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In the face of growing risks linked to terrorism and armed conflict, protecting institutional buildings and strategic sites against ballistic threats has become a genuine operational requirement. Baumert’s bulletproof doors and partitions are certified to the classes required by the client.Ballistic resistance is defined by EN 1522-1523, which governs both test conditions and resistance levels.
Several European standards govern the resistance of doors to the effects of explosion.Standard EN 13123-2 defines the classification principles and resistance levels of structures subjected to explosive loads, while standard EN 13124-2 specifies the test methods for reproducing these loadings under controlled conditions.On sites storing explosive materials, defence installations or zones exposed to major industrial risks, equipment must be designed to withstand the overpressure effects generated by an explosion. This blast pressure is defined from precise scenarios incorporating the type of explosion, the standoff distance and room configuration.In this context, Baumert qualifies its equipment on pressure spectra representative of real exposure conditions. The most demanding access solutions developed reach resistance levels of up to 50 bars of blast pressure. These performances were developed to specification for critical environments such as munitions destruction centres.
Protection of the nuclear power plant against aircraft impact
Creation of a secure refuge area within embassies in the event of an attack
Safe and environmentally responsible destruction of chemical munitions
