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Premier Security Ballistic & Blast Ltd
Ballistic and blast resistant doors, Windows & HVM Across Australia
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Premier Security Ballistic & Blast Ltd supplies ballistic and blast resistant doors to architects, specifiers and contractors working on projects across Australia. Every assembly is manufactured and tested at our UK facility before export, giving Australian specifiers access to the same independently tested protection used on government, defence and critical infrastructure projects in the UK and internationally.
Our Export Division supports Australian projects from initial specification through to delivery, working alongside local contractors, security consultants and building certifiers to confirm the correct rating for the threat assessment before manufacture begins.
Ballistic Resistance
Bullet resistant door assemblies tested to EN 1522/1523 at FB4, FB6 and FB7, with glazing tested to EN 1063 (BR2 to BR7). Every rating is quoted with its S or NS spall classification.
Blast Resistance
Blast resistant assemblies tested to ISO 16933, with each EXV severity rating always paired with its A to F hazard rating.
LPS 1175
LPCB-certified forced-entry doors, gates and curtain walling from SR2/B3 to SR5/E10, independently tested and listed on Red Book Live.
Explore LPS 1175 RatingsVehicle Mitigation
Curtain walling crash tested to ISO 22343-1:2023 in a UKAS-accredited test, rated V/7200[N2A]/64/90:0.0/0.0 with zero vehicle penetration.
Supporting Specifiers Across Australia
Our Export Division supports architects, specifiers and contractors on projects in every Australian state and territory.
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Western Australia
South Australia
Australian Capital Territory
Northern Territory
Tasmania
Sectors We Support
Ballistic and blast resistant doors are typically specified in Australia for the following project types, each with its own threat assessment and rating requirement.
Government & Defence
Ballistic, blast and forced-entry protection for government buildings, defence facilities and diplomatic missions.
Oil, Gas & LNG
Blast resistant doors for LNG plants, gas processing and refinery sites where industrial explosion is a design risk.
Mining & Resources
Forced-entry and blast resistant doors for control rooms, switch rooms and secure stores at mining and processing sites.
Critical Infrastructure
Combined forced-entry, ballistic and blast protection for energy, water, data centre and transport facilities.
Why Specify Premier Security in Australia
Independently Tested
Every rating is independently tested and certified rather than self-declared, giving specifiers verifiable evidence for tender and compliance documentation.
Combined Protection
Forced-entry, ballistic and blast ratings can be specified together where an Australian project faces more than one threat, with each rating backed by its own independent test.
Export Support
Our Export Division manages documentation, freight and local coordination, working with Australian contractors on the ground through to installation.
Ballistic and Blast Resistant Doors in Australia: FAQs
Are your ballistic doors suitable for Australian projects?
The Australian Standard for bullet resistant panels, AS/NZS 2343, has been withdrawn without a direct replacement. Premier Security door assemblies are tested to the European standard EN 1522/1523, with glazing tested to EN 1063, and we supply the full test evidence so security consultants and certifiers can confirm acceptance against each project's requirements.
How are blast ratings expressed?
Our blast resistant assemblies are tested to ISO 16933, an open-air arena test using real explosive charges. Each EXV classification describes the blast severity, based on a vehicle bomb at a set standoff distance, and is paired with a hazard rating from A (no break) to F (high hazard) describing the risk to people inside the building.
Can forced-entry, ballistic and blast ratings be combined?
Yes. Each threat is tested separately, and a rating against one threat does not imply resistance to another. Where a project needs protection against more than one threat, we specify assemblies holding each required rating, such as our Ultimate High Security Curtain Walling, which combines LPS 1175 SR5/E10 certification with ballistic, blast and vehicle impact testing.
How do you supply projects in Australia?
All assemblies are manufactured and tested at our UK facility. Our Export Division manages documentation, freight and coordination with Australian contractors, and confirms the correct rating against the project threat assessment before manufacture begins.
Specifying A Project In Australia?
Speak with our Export Division to discuss ballistic, blast or forced-entry door requirements for your Australian project.
Contact Our Export Division