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C-Bond Systems, Inc. (OTC: CBNT) is frequently featured in news coverage as a developer and marketer of glass strengthening solutions for enhanced safety, as well as a marketer of patented C-Bond technology for architectural glass applications. News about the company often highlights contracts, installations, and product developments associated with its Patriot Glass Solutions subsidiary and related activities.
Recent announcements have described Patriot Glass Solutions being awarded projects at universities, movie theater and entertainment company offices, theme parks, religious facilities, and private residences of high-profile individuals. These news items detail installations of C-Bond BRS ballistic-resistant systems, C-Bond Secure forced-entry resistant systems, solar film, and other protective films designed to improve safety and security.
Company news has also covered joint development efforts between Patriot Glass Solutions and Fox2Sierra, LLC to create a portable, transparent, bullet-resistant shield intended for use during public speaking events by politicians, school officials, and business executives. Additional coverage has focused on demand from synagogues and other religious facilities, reflecting interest in ballistic-resistant and forced-entry resistant solutions in response to social unrest and security threats.
Financial updates, such as quarterly revenue highlights and discussions of revenue growth at Patriot Glass Solutions, are another recurring theme in C-Bond Systems’ news. The company has also reported on a debt forgiveness, equity redemption, and strict foreclosure transaction with secured creditors, and the launch of a podcast series that discusses its history, technology, and market opportunities.
More recently, C-Bond Systems announced that it entered into a term sheet to acquire the assets of Gummy USA, SureDose, and Creative Manufacturing, which are associated with patent-pending technology for more precise dosing in nutraceutical and pharmaceutical gummies. Together, these news items provide insight into C-Bond Systems’ glass strengthening activities, security-focused projects, corporate transactions, and exploration of new business opportunities.
C-Bond Systems, a developer of glass strengthening solutions, announced that its Patriot Glass Solutions subsidiary is expanding its market presence with new purchase orders to install its ballistic-resistant system (C-Bond BRS) at a USAA location in North Carolina and a courthouse in Oklahoma. The installations will be executed by trained local installers within C-Bond's dealer network, which now includes 50 dealers. C-Bond BRS integrates patented glass strengthening technology with multiple layers of security film, meeting various national ballistic-resistant protection standards. The company's CEO, Scott R. Silverman, highlighted the business growth beyond Texas and noted increasing interest in their products from architects. Patriot Glass Solutions also offers a forced-entry resistant film system, C-Bond Secure, enhancing safety by delaying forced entry.
Patriot Glass Solutions, a subsidiary of C-Bond Systems (OTC: CBNT), launched its Florida school safety initiatives in collaboration with Curtis Stout at the Florida Association of School Safety Specialists’ (FS3) conference in Orlando. The company showcased its C-Bond BRS, a ballistic-resistant film system, to all 67 Florida school safety specialists through a live-fire demonstration. The demo proved the film's effectiveness by stopping five 9mm handgun rounds at 15 feet and five AR-15 rifle rounds at 50 feet. The C-Bond BRS, which meets various National Institute of Justice and UL ballistic-resistant standards, is more affordable and easier to install than polycarbonate alternatives. This marks the beginning of a broader marketing effort in Florida throughout 2024 and beyond.
C-Bond Systems, under its subsidiary Patriot Glass Solutions, continues to expand its installation base, with more than 200 schools, commercial, and other buildings opting for its glass strengthening products for enhanced security.
Recently, a Texas school placed a purchase order exceeding $70,000 for the C-Bond Secure forced entry-resistant system. This order highlights the growing demand for C-Bond’s security technologies.
Patriot Glass Solutions also boasts a network of 50 dealers nationwide.
C-Bond Secure technology, applied to architectural glass with security film, delays forced entry, thus providing additional time for law enforcement.
The company also offers C-Bond BRS, a ballistic-resistant film system that meets various National Institute of Justice and Underwriters Laboratories standards.
CEO Scott R. Silverman emphasized continued customer trust and product effectiveness.
C-Bond Systems announced that its ballistic-resistant system (BRS) has achieved National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Level III certification. This is the highest certification received by the company, confirming that their patented nanotechnology can stop five bullets from an AR-15 rifle when used on laminated glass. The independent testing was conducted by Element U.S. Space & Defense. C-Bond BRS had previously achieved certifications for NIJ Level I, Level IIA, Level II, and UL 752 standards. The certification demonstrates the system's effectiveness in enhancing safety and security. C-Bond's solutions have been installed in over 180 schools, government buildings, and high-security facilities across the country.
C-Bond Systems, a developer of glass strengthening solutions, announced that its Patriot Glass Solutions dealer network has expanded to 50 dealers in the U.S. and overseas. The company is actively bidding on projects nationwide due to the increasing demand for security and bullet-resistant films. Patriot Glass Solutions offers C-Bond Secure and C-Bond BRS, cost-effective solutions that reinforce windows against forced entry and ballistic threats. The company's products have been used in over 180 high-security locations, including schools and government buildings.
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