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	Safety film - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Photographic film called safety film is made with a film base of either acetate or polyester.
		Beginning in the 1920s, acetate replaced nitrocellulose (nitrate) film bases used previously as the film stock used in both amateur and professional applications.
		Cellulose triacetate films are still in wide use today for applications such as original camera negatives, but have largely been replaced with polyester, which is more stable and durable for archival and post-production purposes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Safety_film (132 words)

	Film stock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Film stock is the term for photographic film on which motion pictures are shot.
		Negative films require additional transferring; since negative films are much more commonly used, terms are based on the steps needed to produce a viewable finished print: one speaks of negatives and positives.
		Film is also classified according to its gauge and the arrangement of its perforations— gauges range from 8 mm to 70 mm or more, while perforations may vary in shape, pitch, and positioning.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Film_stock (1306 words)

	Safety & Security Description
		Safety film is manufactured from single or multiple layers of tough, optically clear polyester film laminated together in a variety of constructions.
		One side of the film is coated with an extremely powerful adhesive formula that is applied to the interior surface of the glass, whilst the exterior (room facing) side is protected with a special scratch-resistant coating.
		Safety Zone can help protect from injury and property damage by firmly adhering most of the broken glass to the film, minimizing the dispersal of fragments and splinters, saving life and protecting property.
	www.hanitacoatings.com /products/safety_description.asp (458 words)

	Safety window film, security window film & bomb blast protection film
		Safety films, security films and bomb blast protection films can often be combined with the properties of solar control window film and privacy film to create a multi-purpose film to meet your specific requirements.
		Safety Films are tested according to BS EN 12600/ BS6206 Class B (100 microns) and approved for upgrading existing glazing to comply with legal requirements against human impact:
		Their focus is health and safety and they are designed to prevent serious injury to children and adults through accidental collision with glazing.
	www.appliedwindowfilms.co.uk /safety.htm (606 words)

	One hundred Years of Film Sizes. Almost one hundred film widths and perforations were experimented with.
		Whereas film equipment has undergone drastic changes in the course of a century it is a little miracle that 35mm has remained the universally accepted film size.
		Films from 10 to 15 meter lengths in special containers were for rent from Edison depots or by mail.
		An optimum use of the film width was obtained by expanding the image and reducing the size of the perforations on both sides.
	www.xs4all.nl /~wichm/filmsize.html (3880 words)

	Johnson Window Films - Glass Protection for a Safer World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Personal safety and property are exposed to the expanding levels of risk associated with “smash and grab” robberies and other more dangerous illegal acts.
		Safety films provide a much-needed deterrent to vandals and thieves by holding glass panes in place preventing easy entry.
		Safety and security films can be found anyplace where glass breakage poses a threat - homes, commercial buildings, retail stores, government buildings and even cars.
	www.johnsonwindowfilms.com /SAFETY.php (327 words)

	Safety Window Film, Bomb Blast Window Film, UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Our range of Safety Film, Bomb Blast Window Film and Security Films are designed to protect people and property against the dangers of flying shards of glass in the event of explosion or attack.
		The multi-layered safety, security and bomb blast window film is installed to the inside glass surface of existing glazing, providing a protective barrier by holding broken glass in place, thus reducing the injuries and damage that could otherwise occur.
		Combination 'safety' films also afford solar heat and glare reduction thus solving a number of problems with a single application.
	www.film4glass.net /safety.html (145 words)

	International Window Film Association
		Such early films were found to reflect solar radiation back from a window, preventing the warming of inside surfaces normally hit by direct sunlight while still allowing vision through the glass.
		It was discovered that polyester film tended to absorb and reradiate long wave infrared heat rather than act as a transparent medium.
		These films are considered in the building industry to be "retrofit" products; that is, products to be applied to existing buildings as opposed to use in new construction.
	www.iwfa.com /iwfa/Consumer_Info/windowfilmproductinfo.html (358 words)

	HanitaTek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Clear SafetyZone™ films are produced in 4, 7, 8 and 12 mil for resistance to impact, blast and natural disaster; with a special scratch-resistant coating for exterior applications.
		Cold Steel Safety is available in 5, 6 and 10 mil thickness, in 35%, 50% and 70% light transmission, and is recommended for both residential and commercial use.
		Manufactured in 4, 9 and 12 mil in 20% VLT, Silver Safety films are primarily used for commercial projects, and are also available with a scratch-resistant coating for exterior applications.
	www.hanitatek.com /safetyzone.shtml (488 words)

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		This new safety and security film is a tough, durable, tear- and penetration-resistant shield that bonds to the inside of your windows for protection.
		Now picture a safety and security film with double the thickness (5mm) of the film used in automotive windshields (for extreme use, 6mm and 12mm thickness are available).
		Safety and Security film is also available in tints; both clear and tinted film provide over 99% protection against ultra violet light.
	www.cgroup.com /safety_film (1231 words)

	Safety Film - Bekaert Specialty Films explains the performance ratings
		Safety film is composed of incredibly strong, optical-quality clear or metallized polyester, high-grade ultraviolet inhibitors, special laminating and mounting adhesives, and scratch-resistant coating.
		Safety film is also referred to as anti-shatter film, glass fragment retention film, blast mitigation film and Mylar.
		Armorcoat is available in all thickness, offered as either a clear or metallized safety film.
	www.armorcoatfilms.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/Product_Performance.Safety_Film (191 words)

	National Museum Photography, Film & Television - British Television: A Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Film in the first and second stages can be copied, as may parts of films at the third stage of decomposition.
		Film at the fourth or fifth stages is useless and should be immediately destroyed by your local fire brigade because of the dangers of spontaneous combustion and chemical attack on other films.
		Nitrate movie film was made mostly in the professional 35mm gauge, though in the 1890s and the early years of this century some amateur film stocks, such as 17.5mm, were cut down from 35mm film.
	www.nmpft.org.uk /insight/downloads/NitrateFilm.asp (1166 words)

	LLumar Architectural Safety Security Protective Window Film (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		LLumar safety and security films are heavy-duty polyester films bonded by especially aggressive adhesives.
		Upgrading existing glazing to meet safety regulations is quick and cost-effective with retrofit films.
		If vandals leave their mark, the film can be peeled off and replaced easily, eliminating graffiti--and the need for costly glass replacement.
	www.llumar.com /IntEng/ArchitecturalSafetySecurityFilm.htm (177 words)

	SunDimmers Inc. Custom Safety Films
		These are single- and multi-layered polyester films designed specifically to resist breakage, and in the event of breakage, to hold the broken glass together to provide maximum safety and protection.
		Four-mil - a single-ply safety film, used where accidental breakage, not forced entry, is the greatest danger.
		And although 99% of the safety and security film we sell is for homes and offices, every so often we run across a more exotic application.
	www.sundimmersinc.com /safety.html (226 words)

	Window film Kent Surrey And Sussex by Pabro for security window film
		Films are tested to BS6206 Class A and B. Anti-shatter protection.
		Safety and security films are also specified to provide solutions to many other glass related safety problems including bomb blast protection.
		Our Solar control films reduce solar heat gain by as much as 80% as well as effectively reducing eye strain and associated headaches caused by visible glare on computer screens etc. The result is a more comfortable working environment ensuring higher productivity.
	www.1st-window-film.com (367 words)

	Building design safety film safety glass window tinting privacy window bomb blast protection
		Llumar® performance window film is designed for application to windows to enhance the performance of the glass for a variety of purposes including safety and security, protection from solar heat and glare, reducing fading of fabrics, insulation against winter heat loss, provision of privacy or simply a visually attractive finish.
		In terms of security and safety, films are available which achieve Classes A and B of BS 6206 and the more demanding European impact performance requirements of BS EN 12600 Classes 1B and 2B.
		Safety window films to BS 6206 and BS EN 12600 will upgrade plain float glass to meet the requirements of Regulation 14 of the workplace (Health Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992.
	www.buildingdesign.co.uk /facil-group2/cp-films (1143 words)

	Children's identity wristbands, high visibility vests, waistcoats, glass safety film, high visibility jackets, coats; ...
		Safety glass film (also known as safety window film) is a way of upgrading old glass to current safety standards.
		Glass Safety Film (window film) protects people by holding broken glass in place in the window or door, thus reducing the injuries that would otherwise happen.
		This window safety film (glass safety film) is used both in homes and businesses.
	www.chesterford.org.uk (733 words)

	Headlight Safety Film
		Headlight Safety Film is a computer cut, optically transparent, 3M vinyl film that fits the exact contour of your headlight lens.
		Safety Film has withstood stone hits at over 120 m.p.h.
		This film is 40 mils thick but will still conform to complex curves.
	www.properautocare.com /headsaffil.html (237 words)

	Safety Film
		O'Brien safety film provides a cost effective alternative to safety glass in glass sliding doors, windows and glass panels.
		Safety film holds shattered glass in place, reducing the risk of injury from flying shards and secures and stabilizes glass under stress.
		O'Brien safety films meet and comply with AS2208, for Human Impact Considerations.
	www.obrienglass.com.au /homeshopoffice/safetyfilm.asp (53 words)

	BBC - Film Network - Safety Procedures
		The idea for Safety Procedure came from an article that I read in a newspaper about the fact that an aeroplane had never successfully landed on water in an emergency.
		An aviation expert once told me that if safety was truly a paramount concern, then all the seating would face the back of the plane...
		Some of the content on Film Network is generated by members of the public.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/filmnetwork/A9447735 (415 words)

	Ohio Public Safety Video Catalog
		Even though this safety film made during the late 1960s is dated chronologically, it sends a powerful message to the viewer with extremely graphic on-the-scene shots that will unsettle the steadiest soul.
		Filmed on location and with the assistance of the Ohio State Highway Patrol and many other state and local law enforcement agencies, the viewer is shown cues that indicate probabilities that a motorcycle operator under observation may be driving while intoxicated.
		Not wearing her safety belt, she was in the back seat and ejected from the vehicle as it rolled during the crash.
	www.publicsafety.ohio.gov /filmcatalog.html (6832 words)

	A Brief History of Amateur Film Gauges and Related Equipment, 1899 - 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Not to be confused with a later print film also called Kodacolor, this 16mm film achieved color motion pictures with the use of a process first devised in 1908 by Albert Keller-Dorian, improved by Berthon, thence know as the KDB process.
		When the developed film is placed in the projector, which is equipped with an identical 3-color filter, the colors of the original scene are reproduced.
		The system used 8mm film, provided to the consumer as spools of 16mm film, to be exposed on one half of the film at a time, the spool then turned over and the other half exposed.
	www.oldfilm.org /nhfWeb/ed/03Symp/03Symp_Kattelle.htm (1712 words)

	08845 - BLAST RESISTANT SAFETY GLAZING FILM (Madico, Inc.)
		Madico manufactures polyester transparent glazing films that can be either factory or field applied to glazed doors, sidelights, transoms, windows, and curtain walls to enhance safety and security and to improve solar control.
		Glazing films are often applied to glass in existing buildings to upgrade performance, comply with safety regulations, and increase impact and blast resistance.
		With this method, film needs to be applied after glass is installed in frame since either two or four edges of film will need to overlap onto frame.
	www.arcat.com /sdspecs/htm/08845mad.htm?coid=33948 (2809 words)

	Window film installation \| Glass film application by Applied Window Films
		Applied Window Films is a dedicated window film installation company with a wealth of experience spanning over 30 years in the industry.
		We specialise in window film application (also known as glass film) in the commercial sector and the public sector, supplying and installing a wide range of specialist window films and vinyl graphics.
		Applied Window Films is accredited by all the quality film manufacturers and holds full membership of the Glass and Glazing Federation - GGF, the International Window Film Association – IWFA, and ConstructionLine, the UK register of qualified construction services.
	www.appliedwindowfilms.co.uk (387 words)

	Coastal Tinting - Safety and Security Film (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Attached Security Film forms a membrane which holds broken glass in place, preventing the intrusion of wind, rain, and debris from causing property damage and injury.
		Security film also acts as "invisible burglar bars", making it very difficult for someone to gain access to your home or business by breaking a window, thereby discouraging "smash and grab" thieves.
		Safety Films are made from resilient layers of high-tensile polyester (Mylar), aggressive adhesives, ultraviolet inhibitors and scratch-resistant coatings to provide exceptional blast mitigation and impact resistant capabilities — with thicker attached films offering greater protection.
	www.doitgulfcoast.com /navarre/coastal-tinting/safety-and-security.htm (220 words)

	Baader Planetarium AstroSolar™ Safety Film
		The new BAADER AstroSolar™ Safety Film (neutral density 3.8 and 5.0)
		Baader Planetarium is proud to present a new safety film for solar observation.
		The basic development of this film was made in laboratories for nuclear- and particle physics.
	www.baader-planetarium.com /sofifolie/sofi_start_e.htm (314 words)

	Safety/Security Films
		The thicker the film the stronger it will be in preventing the dangers associated with glass-breakage.
		Designed to reduce the dangers of flying debris in the event of glass-breakage, the film is clear so that it will not change the appearance of the glass.
		In addition, GLASS-GARD AG films are not warranted against glass breakage due to thermal stress or seal failure on dual-pane, insulated glass windows.
	www.filmtechnologies.com /glassgard_products.asp?section=safety (789 words)

	Internet Archive: Details: One Got Fat: Bicycle Safety
		This strange film was narrated by Edward Everett Horton.
		The film ends with shots of the injured children wrapped in casts in hospital beds and the lonely boy at the picnic table in the empty park.
		I saw this film in elementary school a couple different times, and if you see it you'll understand why it had me remembering it for many years afterward.
	www.archive.org /details/OneGotFa1963 (2035 words)

	Safety Film: TAP Plastics
		With a clear 4-mil Safety Film the shattered glass is held in place and the child is safe from harm.
		Safety Film holds the window glass in place, preventing injury and maintaining security, even with broken glass.
		Our clear Safety Film is scratch-resistant and when damaged is easier and more economical than replacing a window or mirror.
	tapplastics.com /shop/product.php?pid=313&PHPSESSID=2005122722184076... (249 words)

	Safety & Security
		Llumar Magnum Safety and Security films are made with layers of polyester film bonded by special adhesives.
		Easily installed to the interior of new or existing glass, the film forms an almost invisible shield that holds glass shards intact when a pane breaks.
		Various levels of film protection are available to address various hazard needs.
	www.apwfilm.com /safsec.htm (168 words)

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