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Product Features
Pre-Engineered Models
Accessories
KriegerPlate
Bullet and Forced Entry
Krieger's bullet resistant doors and windows are designed to protect personnel and property from small arms fire. And like all Krieger doors and windows they are manufactured to the size, style, and finish requested.
Krieger also offers bullet and ricochet resistant doors, frames, windows, pass through trays, transfer boxes, and voice ports.
Bullet Resistance
UL 752, N.I.J. (0108.01) Levels 1 - 10
Available in both metal and wood veneer
N.I.J. Levels I, IIA, II, IIIA, III & IV
Available in both metal and wood veneer
Ballistic Standards
MIL-SAMIT Part 1 80 Ball
MIL-SAMIT Part 2 (AP) Armor Piercing rounds
NATO M80 25 shots in an 8 inch circle
MIL-SAMIT Part 2 (AP) Armor Piercing rounds
NATO M80 25 shots in an 8 inch circle
Custom Manufactured to Your Specifications
Configuration
Bullet resistant doors are available in flush design or with vision lights and as single or pairs of hinged doors, including single or bi-parting horizontal sliding doors. All assemblies are available manual or power operated.
Frame Configuration
Krieger offers standard frame designs and can engineer special frame profiles to complement wall construction and architectural style.
Optional Features
Forced Entry - 5 min, 15 min.
SD-STD-01.01 REV. G (AP) Armor Piercing rounds
ASTM F3038
ASTM F3038
Acoustical - Up to STC 55
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Blast Resistant - UFC 4-010-01
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Fire Labels and Positive Pressure
Up to 3 Hours:
UL 10C, UBC 7-2, UBC 7-4 250º, 450º, 650º temperature rise, up to 3 hours UL 10C.
Smoke Labels:
Up to 20 minutes
Bullet Door Construction
Formed, heavy gauge, steel face sheets constructed around a custom engineered, steel rib core with interior armor plate as required to protect against specified threat.
Glass
Calculated and certified glass or glass/polycarbonate glazing materials are available. (If glazing is provided by others it must bear a visible UL 752 mark.)
Sizes
Standard and custom sizes available. No limits.
Hardware
Operating hardware is available in all standard builders' finishes. Mortise or cylindrical locksets, exit devices, and security hardware are the basic options.
Wall Panels
Bullet resistant Fiberglass wall panels are available and have been tested in accordance with UL 752 for levels 1-4 (levels 5-8 are pending).
Performance Combinations
KriegerPlate bullet resistant doors and windows can be manufactured for multiple performance requirements including acoustical, blast resistance, thermal protection, radio frequency shielding or any combination thereof.
Acoustical Door Panels with an included Bullet Resistant Rating
| Acoustical Rating | Bullet Resistance |
|---|---|
| STC 45 - 48 | UL Level 1 & 2 |
| STC 49 - 55 | UL Level 3 |
Accessories
Krieger Blast and Forced Entry doors and windows can be fabricated with the following:
- Voice Ports
- Pass Through Trays
- Gun Ports
- Transfer Boxes
UFC 4-215-01 Issue Port Door
Krieger has specifically designed this door to meet UFC 4-215-01 for the Armories and Arms Rooms criteria.
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Bullet & Forced Entry Custom Finishes
Our full range of custom finish options includes prime painted, wood veneer, plastic laminate, stainless steel, specialty finishes, and more—all perfectly matched to complement your project.
Fillout the online project specification form and have a Krieger Sales representative followup with a call.
Krieger's Forced
Entry Door
Entry Door
Watch the Door Being Tested to the SD-STD-01.01 Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistance Standard
The US Department of State developed the SD-STD-01.01 Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistance of Structural Systems standard for high risk buildings.
The tests requires that the door core must stop multiple rounds of 7.62 mm from a NATO rifle—firing 150 gr. full metal jacket ammo.
Then, the door must withstand a six-man team attacking the door with everything from sledgehammers to battering rams.
The tests requires that the door core must stop multiple rounds of 7.62 mm from a NATO rifle—firing 150 gr. full metal jacket ammo.
Then, the door must withstand a six-man team attacking the door with everything from sledgehammers to battering rams.
Krieger's Forced Entry Door
Watch the Door Being Tested to the SD-STD-01.01 Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistance Standard
The US Department of State developed the SD-STD-01.01 Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistance of Structural Systems standard for high risk buildings. The tests requires that the door core must stop multiple rounds of 7.62 mm from a NATO rifle—firing 150 gr. full metal jacket ammo. Then, the door must withstand a six-man team attacking the door with everything from sledgehammers to battering rams.
Krieger's Forced Entry Door
Watch the Door Being Tested to the SD-STD-01.01 Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistance Standard
The US Department of State developed the SD-STD-01.01 Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistance of Structural Systems standard for high risk buildings. The tests requires that the door core must stop multiple rounds of 7.62 mm from a NATO rifle—firing 150 gr. full metal jacket ammo. Then, the door must withstand a six-man team attacking the door with everything from sledgehammers to battering rams.
