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anti-bandit ultimate protection with CL 300 SRC Security Film (300 microns thick) armouring glass to BS EN 356 classification. Adding safety and security to cashiers screens, Glazed display cabinets, kiosks, security gatehouses, shop-fronts and vulnerable entry points into buildings. Also recommended as a bomb blast protection film for large panes with an area of over 3m².

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security CL 175 SRC (175 microns thick) provides 'mid level' anti-bandit protection, government recommended bomb-blast protection, and BS 6206 Class 'A' safety classification. view test certificate

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visual security mirrored window film Combination R Silver 20/212 SRC (212 microns thick) can provide one-way vision for those that want to see but not be seen. Ideal for: covert surveillance in stores, airports or sensitive installations or to hide valuable items from view. Also provides 'mid level' anti-bandit protection, government recommended bomb-blast protection, and BS 6206 Class 'A' safety classification.

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anti-graffiti acting as a sacrificial coating AG 150 SRC anti graffiti film is easily replaceable and on casual inspection is indistinguishable from ordinary glass.

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Security window film is designed so that when applied to ordinary glass will up-rate this glass to an anti-bandit standard. The anti-bandit standard BS EN 356 identifies 3 separate levels of dynamic performance in terms of shatter resistance of glazing materials.

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The anti-bandit test involves a pane being impacted under conditions that are intended to realistically simulate the forces that the glass may be subjected to if under attack by a determined intruder. The purpose of the test is to determine which of three BS EN 356 classifications - P1A, P2A or P3A may be obtained. The test consists of 3 consecutive drops of a steel ball weighing 10kg from a height of 2m for P1A, 3m for P2A and 6m for P3A onto surface one of a framed test pane. The pane is then reversed and surface two of the pane is subjected to 3 more impacts. In order to obtain a pass the ball should not pass through the glass during any of the 6 impacts.

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Even after being subjected to the full severity of the BS EN 356 test the glass, although shattered, retained its integrity. A demonstration was then set up to determine the post-test strength of the glass/film composite. Sandbags together weighing 500kg were placed on the glass and left in place for a period of 15 days without the glass sagging or giving way.

Specified by Government departments including The Environment Agency, MOD, Home Office, The Chemicals Industry, Security Consultants, Health and Safety and Food Safety advisors.

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after-test 500Kg loading