High security window

Movable or removable closures – With means mounting closure for swinging

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49394, 109 495, 109 79, 52789, E06B 510

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048783145

ABSTRACT:
A high security window is presented with a bullet resistant window pane on the exterior, an optional standard window pane on the interior, and an explosion resistant screen centrally located between the panes. The screen is electrically charged to prevent intruders from entering through the window. The window effectively protects against terrorists attacks, yet has pleasing aesthetics. The window can be opened and closed for both safety and security.

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