Bullet-Resistant PC Panels for Transaction Windows

PC security-glazing enquiries for transaction windows. Define threat requirements, opening details and evidence for the proposed complete assembly. Image: material reference.

River People lists polycarbonate-based bullet-resistant constructions for security-glazing enquiries. Transaction-window projects require a defined threat requirement and a reviewed glazing assembly rather than selection by clear appearance or nominal panel thickness.

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Specification for quotation

  • Required ballistic standard and threat classification identified by the project security specifier
  • Opening dimensions, proposed frame drawings and panel quantities
  • Transaction tray, communication opening and glazing-interface details
  • Evidence required for the proposed construction and complete assembly; material identification and traceability

Material construction, feasible dimensions, tolerances, finish, fabrication scope and delivery terms are confirmed in the written quotation. This page does not establish a supply range, current stock, a fixed price or certification.

Application review

Have the responsible security designer review the panel, frame, anchorage and any transaction openings together. Request documentation for the actual construction proposed. This page does not claim a UL certification, a particular threat level or approval of a teller-window design.

Request a project quotation

Send drawings, quantities, intended use, destination and required documentation. Agree the sample or inspection evidence, packing and delivery requirements before ordering. See our Bullet-Resistant Polycarbonate Panels — Transparent Security Glazing Panels material overview or contact River People.

Image: existing site material or related application reference. It is not a verified photograph of a newly quoted configuration or current inventory. Appearance and any depicted geometry do not establish dimensions, material performance or certification; the agreed specification and approved sample or documentation govern the order.