Insulgard™ Security Products

Architectural security solutions built to resist ballistic, wind and impact, and forced entry threats. Architecturally appealing, custom engineered "bulletproof" glass, windows, doors, and glazing systems providing protection from ballistic threats. Innovative window/storefront/door systems designed and tested to meet FEMA 361 and ICC 500 requirements for use in tornado and hurricane safe rooms and shelters.

With the ability to take projects from concept through finished product, Insulgard adds expertise and value every step of the way. We are competitive on projects ranging from a single location to a nationwide chain, to government and military applications. The Insulgard portfolio includes a vast array of products and systems, including counterlines, glazing materials, windows, doors, framing systems, transaction windows, and document and package passers. These products and systems are commonly found in banks, convenience stores, commercial and government offices, and retail establishments.

Insulgard Security Product's state of the art manufacturing facility is located in Brighton, MI. This 45,000 sq ft facility is home to a full aluminum shop, full wood shop, and multiple CNC machining centers, giving us complete custom fabrication capabilities in-house. Whether you have selected bullet resistant aluminum framing systems, bullet resistant glass glazing material, a full counterline system or wind and impact resistant doors, Insulgard can manufacture your products at our facility and deliver them directly to you, ready for installation.

Insulgard Security Products maintains a versatile, multi-tiered product line to meet the needs of many industries. Insulgard's product line includes counterline systems, glazing materials, transaction windows, doors, and framing systems. These products can be found in a myriad of locations including banks, convenience stores, retail establishments, corporate and data centers, schools, and emergency operation centers. With over 40 years of experience, you can be confident Insulgard will work with your organization to help develop the optimal solution for your security challenge.

With over 120 years of engineering experience, you can be confident in knowing that Insulgard's engineering team will work with your organization to help develop the optimal solution for your security challenges. Whether your project involves a private or public facility, our team will address your needs when it comes to protecting your employees, customers or assets. Your custom security system design can involve a range of bullet, wind and impact and forced entry resistant doors, windows, counterline systems, transaction windows, glazing materials and more.

In addition to being industry-leading security products manufacturers, Insulgard provides clients with a variety of services, including threat assessment, delivery of product specifications, custom design and fabrication, and complete installation of all products we supply. At every step of your project, we aim to add value and expertise so you can be completely confident in your choice of security product. We are a full-service security products manufacturer. From the initial concept and design of your solution to on-site installation of the completed product, Insulgard's security product experts can assist you throughout the entire process.

Windows can be one of the most vulnerable points of a building when it comes to security considerations. Concerns about theft or ballistic attack often lead owners to search for bullet proof window solutions to protect their employees as well as their assets. In reality, "bullet proof" windows is the incorrect term for these types of products. No material, no matter how high its security level or how thick it is, can ever be truly bulletproof. We refer to these windows as "bullet resistant", because while they will protect from ballistic threats, they cannot guard completely against relentless ballistic attack.

Since doors are one of the most vulnerable areas of a building when it comes to security, we often opt to install "bulletproof" doors for added protection against theft or ballistic attack. While the term "bullet proof" is a common way to describe these types of doors, it is used incorrectly. Though doors can be designed to offer increasing levels of ballistic protection, no material can be completely bullet proof. Over time, any material used will succumb to repeated attack by bullets. Instead, we refer to these products as "bullet resistant" doors.

The phrase "bullet proof glass" is commonly used to describe a material that offers a certain level of resistance against ballistic threats. However, this is a misnomer, since no material can completely protect against all types of bullets. No matter how well-designed the material is, or how high its protection level, the glass will eventually give way to a persistent ballistic attack. In reality, bulletproof glass does not exist, and it's not always made of glass. Most bullet-resistant glass products are actually made of polycarbonate, acrylic, or glass-clad polycarbonate.