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Delta Scientific launches portable barrier with ballistic protection

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Delta Scientific launches portable barrier with ballistic protection
By AI, Created 14:00 UTC, Nov 12, 2026, AGP -

Delta Scientific introduced the MP100BR, a portable vehicle barrier that adds UL 752 Level 9 and 10 ballistic resistance to its existing ASTM M30/P3 crash-rated design. The barrier is available now and is aimed at events, law enforcement and other sites facing both vehicle and gunfire threats.

Why it matters: - The MP100BR gives security teams a portable barrier that addresses both hostile-vehicle attacks and ballistic threats in one product. - Delta Scientific says the new model preserves the deployment flexibility of its existing MP100 while adding protection against higher-end ammunition threats. - The barrier is available for immediate order.

What happened: - Delta Scientific announced the MP100BR, a ballistic-resistant version of its portable MP100 vehicle barrier. - The company positioned the barrier for event security, law enforcement and other uses where both vehicle and ballistic threats are present. - The announcement came Nov. 12, 2026, from Palmdale, California.

The details: - The MP100BR completed independent ballistic testing at Element U.S. Space & Defense in Belcamp, Maryland. - Testing showed resistance to threats associated with UL 752 Levels 9 and 10. - The barrier was tested from both sides, demonstrating bidirectional ballistic resistance in the evaluated configurations. - The barrier withstood .30-06 caliber, 166-grain APM2 armor-piercing ammunition fired at an average velocity of 2,849 feet per second. - The barrier also withstood .50-caliber, 710-grain M2 Ball ammunition fired at an average velocity of 2,907 feet per second. - Both tests produced no penetration of the evaluated barrier configuration. - The MP100BR keeps the original MP100’s ASTM M30/P3 crash rating. - The barrier is designed to stop a 15,000-pound vehicle traveling at 30 miles per hour, with a P3 penetration classification. - The standard MP100 weighs 755 pounds per unit. - The MP100BR weighs 790 pounds, an increase of 35 pounds, or about 4.6%. - The barrier has a foldable, stackable design for storage and transportation. - Delta Scientific also offers an optional towing trailer and a dedicated transporter for moving and repositioning the barrier. - The company lists potential uses including public events, festivals, concerts, stadiums, entertainment venues, parades, street closures, law enforcement checkpoints, emergency-response operations, government and military facilities, critical infrastructure locations, temporary secure perimeters and high-profile public gatherings.

Between the lines: - The MP100BR expands Delta Scientific’s portfolio of portable barriers that combine vehicle-impact protection with ballistic resistance. - The launch follows the introduction of the DSC50BR Portable “S” Barrier in September 2026. - Delta Scientific will continue selling the standard MP100 for customers that need portable vehicle protection without ballistic resistance. - The product split suggests Delta Scientific is carving out separate options for customers with different threat profiles instead of forcing a single barrier to do everything.

What’s next: - Delta Scientific says the MP100BR can be ordered now. - The company is offering interviews, product demonstrations and technical specifications through its media contact. - Delta Scientific continues to market its broader vehicle-access-control lineup worldwide, including high-security vehicle barricade systems, parking control equipment and guard booths.

The bottom line: - The MP100BR is Delta Scientific’s latest portable barrier for sites that need both crash protection and resistance to rifle- and .50-caliber-level ballistic threats.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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