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Scotchshield Specifications |
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3M Scotchshield Specifications
These safety and security window films are made using the patented micro-layered polyester film from 3M. They offer significantly more tear and penetration resistance strength than conventional PET films.
| Physical Properties: |
SCLARL150 |
Ultra 400 Series* |
ULTRA600 |
| Film Thickness |
.022 inches nominal
(.051 mm) |
.004 inches nominal
(.1 mm) |
.006 inches nominal
(.152 mm) |
| Micro-layers |
13 |
26 |
39 |
| Graves Area Tear1 |
>340 Lbs. %
(>155 kg %) |
>780 Lbs. %
(>355 kg %) |
>1,150 Lbs. %
(>523 kg %) |
| Young’s Modulus2 |
>500k PSI
(>3.45x109 pascals) |
>500k PSI
(>3.45x109 pascals) |
>500k PSI
(>3.45x109 pascals) |
| Tensile Strength |
30,000 PSI
(2.07x108 pascals) |
30,000 PSI
(2.07x108 pascals) |
30,000 PSI
(2.07x108 pascals) |
| Break Strength |
60 Lbs. per inch width
(10.7 kg/cm) |
120 Lbs. per inch width
(10.7 kg/cm) |
180 Lbs. per inch width
(10.7 kg/cm) |
| Elongation (Stretch) |
140% |
140% |
140% |
| PPT (Puncture Propagation Tear)3 |
2.0 Lbs.
(.91 kg) |
8.7 Lbs.
(4.0 kg) |
19.2 Lbs.
(8.7 kg) |
Safety Impact Tests:
CPSC 16CFR
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Category I (150 ft. lbs.) |
Category II (400 ft. lbs.) |
Category II (400 ft. lbs.) |
| ANSI Z97.1 |
Unlimited |
Unlimited |
Unlimited |
Adhesive Strength
After Weathering4 |
>2,500 grams per inch
(984 gr/cm)
>3,500 grams per inch
(>1,378 gr/cm) |
>2,500 grams per inch
(984 gr/cm)
>3,500 grams per inch
(>1,378 gr/cm) |
>2,500 grams per inch
(984 gr/cm)
>3,500 grams per inch
(>1,378 gr/cm) |
| Abrasion Resistance5 |
<6% Change in Haze |
<6% Change in Haze |
<6% Change in Haze |
Surface Burn
Characteristics |
Class A Interior Use |
Class A Interior Use |
Class A Interior Use |
| Building Code Compliance |
BOCA |
BOCA |
n/a |
| 1 ASTM D-1004-94a |
Initial Tear Resistance of Plastic Film and Sheeting (Graves Area) |
| 2 ASTM D882-95a |
Tensile Properties of Thin Plastic Sheeting (this method covers Young’s
Modulus, tensile strength, break strength, an elongation). Young’s
Modulus measures resistance to stretch, or give of a material. The lower the value the more flexible the material. For example, a rubber band would have a YM<100k, whereas for polystyrene > 1,000k. |
| 3 ASTM D-2582-93 |
Puncture-Propagation Tear Resistance of Plastic Film and Sheeting |
| 4 CPSC 1201.4 |
Accelerated Weathering for Plastics using 1200 hours Xenon Lamp
Exposure |
| 5 ASTM D-1044 |
Standard Method of Test for Resistance of Transparent Plastics to
Surface Abrasion |
| 6 ASTM E-84 |
Surface Burn Characteristics of Building Materials |
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