fiberglass contains no harmful substances like formaldehyde. Overall, choosing Level 8 bullet-resistant panels is a smart option for enhancing safety and security without sacrificing quality or ease of use. |
UL 752 Level 8 Specifications
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Nominal Thickness
1 – 7/16” Minimum fps 2750 Grain 150 No. of Shots 5 Ammunition Tested 150 grain (9.7 g) 7.62mm rifle full metal copper jacket with lead core, military ball, minimum velocity of 3080 fps (2750 mps) |
Nominal Weight
15.2 lbs per square foot Velocity m/s 838 (g) 9.7 UL 752 Paragraph 4.10 Panel Sizes 3’ x 8’ 3’ x 9’ 3’ x 10’ 4’ x 8’ 4’ x 9’ 4’ x 10’ 5’ x 8’ 5’ x 9’ 5’ x 10’ |
UL752 Standard for Bullet Resisting Equipment – Level 8 Paragraph 4.10
National Institute of Ballistic Standards NIJ0108.01 – Level III
One Hour Fire Rating Per ASTM E119-98
ASTM F1233-98 Standard Test Method for Forced Entry Testing of Materials/Assemblies
ASTM E 90-97, E 413-87, E 13320-90 Classifications for Sound Transmission Loss
Frequently Asked Questions About UL 752 Level 8 Bullet-Resistant Wall Panels
What is UL 752 Level 8 protection? UL 752 Level 8 is a high-level ballistic rating that certifies a panel to stop five shots from a 7.62 mm rifle (.308 or AK-47), delivering muzzle energy up to 3,048 ft-lbs. It’s designed to defend against high-powered rifles used in armed assaults.
What material is used in Level 8 panels? Our Level 8 panels are made from multi-layered bullet-resistant fiberglass using a proprietary resin matrix. This composite construction offers strength, durability, and effective energy dispersion during ballistic impacts.
Who typically uses Level 8 bullet-resistant panels? These panels are commonly used in high-security environments such as police stations, military facilities, financial institutions, government buildings, and panic rooms. They’re also an excellent choice for luxury residences requiring rifle-level protection.
Are Level 8 panels appropriate for safe rooms? Yes. UL 752 Level 8 panels are ideal for safe rooms or hardened areas designed to resist rifle threats. For maximum protection, we recommend combining them with our High-Security Doors.
What are the size and weight specifications? Panels are approximately 1 7/16″ thick and weigh around 15.2 lbs per square foot. Custom sizes and cutouts are available for doors, windows, and utility penetrations.
Can these panels be hidden behind walls? Yes. Level 8 panels can be installed behind drywall, wood paneling, or millwork. We can also provide architectural support to help you conceal them without compromising safety.
How do you install Level 8 panels? They can be attached using mechanical fasteners or adhesives, depending on the wall construction. Due to the panel’s weight and threat level, we recommend professional installation or consultation with a contractor.
Can Level 8 panels be cut or modified on-site? Yes, the panels can be trimmed on-site using diamond grit blade. Always wear Proper Protective Equipment and follow safety guidelines when cutting fiberglass materials. Pre-cut panels are recommended when exact dimensions are known.
How can I get pricing or more information? Use our Quick Quote form or call us directly. We’ll help with everything from panel selection to delivery logistics.
