The Arma safety film range meets compliance standards for safety and security films.
Compliance with EN 12600
During an impact the breaking mode is similar to laminated glass with the presence of numerous pieces of glass of different sizes but which do not detach from the adhesive of the film and form a unitary assembly.
Compliance with EN 356
Tests performed for this standard classify glazing safety films according to their resistance to human or accidental impact and burglary.
- Classification of resistance to human or accidental impact
The glazing equipped with a security film must resist the jet of a projectile without it passing through the glazing.
- Break-in classification
Repeated impact tests with a mass or ax object to evaluate the burglar resistance of glass safety and security films.
arma 4mil IN NRC PSA
This type of glass security film ensures a maintenance of broken glass as a result of the human or accidental impact that is to say without the intention of a break-in.
arma 8mil IN NRC PSA
The Arma 8 mil security film is designed to withstand impacts of 200kg/0.1m2. During an attempted break-in, he will play his role as a burglar-proofing device by maintaining the glazing in place.
