Testing & certifications
Performance claims should be specific, traceable, and reviewable.
Test results apply to the exact specimens and configurations described in each report. Our team helps translate those results into the right specification for your facility.
Core evidence
Two different measures of protection.
ASTM F3561 evaluates forced-entry resistance after simulated ballistic weakening. Diamond Defense B.A.B.S. specimens achieved Level 8 in Intertek testing.
UL 752 defines ballistic-resistance levels by ammunition, projectile weight, velocity, and shot pattern. A B.A.B.S. configuration on ¼-inch glass was third-party tested to UL 752 Level II.
These standards measure different outcomes. A project assessment is used to determine which protection objectives and tested configurations are relevant.
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Review product information and supporting evidence.
Product sheets
Customer-facing overviews of product applications, features, available configurations, and finish options. Product sheets are not laboratory test reports or project-specific specifications.
Technical data sheets
Architect- and specifier-oriented information covering system construction, material properties, interfaces, performance basis, and submittal requirements.
Procurement & authorization
Manufacturer-issued documentation supporting sole-source review, authorized procurement, and verification of approved Diamond Defense licensees and installers.
Ballistic & forced-entry test reports
Third-party laboratory records documenting the tested specimen, applicable standard, test conditions, results, and stated limitations. Results apply only to the configurations identified in each report.
Reference material
General information about protection levels and standards. Reference material does not document testing of a specific Diamond Defense assembly.