A PATENT-HOLDING AND PROVEN SECURITY SOLUTION
SL-15 can protect your people and facility from smash-and-grabs, burglaries, bomb blasts, shooters and other assailants, and high winds.
CLEAR ARMOR 15-MIL SECURITY LAMINATE
SL-15 | SECURITY LAMINATE
Offering robust 15-mil defense to impede entry, SL-15 is applied to your existing glass and ensures added time for the swift response of first responders.
15-MIL Protection
SL-15, our entry-level 15-mil laminate, boasts significant thickness, surpassing many security films for glass on the market. With a robust 420-psi breaking strength, it delivers superior defense against intruders.
Safety Glass Fortification
SL-15 applies cutting-edge technology to existing glass while staying fully transparent, making it capable of withstanding multiple strikes without collapse. This resilience prevents unauthorized entry, buying you crucial time in critical situations.
Forced-Entry Defense
SL-15 can protect your people and facility from smash-and-grabs, burglaries, bomb blasts, shooters and other assailants, and high winds.
Technical Data
Break Strength: 420 psi
Thickness: 15 mil
Color: Optically Clear
Tensile Strength: 28,500 psi
Peel Strength: 8 psi
Total Solar Energy Rejected: 18%
Visible Light Transmitted: 87%
UV Rejection: 99%
Testing
- ANSI Z97.1 – Safety Glazing Materials Used in Buildings
- ASTM E84 – Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Material
- BMAG Level 1 – Blast Mitigation
- CPSC 16 CFR – Architectural Glazing
- Hospital Safety Compliance
- Impact – EM356P4A
- ULC S332-93 – Canadian-Burglar Resistant
Chemical Resistance
Acetone
Chlorine Bleach
Ethanol
Hydrogen Peroxide
Mercurochrome
Methyl Benzene
Sodium Hydroxide
Sulfuric Acid
FULL SPECIFICATIONS:
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Clear Armor transforms ordinary glass into a robust shield that protects your home, business, and community. Ready to see it in action? Qualified individuals can join our live demos for a firsthand look. Contact us today.