Abstract: A ballistic glass assembly may include a first layer of a poly ethylene terephthalate (PET) adhesive film. The ballistic glass assembly may further include a second layer of glass. The ballistic glass assembly may also include a substantially transparent impact resistant material positioned on an opposite side of the second layer from the first layer.

Abstract: A ballistic glass assembly including a first glass layer and a second layer including a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) adhesive film. The ballistic glass assembly may also include an intermediate layer comprising a substantially transparent impact resistant material positioned between the first layer and the second layer. Methods of forming the ballistic glass assembly where the second layer and the intermediate layer match the contour of the first glass layer.

Abstract: A ballistic fiber composition may include a fabric that may be comprised of polyamide fibers, an adhesive polymer coating the fabric, and a carbonaceous material and a ceramic filler embedded in the adhesive polymer coating. A method of producing a ballistic protective article may include mixing a carbonaceous material and a ceramic filler into an adhesive to create a mixture, and then coating a polyamide fabric with the mixture. A ballistic protective article may include an aromatic polyamide fabric that is coated with an elastomeric adhesive polymer coating, with calcium carbonate and a carbonaceous material embedded in the elastomeric adhesive polymer coating. The carbonaceous material may include at least one material selected from graphene, carbon nanofiber, and carbon nanotubes.

Abstract: A ballistic glass assembly may include a first layer of a poly ethylene terephthalate (PET) adhesive film. The ballistic glass assembly may further include a second layer of glass. The ballistic glass assembly may also include a substantially transparent impact resistant material positioned on an opposite side of the second layer from the first layer.

Abstract: Transparent ballistic glass includes a multilayered glass formed from film, acrylic, glass, polycarbonate and/or a tempered silica able to withstand impact from standardized military rounds most proliferated across the world, such as 5.56×45 mm (0.223), 7.62×39 mm (AK-47), and 7.62×51 mm (0.308). The glass comprises a plurality of layers, including hard layers and soft layers, wherein the hardest layers may position rearwardly in the glass and the softest of the hard layers position foremostly. Various embodiments include recesses spaced between layers to absorb shockwaves, insulate and reduce noise, as well as gridlines and smart glass.

Abstract: A ballistic glass assembly may include a first layer of a poly ethylene terephthalate (PET) adhesive film. The ballistic glass assembly may further include a second layer of glass. The ballistic glass assembly may also include a substantially transparent impact resistant material positioned on an opposite side of the second layer from the first layer.

Abstract: A ballistic fiber composition may include a fabric that may be comprised of polyamide fibers, an adhesive polymer coating the fabric, and a carbonaceous material and a ceramic filler embedded in the adhesive polymer coating. A method of producing a ballistic protective article may include mixing a carbonaceous material and a ceramic filler into an adhesive to create a mixture, and then coating a polyamide fabric with the mixture. A ballistic protective article may include an aromatic polyamide fabric that is coated with an elastomeric adhesive polymer coating, with calcium carbonate and a carbonaceous material embedded in the elastomeric adhesive polymer coating. The carbonaceous material may include at least one material selected from graphene, carbon nanofiber, and carbon nanotubes.

Abstract: A ballistic glass assembly including a first glass layer and a second layer including a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) adhesive film. The ballistic glass assembly may also include an intermediate layer comprising a substantially transparent impact resistant material positioned between the first layer and the second layer. Methods of forming the ballistic glass assembly where the second layer and the intermediate layer match the contour of the first glass layer.