The following tests are reported in the manufacturer's September 2026 data sheets. The full reports and test set-ups are not reproduced here; they can be requested from the manufacturer to verify the specification.
- ricotile 40 mm: Report B-31/2009 under the German shooting-range guidelines: 200–10,000 J; report 26M007A01 under Bundeswehr instructions: 400–3,500 J; expert assessment 211/2025 for fragment and ricochet protection: 600–7,000 J.
- ricotile 43 mm: HTBLVA Ferlach report 201325, based on VPAM ARG3 and customer specifications: 200–7,000 J. Expert assessment 211/2025: 600–7,000 J.
- ricotile 60 mm: This configuration appears in the data sheet. A separate ballistic report for the 60 mm tile is not specified there.
- ricotile 70 mm: Munich Proof House report 26M006A01 under Bundeswehr instructions: 400–3,500 J.
- ricotile FR 43 mm: HTBLVA Ferlach report 201325, based on VPAM ARG3 and customer specifications: 200–7,000 J.
- ricosys PU 45 mm (43+2): HTBLVA Ferlach reports 200925, 201025, 201125 and 201225: 200–7,000 J. The extended scope includes a 10° impact angle and additional lead-free projectiles.
- ricosys PU 62 mm (60+2): Munich Proof House report 26M005A01: 400–3,500 J.
- pavers 43 mm: Munich Proof House report 25M014A01 under Bundeswehr instructions: 400–3,500 J.
- blocks: Expert assessment 210/2025: 200–7,000 J; report 26M008A01 in a manufacturer-specific test set-up: 400–3,500 J. TNO is mentioned without a report number or full scope.
- fragsafe: Expert assessment 212/2025: protection from fragments generated by projectiles in the 200–7,000 J range. This is not a stopping rating for a complete projectile.
Some general overviews state wider ranges. For a specification, verify the exact report, variant and operating conditions. These ranges must not be presented as a uniform approval for the entire product family.
The manufacturer's documents list a German general building-inspection approval application with an expected date in 2027, and a reaction-to-fire classification for the 60+2 mm ricosys PU configuration planned for 2027. These are not current approvals. Full test reports and certificates are required to verify the specification with the manufacturer.