Commercial Services
Commercial Glazing
We offer a wide range of services: door glass and repairs, window glass, mirrors, showcase glass, desk/table tops; anything you need Alltex Glass has the expertise to fix or replace in a timely manner. We can service your account with the same professionalism we apply to our nationally known accounts.
Aluminum Entrances
Alltex Glass Company specializes in Aluminum Entrances produced by various suppliers such as US Aluminum, Vistawall and more. Contact Alltex Glass Company with your requirements when you need an aluminum entrance.
Bullet Resistant
Glass-clad polycarbonate ballistic products are designed to provide high levels of ballistic protection with no-spall performance. Spall is the glass fragments that come off the “witness” side of a security glazing unit when it is subjected to physical or ballistic assault. Our ballistic products prevent potentially serious injuries that can be caused by spall.
Our line of ballistic products are constructed with one or more glass plies toward the “attack” or threat side and a polycarbonate laminate toward the “witness” or safe side. The glass plies are bonded together with a PVB interlayer and the glass is bonded to the polycarbonate with a high performance TPU interlayer. This monolithic construction provides an unsurpassed level of ballistic protection.
The glass-clad polycarbonate, uses the glass layers to flatten and slow the bullet, and the flexible polycarbonate to absorb the force of the impact. The result is a superior product that offers you an efficient barrier against high-powered firearms handguns and rifles. GuardVue products are also designed to provide a good level of physical attack protection.
ALLTEX Glass also provides a full line of products to reinforce non-glass areas in order to provide the same level of bullet resistant protection.
Security Products
Whether you are looking for high performance glass for a Security area, Pass-Through drawers, protection from storms and hurricanes or just something the kids won’t break playing baseball, we can provide it all.
At ALLTEX Glass, we offer all-polycarbonate laminates, glass-clad polycarbonates and all-glass laminates to help meet your special threat and performance level needs.
Laminates feature a high-quality, mar-resistant coating on the exterior and multiple plies of polycarbonate bonded together with polyurethane interlayers. It offers no-spall ballistic protection and superior physical attack resistance with no breaking or shattering.
Tempered, laminated or wire glass are added to the laminated polycarbonate through the use of air-space separations. It offers the physical attack resistance of a laminated polycarbonate with the maintainability of glass.
Glass-clad polycarbonates feature a core material that consists of single or multiple plies of polycarbonate surrounded by strengthened glass. The polycarbonate provides penetration resistance while the glass contributes to abrasion, chemical and heat resistance for long-term durability.
Laminated all-glass security products are available in U.L. listed bullet-resistant glass, multi-ply chemically-strengthened glass and multi-ply annealed glass. Our security solutions address thickness, weight, performance, product construction and cost considerations. Call us to request information relating to your project.
Hurricane Resistant
The devastating force of a hurricane is difficult to comprehend without witnessing it in person. We can measure the strength of its winds, count the number of lives lost and the number of those left homeless. We can also calculate the value of the property damage. But, nothing can measure the effect a hurricane leaves on the lives of its survivors.
The typical hurricane has 100 times the strength of a thunderstorm. Each minute of a hurricane is equal in destructive power to the force of a hydrogen bomb. If we could harness just one hour of a hurricane’s energy we could furnish the electrical needs of the entire United States for one year.
Victims of hurricanes relate its angry forces in terms of its battering effect on their homes and businesses. When the storm first hits and wind and water begin seeping into the building, it becomes necessary to consider securing anything the wind could possibly pick-up and throw
toward the building. Huddled in corners, victims tell their worries as to whether they did enough to protect their property. They wonder which window will be the first to break under the increasing pressure of the storm.
