Applications
Critical Infrastructure Protection
Amidon materials protect the facilities a region cannot do without — power, data, communications, government and defence — against ballistic, blast and forced-entry threats.
When the facility cannot be allowed to fail
Critical infrastructure is defined by consequence. When a data centre, substation or communications facility goes down, the loss is not the building — it is everything downstream of it. That changes what protection has to achieve.
Amidon materials are specified where the requirement is continuity: stopping a threat at the envelope so the systems inside keep running. The same core material is configured for ballistic, blast, forced-entry and, where required, electromagnetic protection.
Where it applies
- Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
- Data Centers
- Utility & Power Infrastructure
- Telecommunications & Communications Facilities
- Government & Diplomatic Facilities
- Command, Control & Mission-Critical Facilities
- EMI / EMP-Sensitive Facilities
- Embassy & Consulate Security
- Perimeter Security & Access Control
- Secure Rooms & Hardened Spaces
- Schools & Public Buildings
- Military & Law Enforcement Training
Why owners specify it here
- Independently tested beyond UL‑752 Level 10, including .50 cal FMCJ
- Blast and shockwave mitigation without the cost of ultra-high-performance concrete
- Electromagnetic shielding to TEMPEST and MIL‑STD‑188‑125 where required
- Placed by ordinary crews using ordinary methods — no specialist trade
- Cast-in-place, precast, tilt-up or filled masonry
Securing a facility, a safe room, or a perimeter?
Tell us what you’re protecting and we’ll tell you which material fits, what it costs, and how it installs.
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