ballistic armor

Yes, at IronGlass we work with armoring solutions for all makes and models.

No, the armor is not noticeable to the naked eye. An imperceptible armor is safer for the owner and its occupants, that's why at IronGlass we work on the details and finish of the vehicle so that it looks as if its components were original from the factory.

With an armored vehicle, the user circulates normally, both in the city and on highways, routes and various roads, without taking into account any extraordinary precautions, giving the vehicle the normal use for which it was designed, always respecting traffic regulations.

Armored vehicles do not lose resale value, and currently there is a great demand for armored cars due to the security they provide. It is important that the armored vehicle has been treated with sufficient quality and expertise by the armoring company to ensure the recovery of the investment at the time of sale. In IronGlass we guarantee a top quality armoring service, handcrafted by technicians and engineers who receive constant training.

The level of armoring will depend on the protection and security needs of each user. The most frequently used armor in IronGlass is Level RB3, which is sufficient to armor against the most common weapon calibers such as 32, 38, 40 and 9 mm.

In Argentina, the RENAR (National Weapons Registry) is the entity that regulates this activity, classifies the different ballistic levels and approves all the materials that will be used in the armoring of vehicles. The RENAR is also the body that grants the authorization to become an armored vehicle manufacturer. Autoseguro, under its umbrella brand X-Solutions, is duly registered as such.

The vehicle is increased between 80 and 160 kg. according to the requested armor.

The materials installed are prepared to stop the energy coming from projectiles. In case of accidents, the energy of the impact can also be stopped by the material used in an armored vehicle.

It is important to note that the materials used for armoring do not modify the vehicle's design, and therefore energy absorption in impacts with other vehicles or various objects will not be affected.

Any person wishing to drive an armored unit must meet two requirements: Request the CLU (Credencial de Legítimo Usuario) equivalent to the driver's license, and the Tenencia (equivalent to the Cédula Verde); both documents are granted by the RENAR (Registro Nacional de Armas).

The options offered by IronGlass are in accordance with the different levels of armor that exist according to RENAR (Registro Nacional de Armas).
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- RBO Level → .22 LR & .38 SPL projectiles
These armors protect against .22 LR and .38 SPL caliber projectiles.
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- LEVEL RB1 → Low velocity .357 MG caliber & low velocity 9 MM projectiles.
These armors protect against .357 Mg caliber and low velocity 9 mm caliber projectiles.

- LEVEL RB2 → High velocity .357 MG caliber & medium velocity 9 MM projectiles.
These armors protect against high velocity .357 Mg caliber and medium velocity 9 mm caliber projectiles.

- LEVEL RB3 → .44 MG & 9 MM high velocity projectiles. These armors protect against high velocity .44 MG and 9 MM caliber projectiles.

- LEVEL RB4 → 7.62 MM NATO & 5.56 MM NATO caliber projectiles.
These armors protect against 7.62 mm NATO caliber projectiles (.308 Winchester) and 5.56 mm NATO caliber (.223 Remington).

- LEVEL RB5 → Perforating Projectiles Caliber 7.62 MM NATO.
These armors protect against a 7.62 mm NATO (.308 Winchester) "P" perforating projectile shot
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