The Euro Standard DIN EN 1522

Depending on the type of weapon and calibre and the way in which the shelling test is to be carried out, the Euro standard subdivides into seven different classes of shelling. When testing glazing, the test results are given the addition “S” for splinter outlet or “NS” which means “non-splitting. ”

 

It’s a safe thing from penetration. SITEC offers bulletproof systems up to the highest resistance class FB7. We make sure that the individual components fit perfectly together so that the complete system meets the safety regulations.

Class Type of weapon, calibre   Mass of projectiles Test distance (m) Bullet Speed (m/s)
FB1 Rifle 22 LR 2,6 +/- 0,1 10 +/- 0,5 360 +/- 10
FB2

Handgun, 

9 mm Luger

8 +/- 0,1 5 +/- 0,5 400 +/- 10
FB3

Handgun,

357 Mag.

10,2 +/- 0,1 5 +/- 0,1 430 +/- 10
FB4

Handgun,

357 Mag. /

44 Rem. Mag.

10,2 +/- 0,1

15,6 +/- 0,1

5 +/- 0,1

5 +/- 0,1

430 +/- 10

440 +/- 10

FB5 Riffle 5,56 x 45 4 +/- 0,1

10 +/- 0,5

10 +/- 0,5

950 +/- 10
FB6

Riffle 5,56 x 45 /

7,62 x 51 (Soft core)

4 +/- 0,1

9,5 +/- 0,1

10 +/- 0,5

10 +/- 0,5

950 +/- 10

830 +/- 10

FB7

Riffle 7,62 x 51

(Hard core)

9,8 +/- 0,1

10 +/- 0,5

820 +/- 10