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Glass Panel Protected By ICE Safety Film 4mil

Safety films are highly effective anywhere glass breakage poses a threat – homes, commercial buildings, retail stores, government buildings and even cars. These thick films are designed to provide a “safety net” from dangerous broken glass and flying shards by bonding to the glass and holding it in place if it breaks.

Safety films are available in a variety of thickness constructions depending on the level of protection needed. Choose between undetectable clear films or several shaded solar control options if added sun protection is desired.

  • Protects against broken glass hazards – accidents, forced entry, extreme weather, seismic activity, industrial and bomb blast (4 and 8 mil thick films or greater)
  • Blocks 98% or more of harmful UV rays – minimizes UV health risks to skin and eyes and reduces fading of furniture, wood floors/rugs and paintings
  • Rejects Heat– Solar control shades help to balance hot spots and reduce heat gain
  • CST™ Scratch-Resistant Hardcoat – long lasting durability, protection and clarity

 

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TENSILE STRENGTH (PSI) The tensile strength of a material is the maximum amount of stress that it can take before failure, such as breaking or permanent deformation. It is calculated by dividing the maximum load by the original minimum cross sectional area of the specimen. Calculated up from break strength.

BREAK STRENGTH (LBS/IN WIDTH) Breaking strength is that force which is required to break the specimen. The appropriate reporting unit for this test is pounds per lineal inch. Used to determine tensile strength.

ELONGATION AT BREAK Presented as a percentage in relation to the initial length before elongation. It is calculated by dividing the extension at the moment of rupture in the specimen multiplied by 100. It represents the amount of stretch exhibited by the sample prior to the failure point.

PEEL STRENGTH The force required to remove coated material from a prescribed surface measured in pounds per inch

Just see these videos to see how safety films work:

 






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