What Is Armoring? - Materials, procedures, and expertise to guarantee your protection
Armoring a vehicle means providing it with bullet-resistant materials and purposeful security implements to repel an attack or take flight. Armoring usually incorporates the following elements:
- Change of auto glass for bulletproof glass.
- A plating system of steel or other bullet-resistant materials in:
- Passenger compartment: Doors, roof, floor, front and back, posts and pillars.
- Battery
- Gas tank
- Tire protection vs. punctures
- Defense system that releases skin and eye irritant spray around the vehicle.
- Siren and strobe lights to call the attention in case of attack.
- Satellite vehicle tracking system.
- Additional security implements, according to each client’s needs and circumstances.
There are five armoring levels
Every one of them provides protection against different gun calibers and potencies, and some of them have a variant. To learn more about armoring levels, click here. If you do not know which level of protection you require click here.
Armoring times
The armoring process takes 4 to 10 weeks, depending on the armoring level. click here to learn about the stages of the armoring process.
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Our service is as personalized as are the armoring type and level that you need: We listen to your concerns, determine the optimal security/investment balance that you require, and we prepare a quote and present it to you at your home or office.
Contact us so we can devise together the best plan for your security.
We work for you
To guarantee the quality that a product such as armor demands –on which lives depend– we follow a strict set of guidelines grouped into four concepts: