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Showcase Projectile Impact Samples

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The presenter then transitions to showing close-up examples of the product's resistance to extreme impacts. He displays a clear, thin sample of the windshield material, noting that it was shot with a 10 oz projectile at 225 miles per hour (mph) using an 'air cannon impact' test. The sample shows a slight deformation or 'deflection' where the projectile hit, but no penetration or shattering. He also presents a thicker variant of the material, further illustrating the robustness of the product. A display sign explicitly states 'Air Cannon Impact Samples,' '70 PSI ~ 225 MPH,' '10 oz. Projectile,' and identifies the material as 'Lexan' (Polycarbonate film & sheet).

Goal: Provide visual evidence of the windshield's ability to withstand high-speed projectile impacts.

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  • Display Sign Lexan — Providing technical details about the projectile impact test and material

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going to break our product all right so this is your product up close though right correct so we shot this at 225 milph with a 10 o projectile so you shot it with this that's correct and it just deflected like that and then this is your thicker variant it is what is this called and where do guys find this at Shields windshields we're located in Martinsville Indiana just South of

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