Topic overview
Blast mitigation window film
Window blast mitigation aims to reduce flying-glass hazards and keep glazing in the opening. Performance belongs to a specific tested assembly, including attachment and frame.
Key points
- Ordinary security film is not blast-rated by default.
- Request the test report for the exact configuration.
- High-risk facilities need a qualified security assessment.
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Blast mitigation performance belongs to a specific tested assembly of glass, film, attachment and frame. Ordinary security film should not be described as blast-rated. Ask for documented manufacturer test details and involve a qualified security professional.
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