Window Film Kansas City
Modern day hazards donāt always present themselves in plain view. Thatās why taking precautions before catastrophies happen is a good idea. The debris from windows shattering during a bomb blast can do fatal damage to anyone that happens to be in the way. Thats why research and developments have been made to protect against this type of tragedy.
Bomb-blast film, shatter resistant film, anti shatter film, and blast resistant films are some of the names that come to mind when talking about window film that is designed to save lives during an explosion. The official name of this film is fragment retention film (FRF). This window film is designed to keep glass windows from shattering during the event of an explosion, and has been proven at the Pentagon by saving lives during an explosion.
Bomb-blast film has been tested to the federal standards of the DOD/GSA/USACE security criteria and has exceeded standards. This window film is put together with multi layered polyester, is transparent and extremely strong. After installing bomb-blast film the warranty covers discoloration, cracking, and peeling with no need for special treatments or procedures.
If you own aĀ commercialĀ building in Kansas City, bomb-blast film is an important next step to protect your building, your employees, and your guests that visit. In the world we live in today there is a constant reminder almost every time we turn on the news about the need for added safety.Ā Installing window filmĀ can give you the peace of mind knowing that if an act of terrorism strikes at or near your building, those inside will be protected from glass shrapnel.
Window film may not be the answer to the larger issue of global terrorism, however it can save lives in the event of an explosion in your building. If you would like to learn more about bomb-blast window film, or if your ready for a free onsite consultation, contact us today!
The following video demonstrations show the effects of an explosion with bomb-blast window film and without window film.