SAFETY
SECURITY
BLAST MITIGATION
Protect property and occupants with advanced window film solutions designed to strengthen glass windows, enhance security, and reduce hazards.
Glass Fragment Retention
Forced Entry
Delay
Blast Hazard
Reduction
UV & Glare
Control
Safety, Security & Blast Mitigation
2nd surface provides advanced safety and security window film solutions built to strengthen glass windows to protect property and people. Our solutions work effectively to reduce hazards caused by broken or flying glass during forced entry attempts, severe weather and high impact events.
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The films and attachment solutions we install are made to maneuver and tested to recognize safety and performance standards.
Extensively Tested Solutions
Our safety and security film options are sourced from trusted manufacturers whose products undergo rigorous third-party testing. Available systems may be evaluated for blast mitigation, impact resistance, forced-entry delay, windstorm protection, and compliance with applicable U.S and international standards.
Reduce Hazards From Broken Glass
During a high impact or explosion event, shattered glass can result in property damages and injuries. Safety and security film helps hold broken glass together, limiting the amount of loose glass projected into occupied areas.
Advanced Anchoring Systems
For applications requiring advanced protection, security film can be brought together with professional anchoring systems that secures the film glass to the window frame. This develops a more complete system designed to improve glass retention and provide continuous, passive protection.
Forced-Entry Protection
Security window film reinforces vulnerable glass and can delay unauthorized entry by making the glazing more difficult to enter. The added resistance provides valuable time for occupants, security personnel, or emergency responders to react.
Cost-Effective Building Protection
Safety and security film offers a practical alternative to replacing existing windows with specialized security glazing. It can help reduce risks associated with personal injury, property damage, severe weather, vandalism, forced entry, and blast related incidents while preserving the appearance of the existing glass.
