Security Film
Protection Against Forced Entry
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3M Safety & Security laminate is uniquely designed to offer maximum resistance to penetration and tearing, effectively deterring break and enter. By upgrading your windows, you will rob would-be thieves of their two desired essentials: time and stealth. Because the window film helps hold the glass in place, criminals don't have the quick access they need to successfully smash and grab merchandise. Often the window slows them down to such a degree that they may choose to move on to an easier target. As well, vandalism may be limited to replacing a window since the property inside may not be exposed to further vandalism or theft.
Bomb Blasts and Blast Mitigation Protection
As unpleasant as it might be to consider, the threat of bomb blasts in this world is very real. Like natural disasters, a bomb blast also turns unprotected glass into dangerous flying shards. The most important attributes of laminate for blast mitigation are tear resistance and flexibility. When a blast occurs, glass shards may penetrate the laminate, so its ability to resist tearing dictates how effectively it will protect occupants from hazardous fragments. Recognizing the special technical requirements relating to blast mitigation, 3M developed patented micro-layer series window security laminates. Ultra S800, when combined with the 3M Impact Protection Attachment System, has set the standard for blast mitigation in Canada by providing maximum life safety.
Protection from Severe Weather & Against Injury
Glass can be your worst enemy during severe storms and high winds, but 3M Safety and Security Window Films can help you to be prepared. When unprotected glass breaks, shards can be sent flying causing severe injury to people and causing major damage to property. During these disasters, our security films can help to contain glass to help protect both people and property.
You can also substantially reduce the risk of serious glass cut injuries resulting from individuals accidentally coming in contact with a glass door or breaking a window.