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Andrew Haring Shares the Fun - and the Reality - of Testing Ballistic Glass

Date: 1 June 2023
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Andrew Haring Shares the Fun - and the Reality - of Testing Ballistic Glass
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Date: 1 June 2023

NGA's own Andrew Haring, vice president of business development, had a good time testing ballistic glass in Texas, while at the same time amplifying the message that our schools need bullet-resistant glazing.

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With reps from NGA member Quikserv, Inc./United States Bullet Proofing, Haring conducted unofficial testing (to ASTM standards) on UL 752 level 1 and level 8 ballistic glass, courtesy of NGA member Standard Bent Glass / SBG Defense. Texas Glass Association (an affiliated Chapter of NGA) member Sharp Glass fabricated the frame using NGA member Kawneer Company, Inc. sticks.

"Yes, it was fun. More importantly, we鈥檙e leveraging this opportunity to 鈥 bring attention to the need for bullet-resistant glazing in our schools," said Haring in his . "We adamantly endorse [congressional bill] H.R. 887: Securing Our Students Act, allocating additional funds to schools for bullet鈥恟esistant doors and windows ... that meet, at a minimum, the new ASTM standard on active shooter attack."

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NGA staff and member company representatives addressed the glass industry's role in the school security issue during the second annual Glass & Glazing Advocacy Days.

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  • Learn more about bullet-resistant glazing in our .
  • Advocate for using glass to secure schools by .

NGA teamed up with ASTM to develop the active-shooter test method.

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  • about how the standard directly addresses school security issues.

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