THE ARMORING PROCESS

The armoring process takes from 4 to 10 weeks, depending on the armor level. During this time the vehicle is almost completely disassembled to have the enclosed bullet-proof protection layer built-in. The unit is then re-assembled and the security accessories are integrated, taking care all along that the end work remains identical to the original factory finish.

1.- Disassembling of the vehicle
The windshield, side and rear windows, and the interiors of the vehicle are dismounted.
2.- Building-in of the armor
		The passenger cabin, frames, posts and pillars, battery, and gas tank are covered with some bullet-proof material, such as ballistic steel or synthetic fibers like Kevlar or Dyneema.
		Bullet-proof glass panes are set for windows and windshield. The irritant gas system and other security accessories are installed.
3.- Paint
The modified parts of the vehicle are painted to restore their original appearance.
4.- Re-assembling of the vehicle
		The interiors of the vehicle are newly set in their place, giving special attention to keep the original finish. Other security accessories are installed, such as the siren, the stroboscopic lights, and the intercom system with the exterior of the vehicle.
5.- Quality control
All the systems and the performance of the vehicle are tested before being delivered to the client.