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ACE Podcasts
by Peter Fabian
Protective glazing is sold on performance claims that buyers are rarely in aposition to check. This series is built to change that.Advanced Coatings Engineering (ACE) manufactures safety, security andballistic laminates and panels for glass. This series does not sell them. Itspurpose is to let buyers understand what they are being sold, by anyone inthis industry, and verify it themselves.Every episode is built from documents: accredited test reports, trademark andtribunal records, and published investigations. Every figure traces to a namedsource. Every quotation is attributed. Where the evidence does not reach, thehosts say so rather than filling the gap. No product is described asbulletproof, and no performance claim appears without the laboratory that ranthe test, the report number, and the glass thickness it was tested on.Ada Ingram carries the standards and the test evidence. Cody Vance asks whatthe buyer is actually holding. A third voice reads the quotations and not
Episodes
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Window Security for Hospitals & Behavioral Health Units
On a behavioral health unit, the force on the glass comes from inside. Ada Ingram and Cody Vance work through the New York State Office of Mental Health’s Patient Safety Standards, 36th Edition, July 2026: the five risks glazing has to answer, the three tests OMH sets for laminated glass, and why...
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Who Really Invented Protective Glazing?
ACE examines the dated record behind protective glazing claims, tracing trademark, tribunal, and laboratory evidence to the earliest documented inventor.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Protective glazing is sold on performance claims that buyers are rarely in aposition to check. This series is built to change that.Advanced Coatings Engineering (ACE) manufactures safety, security andballistic laminates and panels for glass. This series does not sell them. Itspurpose is to let buyers understand what they are being sold, by anyone inthis industry, and verify it themselves.Every episode is built from documents: accredited test reports, trademark andtribunal records, and published investigations. Every figure traces to a namedsource. Every quotation is attributed. Where the evidence does not reach, thehosts say so rather than filling the gap. No product is described asbulletproof, and no performance claim appears without the laboratory that ranthe test, the report number, and the glass thickness it was tested on.Ada Ingram carries the standards and the test evidence. Cody Vance asks whatthe buyer is actually holding. A third voice reads the quotations and not
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