BDF S8MB50 Security Window Film – 8 Mil Safety & Sun Control, Black 50 (Light)

Key Features

• 8 mil security film: Thick polyester construction adds a protective layer to existing glass and helps hold broken glass fragments together after impact.
• Added glass protection: Helps reduce glass fragmentation from accidental impacts, severe weather, and attempted forced entry.
• Light black tint: Provides subtle shading while maintaining ample natural light and good outward visibility.
• Sun & heat control: Helps reduce solar heat and glare for a more comfortable indoor environment.
• 99% UV rejection: Blocks up to 99% of UV rays, helping reduce UV exposure that can contribute to fading of furniture, flooring, and other interior furnishings.
• Maintains visibility: Light 50 shade prioritizes natural light and outward visibility rather than privacy.
• Professional adhesive: Strong adhesive system is designed for long-lasting application to compatible glass surfaces.
• Customizable fit: Film can be trimmed to fit a variety of residential, office, and commercial windows.

Product Overview

BDF S8MB50 Security Window Film combines 8 mil safety and security film construction with light sun control, providing an added layer of protection without significantly darkening the glass.

The film is designed to help hold shattered glass fragments together following impact, which can help reduce the hazards associated with broken glass. Its thick construction also adds resistance to the existing glass during accidental impacts, severe weather, and attempted forced entry. It should be considered an added protective layer rather than making the window break-in or storm proof.

The Black 50 light shade allows ample natural light and maintains good outward visibility while helping reduce glare and solar heat. It also provides up to 99% UV rejection to help reduce UV exposure that can contribute to fading of interior furnishings.

Because S8MB50 has a light tint, it is best suited for applications where security, natural light, and sun control are priorities over privacy. For greater view-shielding, a darker security-film shade would be more appropriate.