FAQ - Glass-Gard Security Laminate Films

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PROPERTIES	GG 200	GG 400	GGL 400	GGL 400	GG 700	GGL 800	GGL 800	GGL 1200	GGLL 1400
				(Solar)			(Solar)
Thickness	2.0 mil	4.0 mil	4.0 mil	4.5 mil	6.5 mil	8 mil	8 mil	12.0 mil	14.0 mil
Ply’s	1	1	2	2	1	2	2	3	3
Peel Strength (lb./inch)	5-7	5-7	5-7	5-7	5-7	5-8	5-8	5-7	5-7
Break Tensile (lb./inch)	60	105	115	125	170	171	171	295	370
Elongation at Break	>150%	>150%	>150%	>150%	>150%	>150%	>150%	>150%	>150%
Penetration Force (Ft.-lbs.)	1120	1450	1760	1800	2080	2081	2081	4500	6400
Abrasion Resistance (Delta Haze)	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%	<5%

* GGL400 and thicker films all meet ANSI Z97.1 and CPSC 1201 Category II

Chemical Resistance
GLASS-GARD Scratch Resistant surface (SCR) will resist damage
and attack by the following substances:
10% Sodium Hydroxide
10% Phosphoric Acid
5% Sodium Hypochlorite
5% Sodium Pyrophosphate

Notes:
1. Break tensile per ASTM D 882.
2. Abrasion values are % change in haze.
3. Abrasion resistance per ASTM D 1044.
4. Elongation for all films per ASTM D 882 is >150%.
5. The data reported herein are intended only as a guideline, and not as product specifications or product usage recommendations.

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