Safety Series
Clear as glass, but with retention: on impact the film spreads the force across the whole pane. The glass breaks — the fragments stay on the film and in the frame. Two independent tests document the effect.
Film build-up · Safety
Video demonstration
LLumar Safety & Security Film Baseball Bat Demonstration · LLumar FilmsStarting the video loads it from YouTube, which transfers data to Google.
Test reports
ArmolanDIN EN 356Klasse P1AARM Safety Clear 12 mil2022-08-5319-04Open test report
ArmolanDIN EN 12600Klasse 2 (B) 2ARM Safety 8 mil2022-08-5319-02Open test report
LLumarDIN EN 356Klasse P1A · 1500 mmLLumar SCL SR PS8 · Safety Clear 200µBSI 2371/9681750Open test report
LLumarDIN EN 356Klasse P2A · 3000 mmLLumar SCL SR PS13BSI 2371/8777667Open test report
Three specimens of 1100 × 900 mm, 6 mm float glass with ARM Safety clear 12 mil (300 µ). Three impacts each from a drop height of 1500 mm. Result: the glass broke, penetration in no case — class P1A.
Five specimens of 876 × 1938 mm, 4 mm float glass with ARM Safety — the fragments are held together by the film. Class 2 (B) 2.
12 mil delays entry — that is the job of EN 356. Holding the fragments together is the job of EN 12600. Which thickness is right is decided by the use, not the price.
The clear Safety films reject only 2 to 13 % of solar energy. If you need heat rejection and shatter protection at once, combine the Safety Series with a solar control film or choose a tinted safety variant.
| Variant | Thickness | VLT | TSER | UV rejection | Function |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARM Anti Graffity 4 mil | 4 mil (100 µ) | 88 % | 13 % | > 99 % | Sacrificial layer against scratches and graffiti |
| Safety 7 mil Clear | 7 mil (175 µ) | 87 % | 2 % | > 99 % | Injury protection, fragment retention |
| Safety 12 mil Clear | 12 mil (300 µ) | 87 % | 4 % | > 99 % | Tested: DIN EN 356 — class P1A |
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We bring sample strips and a measuring device — and settle on the series on site.
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