Products | Glass Safety Film

Glass Safety Film

Products | Glass Safety Film

Glass Safety Film

Introduction to Glass Safety Film

Glass Safety Film is a PET or PVC-based protective film designed to improve the safety, durability, and impact resistance of glass surfaces. Applied directly to glass, it helps hold broken fragments together when the glass is damaged or shattered, reducing the risk of flying shards and improving safety.

The safety film provides a practical and cost-effective safety upgrade for glass. It is especially suitable for applications where laminated glass may not be required, or where a more flexible and economical alternative is preferred.

Additionally the film helps filter harsh sunlight and reduce glare while preserving a clear outdoor view. By softening excessive brightness, it enhances visual comfort and creates a more visually pleasant, and well-balanced indoor environment.

Glass Safety Film

Options

Specifications

Specifications

Max. Size: 3000mm x 1600mm

Min. Size: 300mm x 150mm

Features

Features

Impact Resistance: Helps hold glass fragments together after breakage, reducing splashing and flying shards caused by spontaneous glass breakage or impact.

Cost-Effective Safety Solution: Offers a more economical alternative to laminated glass; suitable for projects that require improved safety performance with better cost control.

Moisture Resistance: Performs well in hot and humid environments, with better moisture resistance than PVB laminated glass in certain applications.

Wide Color Selection: Available in multiple colors and finishes to support various architectural and decorative designs.

Applications

Applications

Bathroom Doors, Mirrors, Railway Vehicle Windows, Insulating Glass Curtain Walls

Notes

Notes

PET Film: Superior safety performance and recommended for applications requiring high-level anti-shatter protection.

PVC Film: More economical but not as safe or durable as PET film.

*Installation Side Recommendation*: The film can be applied to either side of the glass. Interior-side installation is preferred for enhanced safety, while exterior-side installation may be used for easier cleaning and improved visual appearance.