** Achievable Standards **

• ANSI Z97.1 Adhesion, tensile & impact resistance after weathering
• ASTM D Tensile Strength & Abrasion resistance
• ASTM E330 Resistance to wind Pressure
• BS476 Parts 6 & 7 Ignition, Propagation & surface spread of flame
• BS6206 Impact test to clarify glass safety characteristics, regarding injury (now superseded by EN12600-below)
• BS6262 Part 4 Code of Practise for safety glazing in Buildings
• DIN 52290 Part 4 Resistance against Manual Attack (similar EN356)
• EN12600 Impact test to clarify glass safety characteristics, regarding injury
• 5.18.5 Overhead Glazing Containment
• 5.18.6 Blast Mitigation
• ISO 16933 Open Arena Blast Test

** Regulations Satisfied **

• Approved Document N, requirements N1 & N2
• BS6262 ‘Safety in Glazing’
• Building Regulations (England and Wales) 1991 Paragraph A12(b) of Approved Document B, ‘Fire’, and other paragraphs
• Building Regulations (England and Wales) 1991 Safety Film Standards
• Building Regulations (Northern Ireland)
• Building Standards (Scotland)
• DDA Regulations
• European Glazing Regulation 14 Workplace [Health Safety and Welfare Regulation 14]

** PSA Performance Specifications for Window Film **

Applying Solartek 100 micron film to annealed glass meets

• EN12600 2B2
• ANSI Z97.1 CLASS B & C
• CPSC CFR 1201 CAT 1

Applying Solartek 175 micron film to annealed glass meets

• EN12600 1B1
• ANSI Z97.1 CLASS A, B & C
• CPSC CFR 1201 CAT 1 & 2
• GSA 3A

Applying Solartek 200 micron film to annealed glass meets

• EN12600 1B1
• ANSI Z97.1 CLASS A, B & C
• CPSC CFR 1201 CAT 1 & 2
• GSA 3A

Applying Solartek 350 micron film to annealed glass meets

• EN12600 1B1
• ANSI Z97.1 CLASS B & C
• CPSC CFR 1201 CAT 1
• GSA 3A & above
• EN356 P1 & P2