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Ultra Secure Guard | Security Glass for Health Facilities
Engineered Protective Glazing to Level 2 with a five-minute attack time, Ultra Secure Guard is specifically designed for high-risk health and medium security detention facilities. It is the only security glass in Australia to hold certification for testing to NATA accredited standards.
Tested to NATA standards
Tested to NATA accredited standards at Level 2 with a 5 minute attack time.
One-way vision
Configure with one-way vision glass to meet a wide range of observation room requirements.
AS1288 certified
AS1288-2006 Grade A Safety glass. Manufactured locally, delivered nationally.
Ballistic Glass Performance Data
Product Overview
Currently, all glass products must adhere to the broad-based standard of AS/NZ1288. However, specialised laminated glass products in high-risk categories such as ballistic and cyclonic glass are subject to category specific AS/NZ standards. Despite being a high-risk category, security glazing for health projects does not currently require a category-specific standard, which increases the risk of non-compliance and potential product failure in worst-case scenarios.
NATA certification eliminates risk and fulfills the need for a certified product in the category, providing architects and specifiers designing for health and security facilities with compliance and peace of mind unmatched by other products.
- NATA accredited to level 2 / five minute attack time.
- Resists penetration and forced entry: glass may break but interlayer retains integrity and continues to act as barrier.
- Available in one-way vision for observation environments
- Reduces UV radiation by 99%
- Laminated Grade A safety glass (AS/NZ2208).
- Can be incorporated into a double glazed unit, as well as with a range of Low-E options
Technical Information
Glass Thickness:
- 14mm
Minimum Size:
- Toughened: 240x400mm
Maximum Size:
- Toughened: 2400x5000mm
Available Glass Configurations:
- Clear
- Tinted
- Low E
- Igu
- One-Way Vision
- Decorative
Applications
FAQs
Browse some of our most commonly asked questions below. Can't see your answer? Please call us on 1300 040 799 or get in touch via the contact form below.
How is custom laminated glass produced?
Laminated glass is produced by joining two or more glass panels with an interlayer, typically PVB or SGP. The glass is permanently bonded by applying heat and high pressure in an auto-clave, a vacuum chamber.
Are custom laminates Grade-A safety glass?
Yes, both laminated annealed glass and laminated toughened glass are classified as Grade-A safety glass according to AS 1288-2006 (Australian Standards) 2023. Our custom laminates fall under both of these categories.
How to Specify
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WA
Perth Children's Hospital
VIC
Royal Melbourne Hospital
NSW
Campbelltown Hospital
WA
Fiona Stanley Hospital
VIC
Frankston Hospital
WA
Midland Hospital
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