Tested & Proven
Safety/Security films have been tested and proven by independent researchers and consumer safety groups worldwide.

Bomb Blast Simulation
Applied Research Associates, Inc. (ARA), an independent research and product-testing firm, conducted high-explosive tests to evaluate the capability of Safety/Security window film to reduce the hazards of flying glass shards during an explosion. ARA detonated the equivalent of 500 pounds of TNT just 60 yards from framed glass samples with and without Safety/Security film. The unprotected glass shattered and projected upon impact, while the Safety/Security protected glass remained safely within the frame.

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Superior Protection 24 Hours A Day
Because it's thicker than standard window film, Safety/Security films actually makes glass stronger and more resistant to breakage. Incredibly strong, optical-quality polyester, high-grade ultraviolet inhibitors, and special laminating and mounting adhesives is what makes Safety/Security films exceptionally tough. Once installed to the inside surface of glass, the special mounting adhesive forms a molecular bond, strengthening the overall integrity of the pane. Safety/Security films provide an effective and non-obtrusive defense against intruders, accidents, explosions and weather related damage - helping to save lives and protect your property.

Protection From Flying Glass & Water Damage
Dangerous glass shards caused by accidents or explosions can harm family members or employees. Hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and wind storms can also send glass flying through the home or workplace. Safety/Security films help hold shattered glass together, reducing the threat of serious injuries caused by deadly flying shards. When broken glass is held in place during a storm, additional protection from water damage can be experienced. Safety/Security films is strong protection you can count on.

Protection From Burglars
When a burglar breaks a window, he can gain access to your home or business within seconds. Safety/Security films help deter would-be thieves by withstanding blows that would shatter untreated glass. Police have credited Safety/Security films with deterring thefts at department stores, computer outlets, clothing chains and numerous other retail, commercial and residential locations. Safety/Security films provide protection you can't be without.

Protection Against The Sun
Although all Safety/Security films block about 99 percent of damaging ultraviolet, the tinted versions can reject up to 77 percent of the sun's heat. This solar energy rejection performance capability helps protect your valuable furnishings from premature fading, improves occupant comfort, reduces energy bills and enhances the appearance of your home or office. Few products provide so many benefits.

Pick Your Protection
Safety/Security films range in thickness from 2 Mil to 14 Mil providing varying degrees of anti-penetration resistance. In addition to the clear undetectable films, Safety/Security films are also available in a variety of solar energy rejecting tinted versions.

Safety/Security Film Delivers Added Benefits
  Strengthens windows and glass doors
  Increases shatter-resistance to help hold broken glass in place
  Decreases risk of injury from glass shards in accidents and explosions
  Reduces damage from windstorms and other natural catastrophes
  Helps deter burglars
  Deters "smash-and-grab" thefts in businesses
  Reduces injuries caused by human-to-glass impacts
  Rejects almost 100 percent of damaging ultraviolet
  Helps protects valuable furnishings, window treatments and carpeting against
           fading
  Available from 4 to 14 Mil thick, in both clear and solar safety versions
  Select Armorcoat films have passed the impact requirements of Consumer      Product Safety Commission (CPSC) testing, Title 16 Part 1201 Category II for
           architectural glazing materials impact standards
  Strong factory-backed warranty

Safety Security Film Specification Sheet

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