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Did you know broken glass causes 90% of explosion injuries?
Even in calm homes, accidents happen. A child runs into a glass door. A storm hits. Glass shatters. Safety anti-fall window films solve this problem. They hold glass together—even when it breaks.
In this post, you’ll learn how window films work, where they’re needed, and why Mr.Film’s MRN7095 stands out.
Safety anti-fall window film is a transparent, adhesive layer placed on glass surfaces. It strengthens the glass and holds fragments in place if breakage happens. It’s made from PET—a tough, flexible plastic—and uses strong glue to bond to the surface.
Once applied, it adds a protective barrier. This barrier absorbs force during impact. It keeps broken pieces from scattering. Even if the glass cracks, the film helps it stay together. This reduces injuries, stops dangerous shards, and protects what’s behind the glass.
The film can be used on home windows, schools, offices, and public buildings. It’s also useful where kids play or people pass often. It gives peace of mind by turning regular glass into a safer, smarter layer of protection.
Standard glass breaks into sharp, flying shards. Tempered glass breaks into smaller pieces, but they still scatter and cause cuts. Both types pose a risk in storms, accidents, or explosions.
Safety window film changes that. It adds stretch and strength. When pressure hits—like during a typhoon or a fall—the glass may break, but the pieces stay stuck to the film.
Let’s compare below:
| Property | Standard Glass | Tempered Glass | Film-Coated Glass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breaks under impact | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fragment containment | None | Limited | Up to 95% |
| Injury risk | High | Moderate | Low |
| Pressure resistance (wind) | Poor | Better | Best when film applied |
| Appearance | Clear or tinted | Clear or tinted | Maintains clarity or adds tint |
Using a high-quality safety film means more than just break resistance. It also gives added insulation, reduces UV exposure, and lowers heat gain. So it's not only safer—it’s smarter.
Glass looks clean and modern, but it hides risks. When it breaks, the damage spreads fast. A child running through a glass door may get cut badly. A strong wind during a storm can blow out a window. In a crowded public space, an explosion sends glass flying.
It’s not always the impact that causes harm. Often, it’s the shattered glass. Studies show over 90 percent of explosion injuries come from flying shards—not the blast itself. These pieces can move faster than 150 mph, hitting walls and people nearby.
Even tempered glass, which breaks into small chunks, isn’t harmless. The fragments still travel and injure people. In schools, factories, airports, and homes, glass becomes a danger when it fails. That’s why safety can’t be ignored.
We can’t stop every accident or disaster, but we can prepare. Reinforcing glass with anti-fall window film in modern construction is one smart step. It prevents glass from falling apart when struck. It holds it together, even after impact or breakage.
Installing safety film is simple. It doesn’t require replacing your windows. And the result is a much safer building. Here’s how it helps:
| Scenario | Without Film | With Safety Film |
|---|---|---|
| Child runs into glass | High risk of cuts | Minor bruises, no shards |
| Typhoon strikes window | Glass shatters, shards fly | Glass cracks, stays in place |
| Explosion near building | Flying glass causes injuries | Film holds glass, reduces danger |
| Object hits window in factory | Glass falls into machines or food | Breakage contained, process safe |
We all want safe homes, schools, and offices. Anti-fall film makes that goal easier to reach.
Not all window films serve the same purpose. Some protect against heat, others boost safety. Let’s look at three common types: security film, anti-fall film, and solar film.
Security window film is built for strength. It’s thicker and stretchable. When explosions or forced entry happen, it holds shattered glass together. It’s used in banks, airports, and government buildings.
Anti-fall film focuses on accidents and natural events. It keeps glass from falling during typhoons, strong winds, or everyday impact. You’ll often see it in schools, homes, and factories.
Solar film works differently. It blocks heat and UV rays. It’s often thinner but still adds a layer of safety. It helps lower energy bills and reduces indoor fading.
Each type can serve multiple roles. Some advanced films combine all three.
These films may look the same, but their specs vary. Here's how they compare:
| Feature | Security Film | Anti-Fall Film | Solar Film |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary use | Blast, forced entry | Accident, wind, fall | Heat, UV, glare control |
| Thickness | 4mil to 12mil | Around 2mil | 1.5mil to 2mil |
| Stretchability | High | Moderate | Low to moderate |
| UV blocking | Optional | Often included | Up to 99% |
| IR / heat rejection | Rare | Sometimes | Up to 93% |
| Energy savings | Minimal | Minimal | High |
| Application areas | High-risk facilities | Schools, homes, factories | Offices, homes, cars |
| Visibility change | Slight | None | Can be tinted or clear |
Some premium films—like Mr.Film’s MRN7095—bridge these categories. They offer safety, UV protection, and heat control in one solution.
Kids play hard and move fast. Sometimes, they don’t see a clean glass door until it’s too late. If that door breaks, it can lead to deep cuts or worse. Anti-fall window film helps stop that. It holds the broken glass in place, reducing sharp shards. Parents use it to add peace of mind in living rooms, patios, and play areas.
In schools, glass is everywhere—classrooms, hallways, gyms. But so are children running, jumping, and moving fast. A slip or push can lead to dangerous contact with glass. Safety film is a must. It lowers injury risk while keeping classrooms open and bright. These spaces often use anti-fall film to meet child safety standards.
Cleanliness and safety go hand in hand in food production. If a glass panel breaks near food or machines, tiny shards can cause major problems. It risks product recalls or damaged equipment. That’s why factories use window film. It helps ensure glass stays intact—even when it cracks. This keeps the food safe and protects workers too.
Glass walls and big windows look great in offices. But they also pose a safety risk. A sudden impact—from weather or accidents—can send glass everywhere. For employers, that’s a legal and safety concern. Installing film shows care for both people and property. It helps companies meet building codes and avoid costly damage.
Public places face bigger threats. Stadiums, shopping centers, airports—they all carry risk from explosions or attacks. Experts like RIBA now advise planning for these dangers in the design stage. Security window film plays a big role. It reduces flying glass risk, protects crowds, and strengthens building defenses. Some films even block electromagnetic signals for extra protection.
Let’s look at how security film performs. In one test, a bomb exploded 400 meters away. Glass from an unprotected window flew over 75 meters per second. Now imagine that same window covered in film. The glass still broke, but it stayed in place. No flying shards, no major injury. These tests meet ISO 16933, the world’s strictest explosion simulation standard.
Here’s a quick comparison of environments and needs:
| Application Area | Risk Type | Film Function |
|---|---|---|
| Homes with kids | Accidental impact | Prevent cuts from broken glass |
| Schools and daycares | Child movement | Stop glass from shattering freely |
| Food factories | Hygiene control | Keep shards away from food/machines |
| Offices and stores | Accidents, storms | Contain breakage, protect people |
| Airports, malls, stadiums | Explosions, attacks | Reduce flying glass, meet regulations |
Coastal cities face powerful storms each year. When typhoons hit, strong winds push hard against buildings. Glass becomes the weakest point. A sudden pressure drop or wind gust can cause windows to shatter. That sends sharp pieces flying—indoors and out.
People in high-rise buildings or exposed areas are at higher risk. Once glass breaks, the danger isn’t just from shards. Wind rushes in, pressurizes the room, and may even blow out walls or roofs. That’s why glass needs extra help, especially where hurricanes and typhoons strike often.
Typhoon-proof window films add strength to glass. They don’t stop cracks. But they do keep the glass from falling apart. During storms, the film holds pieces together, reducing flying debris and keeping buildings sealed.
The film acts like a skin. It spreads stress across the surface. When wind hits, the film flexes slightly, absorbing pressure. This reduces the chance of the glass popping out of the frame.
One test showed how well this works. Under a wind pressure of 1500Pa, glass with safety film stayed intact. It cracked, but no fragments fell. Edge connections stayed sealed. Here’s how film affects wind resistance:
| Feature | Without Film | With Typhoon-Proof Film |
|---|---|---|
| Wind pressure tolerance | Low | Moderate to high |
| Shard containment on break | None | Up to 95% |
| Frame seal retention | Often lost | Mostly preserved |
| Storm safety performance | Poor | Strong |
By applying film before storms hit, buildings gain critical protection. It’s a simple way to add real strength where it's needed most.
To check how safety window film handles extreme pressure, we turn to GB/T 7106-2019. It’s the national standard used to test wind resistance, airtightness, and water performance of windows in buildings. The test simulates real-world forces during storms and high-altitude winds.
Glass panels are placed inside a controlled environment. Machines push air at rising pressure levels. Inspectors then look for breakage, edge failure, or detachment. The goal is to see how well the glass holds together when hit by strong forces.
Mr.Film’s safety fall-prevention film was put to the test. Using tempered glass with the film applied, the sample faced 1500Pa of wind pressure. That’s similar to strong typhoon-level conditions.
The results spoke clearly. The film held the entire panel together. No glass fragments fell. The surface cracked, but the membrane stayed whole. The film also kept edge connections sealed to the frame. That means the unit didn’t just resist breakage—it kept the barrier intact.
Here’s a summary of what happened at 1500Pa:
| Feature Tested | Result With Film Applied |
|---|---|
| Glass membrane integrity | Fully maintained |
| Loose glass fragments | None |
| Edge/frame connection | Intact |
| Visible failure signs | No severe detachment |
Broken glass is dangerous when it turns into flying shards. Safety film reduces that risk. Mr.Film’s product proved it can contain over 95% of glass fragments after impact. Even if the panel cracks under high pressure, the pieces remain stuck to the film.
This is key in homes, offices, or public spaces. Instead of glass flying through a room, it stays in place. That cuts the risk of injury, damage, or panic.
It works like a shield. Not by stopping breakage—but by controlling what happens after.
MRN7095 is more than just a safety film. It’s designed to solve heat and UV problems too. Thanks to advanced nano-ceramic layers, it blocks 56 percent of total solar energy. That means cooler rooms and lower energy use.
It also rejects 93 percent of infrared rays. These rays are the main reason heat builds up indoors. With this film, heat stays out and comfort stays in.
The triple-layer UV blocking system filters 99 percent of harmful rays. It protects furniture, flooring, and artwork from fading. It also keeps people safe from daily UV exposure.
The film balances insulation and visibility. It allows natural light to pass but keeps harmful energy out. Here’s a breakdown:
| Specification | MRN7095 Value |
|---|---|
| Total Solar Energy Rejection | 56% |
| Infrared Rejection | 93% |
| UV Blocking | 99% (Triple-Layer System) |
| SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coeff.) | 0.52 |
| Visible Light Transmittance | 72% |
| Interior Reflectance | 7% |
| Exterior Reflectance | 11% |
| Shading Coefficient | 0.6 |
This balance helps keep indoor temperatures stable—cool in summer, warmer in winter.
Beyond comfort, MRN7095 offers serious protection. It features a 2mil thick PET base layer. That adds strength without losing clarity. It boosts impact resistance by 300 percent.
If the glass breaks, the film holds over 95 percent of the shards. That keeps people safe and reduces the mess. Whether from accidents or storms, the film turns weak points into strong barriers.
| Safety Feature | Performance |
|---|---|
| PET Layer Thickness | 2mil |
| Impact Resistance Increase | 300% |
| Shard Containment Rate | 95% |
You can use MRN7095 almost anywhere. It works well on homes, offices, factories, and schools. Wherever people gather, this film adds value and safety.
It installs fast—just 30 minutes per window. And it comes with a 10-year warranty. There’s no need to replace the glass. We apply it directly to existing panels. That makes it simple and affordable to upgrade building protection.
Mr.Film began its journey in Jiangmen, Guangdong. Today, it operates with expanded bases in Foshan, where we manage a full-scale dust-free production center and showroom. We’ve spent 27 years refining window film technology, from core materials to high-performance solutions.
Our team combines in-house R&D with German-made nano-precision coating lines. This allows us to deliver consistent results, even in complex custom orders. Our films are trusted by leading brands across China. These include Huangpi, Xinhaoxuan, and many other well-known door and window manufacturers.
With a strong focus on reliability, we’ve earned key national honors. Our company has been recognized as a National High-Tech Enterprise. We’ve also received the Golden Glass Award and ranked among China’s Top 100 Glass Enterprises.
We focus on practical, real-world film solutions. Here’s what we specialize in:
| Expertise Area | Application Focus |
|---|---|
| Door and window protection film | Residential and commercial glazing |
| Glass safety film | Anti-shatter, fall prevention |
| Shower room explosion-proof film | Wet-area glass safety |
| Energy-saving insulation film | Heat control and solar energy use |
As industry needs grow, so do our solutions. We continue to improve film quality, durability, and safety—making buildings smarter, safer, and more energy-efficient.
We’re always ready to support your safety and energy needs. Whether you need film for a new project or want to upgrade an old one, our team can help. You can reach us by email, visit our website, or connect through one of our two office locations.
Here’s how to get in touch:
| Contact Type | Details |
|---|---|
| Company Name | Guangdong Mr.Film Photoelectric Technology Co., Ltd. |
| Website | www.mr-film.cn |
| film@glass.com.cn | |
| Foshan Headquarters | No. 5, Keyun North Road, Zone B, Shishan Technology Industrial Park |
| Jiangmen Branch | Room 109, No. 1, Huangbian Haowai Industrial Zone, Pengjiang District, Jiangmen City |
Our team provides consultation, product matching, and after-sales support. We can also guide you through film selection for special environments like schools, high-rises, or food plants.
Let us know how we can help secure your space with smarter glass protection.
MRN7095 combines safety, heat insulation, and UV blocking. It features a 2mil PET layer, blocks 99% UV, and withstands 1500Pa wind pressure.
Yes, the film is designed for quick installation. It takes about 30 minutes per standard window without changing the frame or glass.
Absolutely. The film holds shattered glass together, reducing injury risk during accidents or impacts from playful children.
MRN7095 comes with a 10-year warranty. It’s engineered for long-term performance without peeling or bubbling.
Yes. The film rejects 56% of total solar energy and 93% of infrared rays, reducing cooling load and improving indoor comfort.
