Security Window Film
Security window film for commercial glazing — safety window film that holds shattered glass together under impact and smash-and-grab attempts, plus sacrificial anti-graffiti film, with 99% UV rejection. Code-rated constructions for storefronts, schools, healthcare, and commercial facilities.
Security Film levels
Each level engineered for a different job. All manufactured by Glacier.
Why shops pick Glacier security film.
Holds glass on impact
On impact, glass breakage still happens — the film bonds the broken glass into a single sheet held in the window frame, slowing entry and keeping flying glass away from people inside.
Code-rated options
ANSI Z97.1 / CPSC 16 CFR 1201 safety glazing standards.
Anti-graffiti sacrificial
Sacrificial film takes the tag and peels off without damaging the glass.
Optically clear
Security construction without the dark, plastic look of traditional safety glazing.
Blocks 99% of UV rays
UV exposure through untreated glass is a real skin-cancer risk factor. The clear polyester construction blocks it without darkening the glass or changing how the building looks.
At a glance.
Detailed spec sheets, performance test data, and warranty terms available on request through your trade account.
- Thicknesses
- 4, 7, 8, 11 mil
- Standards
- ANSI Z97.1, CPSC 16 CFR 1201
- Roll widths
- 36", 60", 72"
- Tints
- Clear or combined solar control
- UV rejection
- 99%
Built for the shops that install daily.
Retail storefronts
Smash-and-grab deterrence for high-target merchandise.
Schools + healthcare
Code-rated safety glazing for life-safety upgrades.
Office + commercial
Optically clear safety glazing without the look of traditional plastic glazing.
Common questions.
What's the difference between safety film and security film?+
Does Glacier security film stop bullets?+
Will security film make windows look dark or plastic-like?+
Does security film block UV rays?+
Related reading.
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