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June 15, 2006
City of Carmel Building & Code Enforcement
Attn: William Hohlt
] Civic Square
Carmel, IN 46032
Dear Mr. Hohlt:
Enclosed please find a copy of test data for the impact resistant window film installed today on
both sashes of the window next to the basement door at lot 820 the Village of West Clay (permit
# 05060163). Unless] receive additional communication from you] will assume that this film is
an adequate substitute for tempered glass in this window.
Sincerely,
//c0
)
Mark Shaurette
8530 Preservation Way, Indianapolis, IN 46278
Telephone:
FAX:
(317) 295-1208
(317) 295-1207
'~~b!22!2005 09:10
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From:
Solar Concepts, Inc.
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Indianapolis, IN 46236
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WEBSITE: wwwsolarconceptsl.com
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Fax: 317-335-3504
To: Adam Shriner,
JEFF KENDALL
RE: Safety & Security window films and
ANSI Z97] (unlimited) and CPSC 120] I & II
COMPi,NY: Central Inspections
PHONE: 571-2491
FAX: 571-2499
ADDRESS:
Crn':
STATE:
DATE: 06/22/05
TIME: 08:10 AM
PAGES )NCLUDING CoVER: 15
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. Enclosed please find documents containing test data on 3M Scotchshield nd GlassGard Safety/Security
window films, . )
B ",,/1 ~' (2SS
Please note that both products did pass the required impact loads for individual glazed areas.
Sirs:
In addition, these products are presently being used in many high and medium Sl:curity government locations
Ifl can answer any questions feel free to call or contact Fred Bennett or John Weesner at the State Building
Commissioners office.
Incidentally 1. met with Jeff Kendall a couple years ago on this subject.
Thanks,
William R Swhear
o cc, John Mahaney
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P.tzig Tlllt(ng lIbor.IDriu Comp.ny lnr:.
J9Z1 Delaw.u! A~nue
O~.s Moines. ~ 50313.'ZS97
15151266-5101
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Lab. No. 24401B~A
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- -CPSC-1:2 or-'
REPORT OF TESTS
ON
Organic Coated Glass .
Safety Glazing Material For Use In Buildings
(Indoor Applications Only)
Rendered To
Metallized Products
Division of ITD Industries, Inc.
2544 Terminal Drive South
St. Petersburg, FL 33712
August 7, 1992
GENERAL
This report contains the results of te!jts on organic .film coated
lLS" and 1/4 inch annealed_ glass . performed in accordance with
American National Standards InStitute'S Specification for Safety
Glazing Material Used in Buildings, MiSX Z97 .1-~84 (unlUnited) and
the Code of Federal Regulations,Title 16, CPSC 1201 (Category XX),
Safety Standard for Architectural Glazing Materials.-
MATERIAL SUBMITl'ED
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Eleven 34 x 76 inch specimenofe~ch-.thickness (1.'S inch and 1/4
inch required for impact) were submitted faT testing. Adequate
small samples for the weathering and flammability tests were also
supplied.
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THIS RepORT IS SU8JECT TO THE ADEQUACY ANO RePRESENTATIVE CHARACTER OF T1-fE $AUPlE.
AND TO TME CO"'PREHENSIVENESS OF THE TESTS PERFORlolED. THEREFORE. IN THE INTERESlS
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DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLES
The samples consisted of 1/8 inch and 1/4 inch annealed glass
- ----coated-.with-.a-O-.O 04--inch-poly-fiJ.m-(designatoed--NRL-4 00C9 0-)' - applied
by Suntrol Products of Gloucester City, NJ. and shipped to our
laboratory. The bulk of the samples were received April 21, 1992.
TEST METHODS AND RESULTS
IMPACI' TEST
ANSI Z97.1-1984 (Unlimited) and CPSC 1201 (Category II)
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Six 34 x 76 inch specimens of each thickness (1/8 inch and 1/4
inch) were kept at a temperature of 70-80~ for a minimum of four
hours preceding the test. Each specimen was struck once within 1/2
inch of center, with a shotbag constructed in accordance with Fig.
2 of the Code, swinging in a pendulUlIl arc from a drop height of 12
inches* .above horizontal centerline .of the specimen. If breakage
did not occur, drop height was increased to 18 inches and,
subsequently, 48. inches.
* One specimen of each thickness,w.is.;.t.ested in accordance.'with,:.'CFR
Title 1.6 - CPSC Part 1201. (C"'ategory."J:I) from only a drop. heighi>of
48 inches. . .
ANSI Z97.1.-1.984;Unlirnited
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1 1/8 0.121 .12 Coated No enin
2 1/8 0.121 18 Uncoated No ng
3 1/8 0.121 18 Coated No
... 1/8 0.122 12 Uncoated 2" Horizontal Slit
1 1/4 0.230 12 Coated No Opening
2 1/4 0.229 12 Uncoated 3" Hori:r:ontal Slit
3 1/4 0.232 12 Com:ed No ening
4 1/4 0.226 12 Uncoated 2" Vertical Slit
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Patzig Testing labor.1torie:s Co., Inc.
0.. Mol"'ls. Iowa
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5 1 / 8 0 . 1 2 1 4 8 Coa t e d No Opening , PaG s
Pul 1 From
F rame
Ii 1 / 8 0 . 1 2 1 4 8 Uncoat e d No Opening , Paa a
Pul 1 From
Frame
5 1/4 0 . 2 2 6 4 8 Coated No Openin g , Paa s
Pul 1 From
Frame
Ii 1 / 4 0 . 2 2 8 4 8 Un coated No Op..ning , Pas s
Pull From
Frame
CFR Title 16 - CPSC Part 1201, Category r"
SPECIFIED
The specifications state that the impact test is satisfactorily
completed if anyone of the following safety criteria is met by
each of the specimen tested: 1) when breakage occurs at 12, 18,or
48 inch drop heights, numerous cracks and fissures may occur but no
shear or opening through which a 3 - inch diameter sphere may be
freely passed may develop;* 2) when disintegration occurs at 12,
18 or 48 _inches, the_ten largest crackfree.particles, obtained 3
minutes subseqUent to test, shall weigh--Do":riibre.:than the-equivalent
of 10 square inches of. the original" .-specimen; 3) when breakage
occurs at 12, 18, or 48 inches, the stiffness and hardness. of the
specimen shall be determined. A modulus of elasticity less than
750,000 psi and a Rockwell Hardness less than M or R 140 shall
ihdicate satisfactory compliance; 4) the specimen remains intact
after the 48 inch drop test, though not necessarily .remaining.
within the frame.
*
CPSC Part 1Z01 requires-~that' a-'.3 :I:I1Ch ~dtamei:er solid steel
sphere weighing 4 pounds is retained when placed in the
opening and permitted to remain for a period of one second.
For this criterion the impacted sample shall be placed, while
remaining in the suhframe, in a horizontal, impact side up,
position.
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Results
Test samples complied with referenced ANSI and CPSC 1201 impact
criteria in both thicknesses.
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P'lzig Testing L.borolories Co., lne.
0., Molnos. Iowa
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----AG ING-( Hi-g'h-TemI'ierature--andHumitlity cy-cTer---- ---------
ANSI Z97.1-1984 S.4.2
Eight organic coated (0.004") glass specimens 34" X 76" (four 1/8"
and four 1/4" thickness) were placed vertically and spaced at least
one inch apart in a conditioning chamber. The test panels were
exposed to ten complete cycles (1400 ~ SOF. for 21 hours changing to
100. ~ SOF. and 9S~ :t S%- relative humidity within 3 hrs. and
maintain for 21 hrs) A fifth specimen of each thickness was
retained unexposed.
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0 5 / 09 Initial 14 0 - - - - l~ O'
1 5 /1 0 1.00 9 5 1.02' , 9l\-
2 5 /11 l~ 0 - - - - 14 O.
3 5 /12 10 0 9 5 100.# 9~ \-
4 5 / 13 1.4 0 - - - - 13 9.
5 5 /14 100 9 5 101-, 99 \-
6 5 /15 14 0 - - - - ...~ 0." -
7 5 /16 100 95 1.03' , 9 4 \-
8 5 /17 14 0 - - - - 14 O'
9 5 /1 8 1. 00 95 1.01." , 9 0%
1 0 5 /19 14 0 - - - - 141-
1.1 5 /2 0 10 0 95 100' . 9 3%
1.2 /21 .- 13 9'
5 140 - - - -
1.3 5 /22 10 0 95 -. 1.0.-, 9 3 \-
14 5 /23 1~ 0 - - - - 1. 4 O'
15 5 /24 100 95 - 1.0 0', 9 H
1. 6 5 /25 14 0 - - - - 14 O'
1.7 5 /2 6 100 ~ 9 5 102-, 9 8\-
1 8 5 /27 14 0 . - - - - 1~ O.
1.9 5 /2 8 10 0 9 5 101-, 9 5\-
2 0 5 /2 9 0 - - - - - 3"
2 1 5 /3 0 Condi tioning Period Completed
Conditioning Test Data S.4.2.2
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Palzig Testing L;J,bor.alories Co., loe.
Dos Moines. low.
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, Sample
Number
1
2
3
4
(Unexposed)
5
1
2
3
4
(Unexposed)
5
Specified
All exposed
shall again
wi th 5. 1 . 3
develop but
Resul ts
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Impact Test Data 5.4.3.2
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iResults..
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1/8
Coated
Break, No
Opening
Break, 3"
Horizontal
Slit
o 122
Pass
1/8
Uncoat.ed
0.121
12
Pass
1/8
Coated
Break, No
Ooeninq
12 Breal<, 1.
Horizontal
'. Slit
0.123
12
Pass
1/8
Uncoated
o 122
Pass
1/8
uncoated
Break, No
Ooenina
0.122
12
Pass
1/4
0.227
Coated
12 Break, No Pass
Opening
12 Breakl No Pass
Opening
12 Break, No Pass
Ooenina
12 B~reak,. No Pass
Ooening
~2 .. Break... No Pass
Opening
1/4
0.227
Uncoated
1/4
0.229
Coated
1/4
o 227
Uncoat.ed
1/4
0.227 . Uncoated
specimens as well as the nonexposed .control" panels
satisfactorily complete the.. impact test in accordance
of Z97 .1-1.984. Some discoloration or milkiness may
defects other than these shall be cause for rejection.
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Test samples complied with referenced ANSI aging criteria in both
thicknesses.
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Pat2ig Testing laboratories Co., Inc.
005 UoII\U. low.
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SIMULATED WEATHERING (Xenon Arc Type 1200 I 1 Hours)
CPSC 1201..4 (a) (2) Table 1
___Six_organic_o_coated glass_specimem>.._2__.:iJlc:llgl:; l:lY_E; inel1gs..l:lynOrniIlal
thickness identical to those submitted for the impact test were
used. Three specimen were mounted with - the surface that is
intended to be oriented indoors faced away from the radiation
source; the other three specimens were kept in darkness at 73DF for
use as controls.
1/S" Specimen
1
2
3
4
5
6
Average Control
Average Weathered
Weathered. Percent
of Contro1
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(Control) 6.6
(Weathered) 6.2
_ (Control) 6. B
(Weathered) 6.3
(Control) 6.6
(Weathered) 6.2
6.7
6.2
93..
39.0
35.4
39.6
35.8
41.6
33.0
40.1
34.7
67..
1/4. Specimen
~lil1J1W!ila;reA'i1l'~tllll1[;~lf~1\~I~B'
(Control) 6.3
(Weathered) -6.2
(Control) 6.3
(Weathered) 6.4
(ControlI6.6
(Weathered) 6.4
6.4
6.3
96..
41.0
36.2
36.6
34.4
34.2
37.0
36.0
36.5
96..
1
2
3
4
5
6
Avera e Control'
Average weathered
Weathered, Percent
of Contro~
Specified
II
II
Minimum, Percent
of Control
90%
75\-
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P:1tzig TestinG L01bor~IOries. Co., Inc.
Des. Moines. Iowa
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Lab. No. 244018,.A
I'"') Re S-1l 1 ts
The samples complied with referenced CPSC 1201 adhesion and.tensile
. reguirementsfollowing..specified....simulated...weathering n( 1200. Hrs.;.
Xenon} .
t)
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SIMULATED WEATHERING (Carbon Arc Type, 2000'HoursJ
ANSI Z97.1-1984 5.3.1
Six organic-coated glass specimens 2 inches by 6 inches by nomi6al
thickness identical to those submitted for the impact test were
used. Three specimen were mounted with the surface that 'is
intended to be oriented indoors faced away from the radiation
source; the other three specimens were kept in darkness at 730F for
use as controls.
1/8" Specimen
IlffJiltl'tll(il~: '11.lt~
1 (Cantol) b.B 38.4
2 (Weathered) s.B 37.4
3 (Cantral) 7.1 47.8
4 (Weathered) 6.8 4b.8
5 '(Cantral) 6.8 P.'~
6 (Weathered) 7.b 39.4
Average Contral b.9 43.2
Average 'Weathered ~ 6.7 <11.2
Weathered. .Perc8n t 97.1 95.<1
o~ C~ntrcl.
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Patzls Testing Labof4atories Co.. lnc.
On "'olnes. Iowa
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44:2
44.8
36.6
47.2
46.0
32.0
42.3
41.3
97.7
''7.4
7.4
7.8
7.8
8.2
7.8
7.8
7.7
98.7
(Concrol
(WeaCheredl
(Concrol)
(WeaChered)
5 (Concrol)
6 (Weachered)
Average Concrol
Average ~eathered
Weathered, Percent
of ConCrol
Specified
II
II
Minimum, Percent
of ConCrol
so\-
75\-
Results
The samples complied with referenced ANSI tensile and adhesion
requirements following specified ..simulated weathering (2000 Hrs.
Carbon Arc) in both thicknesses.
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FLAMMABILITY (ASTM Method)
D635- 81 Rate of burning and/or extent and time of burn.ing 'of
self-supporting plastics in a horizontal position.
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Material Submitted
The specimens
thickness, 1/2
inch.
supplied were as follows: Six pieces l/B inch
X 6 inch and ten pieces 1/4 inch thickness, 1/2 X 6
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Patzis Testing laboratories Co.. tnc.
001 ....olne.. Iowa
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Procedure
All specimen were scribed at points 1 inch and 4 inches from one
end. Each specimen was then clamped in a support at the end
opposite uthe_scribingof:tu :i.n~h_witl1_:it' s_ ~()rlgitudinal..axis
horizontal and it's transverse axis inclined at 4S-Udegr:ees -to
horizontal. Under the test specimen was clamped 20-mesh Bunsen
burner gauze approximately 4 inches square, horizontally and 1/2
inch below the specimens edge with approximately 1/2 inch of the
specimen extending beyond the edge of the gauze.
A Bunsen burner with a 1 inch high flame was placed under the free
end of the test specimen and adjusted so that the flame tip
contacted the specimen. Simultaneous with flame contact a stop
watch was started. The flame was applied for 30 seconds or until
the flame front reached the 1 inch scribe whichever came firstl.
The time at which the flame front reached the 1 inch mark wa's
noted. The time at which the flame front reached the 4 inch mark
or when burning or glowing combustion ceased was noted. If burning
did not continue to the 4 inch mark the extent of burning was
measured.
1/8" Specimen.
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Less Than 5 Seconds 0.47
Less Than 5 Seconds 0.52
Less Than 5 Seconds 0.49
.Less Than 5 Seconds 0.43
Less Than 5 Seconds 0.42
Less Than 5 Seconds 0.40
Average Less Than 5 Seconds 0.46
Film .Up" #1
Film "Up" #2
Film .Up" #3
Film -Down" 114
Film "Down- #5
Film "Down" #6
1/4" Specimen
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Film .Up. # 1 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 43
Film "Up" #2 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 . 49
Film .Up . #3 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 53
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Film .Up. 114 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 . 46
Film "UP. #5 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 45
Film -Down- #6 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 . 46
Film .. Down" 117 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 40
Film -Down. II 8 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 .51
Film .Pawn- 119 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 46
Film . Do..", . II 10 Less Than 5 Seconds 0 42
Average Less Than 5 Seconds 0 .46
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Patzis Testing laboroi1lories Co., Inc..
Dos loAolnes. Iowa
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~ NOTE:
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1.3 This standard should be used to measure and describe the properties
of materials, products, or assemblies in response to heat and flame
under controlled laboratory conditions and should not be used to
describe or appraise the fire hazard or fire risk of mat.erials,
_ _ prod u c t. 6..__0 r__ a ss_ert1b).,_tes__~~9_~f____~~"l;,~.~J__;:h:t:'_~_c::on<i; ~ion~ Omu _Ho_",,_e_yeE ;"r_,e 6111~_ s
of this test may be used as elements ofua.:---ifie--"r1sk. asse6s-me"i'it--which--
takes into account all of the factors which are pertinent to an
assessment of the fire hazard of a particular end use.
Respectfully submitted,
PATZIG TESTING LABORATORIES CO., INC.
G,r~
Kelly E. Rotert, P.E.
~ Initialed By r1.K.
Carl C. Andreasen, B.E.T.
MJ:CCA:vlb
3 pc Above
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Patzie Testing l;)boratories Co., Inc.
Des Uolne'. Iowa
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National Evaluation Service, Inc.
5203 Lee~~\..Jrg Pike. Suite 600, F;,tlf$ Ch'Jrcn, V/,-g:l1ia 22041-3401
Phon~: 703/931-;2187 Fax: 70:~l931-65Q5
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NATIONAL-EV ALUATION- REPORT
copyrfgnt ~ 2001, Nar/DrlB! EI.'8fus.I!:J.'1 Sen.'ice, Inc.
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CODE COUN':ll ..
_ Report No, NER:51111
Issued April I, 2001
S~E'GAROO 400' CLEAR PS
GLASS-GARD~ 400 {GGL400 PS 6CR)
FILM TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL, INC,
2544 T~RMINAL DRIVE SOUTH
ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33712.
1.0 SUBJECT
1.1 Safe-G~rd~ 400 elM' PS
1.2 GI"..:Gan:lrBl400 (GGL40(, PS SCR)
2.0 PROPERTiES
2.1 S.rely 9';:109
2.2 Li~hl ~,o$mittiog pl..llcs
3.0 DESCRIPTION
Saie-Gard@ sild Glass"Gafd(~ gla:ti;Jg f11ms ~r:: tr3nsparent
polyester- film, appli~d tD comp!ete!y cover the ir"itel'ior
surface of float gla.ss for ';he purpose of making the gi~e
imp.act-resJstant. SafG.G~id~ gldzlng films are fas~.o;y"
eppned ane G!ass-Gar:j~ glazhg films are ::eld-app!!ed.
Tlle resulting c:omposile glazinQ pr:me! co-ri~;ies viith the
definrtion 01 organic-::::oated glass as sra!ed ir1 CPSC i€
CFR, Part 1201 :_)(20),
The fllms have a pres5ure-se,lsitive w~e\he,.reslst2.n!
aCIJ'Hc adhesivEl applied to one face. A ge'ier"JI descripIion
of the phy~i~! compositicn of ea=h ,film lS Qive,1 belOW
. S.fe-G.rdV 400 CLEAR pS: A 0,004 in (3,10 mn1';
thick, optl0911y elear, mult'ilaY>3red po!yester film COr$ist;ilg
of tv-lO layers of 0,002 ii'l. (0.05 rnmj thief polyester film
laminated logather
. GI....Gard(!) 41)0 (GGL400 COO PS SCR): A O,?04 In,
(0.10 >TIm)' lhiclo.. opticall)' -clear, multi!<.1yered polyester-
film con$lsting 01 {V/O layers Of C.L1D2 :n. 10.[:5 fTI;n~ :hlck
polyestarf:lm lamitl$ted together. !:~e fil[":"( lias.s scr8tr:h-
resistance co!d~g applied to \Jill:. fq(',e
';,0 INSTAL~ATION
Safe-Ga(o@ and O;ass-Gad@glazing films .;lre C3pp!ied to
~he itlterior' surface (of tloat glass lights ir gl2:lzed openings.
See Table> 1 for a \is~ of t!"',e variJUS gf8.S~ t~ickneS.32S
evaluatad,
The re~ulting Gompo~,i\l" ot ~af$l)' film arid gl055 $IJO$tratQ
is lntenced for l..;~e as i!l :Qm~)C"enr of " $af~ty glaZlnd
assembly. ihe films s~,all De installed in aCCoroar,ce w'tn
the manufactur€r'o :f\:w~ict:on:': an.:l Ill":.' corditiJf1S :;tated In
this repor:.
4,~1 Saf0~GClrd@:
The glass shell be cleaned in acco~dance wIth gle,sswash,:,r
man'JFaGturers insuuctions, with 1ne following addltion;d
requ1rer."1efits:
Supply e.ir to tne- ';\'€'sher must be HEPA flItered;
Washer 'Tlust exit intc a ciass 10,000 cle2.n room.
nH~ fllrn s,hal! be :llandlaa In a class 10,000 clean rcomfror\l
the. exit of the comn1e1'c1al glass washer' to the entranCE! ,A
the laminatoi. n'le glass shail:::ie maintained free frorl1
COl1tamlnation. Film shall be laminated b~' using a diy
lamlna:J.'lg maC~lif)e.
4.,2 Glass.Garo@:
Close allv,'indGws, doors and ventilati:)n outlets to mamta:ll
a drait~rree space. Films shall not be applied when tlll!
surface temperature of !he. glazing is below 40QF (4 QC).
Spray entire inside surface of ~he class with mOJntilql
solution. Scrape glazing with razor b1ade to remove dirt awi
de:lris, Sp~y window su;f~Ge again and $q~egee in
hodzontal direction (side to slOe} starting at the top of Ill'.,'
,,'/indow. working toward the bottom, Wii)€ edge~ of (tH.
glass and window frame witn paper towels.
~'~easu(e Qlas$ .:and eLlI fiim to overlap glass edges by >~ ii 1
(12.7 mrn) 0,1 ail sides. Remm,€ protedive liner from nlrll
Th'Jroughly spray the €:xposec! adr,esi'J8 with mountin.':i
solv,tlorl ThE: entire $urlace is to be dd~piiiC wet. inGludifi';~
edQ8S. Dr) not spray llle glass, ~ -
P.::si1ian achesive side of film 1Q glass so fiim C1veilaps ~:,II
edges of the glas~, .sp,a/ f1lm with pDsitioning solution oar1:1
squeegee to wilhirt 1 in. (25 mm) of edge of film. Smoo:'!
me film by hand, Do not cre3S€, or wr:n~;le the fib. Applv
Qdc:Uo~dl w.stting sol'JtiOli If rieoE:ded.
Spray the entire surface Df t\ie fIlrn and begin the S~l,Ie(.
gee:ng process'
Hold film in place
PIJ~h witli sql)9age.e, ::>0 r.ot pulllhe squeegee.
'oJ}.YK f~om the tcp down anc the center out to ~he
eCces.
Re,T',o~e at: air bubbles and rTlCJ[":t;ng SOlution f,om
be-t'Nee.n the film anc the gl~ss.
'I,im ecge$ Of film flusrl wil.tl U~e edges of the gla.ss. Relt,.:bl'j
catc film ..../ilJI pos;tioning solution 3nc 5ql.!el!lgee thorOughll,
tnrousr, eC;1eOi of 11-,8 film to r6trmVe :ali excess soluticr:.
0.-;.' eoge5 of glazir"ig wi~t', pape~ tOVle:s. ,Apply identifyi(I';1
mark to glazing. Allow 30 days for assembly to dry trlOI
oughiy btfo~e wd~hing gl<:lzing. Clean1r"1g shalt b~ done wi,; I
nonaoi8$'ive commor: \'/indow-cl~anl~. sol;.Jtioils. Or.lr.
:::ynthetic 5pcngC:~i sql..'cegee5 or .soft c1,~h$ al'l; 10 be USE:,
wlt=1 cleanino solution.
Tins rel)r), rl is lirttitcrf 10 ene ~,.pe~if.t' pr(>dUCl (!!~d d.:.~~ CI..J, :~~, rt.j?:m-,' J!J:bmJtu.a' by Ihe applicant in ifs application re:j':J.eSH,'ng [hi.1 ft'Ptlr1. No illdep,EmJ;.,;l,
U:SIS ",,~r, verfcnr.ed by the:: N!1ii."..1tl.i E.ahdlllCn S~f\';a, !n;: !.'vfS) aH::l XES ;"pfdfi:.c.l!y ,t,:,'iS Mil nUlke (.7,'1)' wQ,....-"nty, fijl:~r r;rpreSJ'';:::! or impE<td, .~..' .:::. \
.m)l.tinrlmg 0'" (lth~r m/J.tl~r rlllh;s J'~p(rl or J./ 10 llrt? ttfJdl;C( ceve"c? OJ rhi" n:pct1, ~'7ji.t di..;::.,'~.rIJ{'t mctuiie:, oW Is liO; ;",';11'I('d 10, ,T.uch:1.'twbiilf)'. i,"!li$J
r'!;,JOf'f is (lIs" suJJjf..;~!n thl! !i>:-l.i1:m;,.,H li,w~n hUi'/ll.
_..----
. 08/26/0:) TrE 10;52 FA.:'... i:?7J2.H0137
-1'age 2 of 2
".':-
5.0 IDENTIFICATION
All pacKages coo.tol""lg S.le.Gardl!!' an:;l G:.ss.Gard@
glazing films as d~se(bed inlhis r$por\ shal: t,e :jBrtlfled by
a :ab~1 beahng 1r:e manufaC'lurt::r's nam~ ar.d fli~n tr~de
name or aesi\lna~l~n ar'lCl thl!i ~V;jlll,Jildcf'l report rlurr,ber fOi
field ldentificaliar..
AI: jn~~ailatlcn.s of Saf~-3ard(~ ~:'1d GI~ss.Garc.V q:~zinc
__filmsJo_,gle.Z:lt"\g_lfl\onde.g___f9Ll:,~e )n ~pe~;if.!c.. haz:~.~d?~S
locations shall be i:ientifled b'f a-marK~-ap-pl:ed-to trle gias!'-
whieh 5~las \a)~Film Tecr.nologies Internatior,al, Inc. rilm~;
{b) the traO$ name or desiOfiatian of the film; anc. (C) the
CPSC ~ 6 CFR Catego,"-y Of the film (39€ Table 1 of ~his
report),
For giazing EppllcatioM wl'1ere the firm Is fat.to~-appi;ed
film. a permanent dentlf'/Iog ",ark siat:ng "GLAZe THIS
SIDE IN" shall be faclory applied to identify th@ !;oataoj side.
6,0 EVIDENCE SUBMITIcD
6.1 M~xlm T~cMo:og'e' I~C" RepoM No. 36'IE 98.
67136,2. dated F.bruary 1.. 1999. coolainln, results
of impact tests and environrmm:al duraolllty lest~ (fur
organic-coated glass) periormad in accord<JLlce with
CPSC 16 CFR. Part 120', Table 1 01 this report
contains a summery of lmpiJ'ci :est results_
6.2 Arohileolural Tesling Ine.. Report Nt. 01-31154.03.
da.ted April 23, 1 998, contair>ing resu:u: 01 impact t03StS
perforr.1.d in eccord.nce with CPSC 15 eFR. ~sr+
1201. Table 1 of this r3port c0L11alns a summary af
impact test results.
6.3 Facsrmi;9~ of the identifying marks to te applied :0
gl~:ting loc;~ted in ha~i:\rdou~ iocetlvn~, :n.dic~ting
conformance with !he rec.uiremems of CFSC 16 erR.
Part 120'.. (UBC Srendard 24.2) and Se~lion 2406.1 1 01
the Irrtematronal Buil'ding C.OdB, {3.,)CA Nllticrai Buifdiflg
Code, Section 2403 of Ihe Standard S,.iJG!nJ Code.
Sedlon 2406.2. of the uniform Building COOl:', and
Section R308.1, 1 cftle Internaticnai R8sidl$nl1~i Code
6.4 Inte.1.ek Te::;lintJ SerJices; Report No, ..;98025491-001,
da:ed November 4, 1998, CC!ltain;ng resuJ;s or lE'sllrl;J
of the glezir'l~ film!; perfo~rned 'n 8e-:ordance I,'i'~
"'8TM E84.
6.5 Inte:r1ek TastinG Sel\':ces, RepoJi No. J980264S-:,':~C02.
dated Nov6mb.ar~, '1998, containing reslJlt,$ of tes:i!lg
Of the gl~ting film performed it'; <!lccord2loce with AS'1M
0535, ar.a me: reqL;ireIY;en~s Ie! a CI;;Z,SS CC2 (:2)
cla.ssiflcation.
6.6 lr;ter1ek Tes.ting Services, R,=:port No. J98025491-003,
dated November -4 1 Se6, c"r.,tBiriing reSJHf. 0' testing
of the gfazlilg ~il:T\S Jerfo,-;r:ed if' 3cc(l"dc:nce with
ASTM E 1929
7.0 CONDITIONS OF USE
The Natl,:)Ijal E...aluaticil Service CommitteE fines \ha; th'3
Sa19+Gard<ID 40D Clea:- PS B,11d Gli:iss-GardOlJ4ClO (GGL400
~S SCR) glazirig films:25 described in thiS (';;\p01 corn piles.
w:1h the rGlquirernents specified:n thethe2000 intemslional
Building Code, 2000 Inierf"',sr;o1fll r~&cs!dentiaJ Code, SOCA
N~tlon",' Building Code/199:1, 11H 1SeS SlendFd Bvil'jinr:'
Code, and the 1997 Uniform Buildh1g Coric, su'oj~ct to '.he
foiicW:r'IS cMditions:
1,1 Safe-Ga:,dl.e> .:j.OC C:e~:' Ps ;and GI4l-ss.G2-rd~) 40CJ
(GGL400 PS SCR) s!~Z"ing filrr:s ..,ha!1 be ir,stallec in
...r-t"""rr",,,,nr-,a wirh t,"o:. m"".cl: Ir""~JI'~P:r'~ !t~;<;tr,II~linns
HI
~Vl.f;'
Report No. NEJ(-588
7.2 l}se Df these produds in Slcped glazing and skyllplll
apPI1catiOfls !s outSide lhi;: scopa of this r(::>art. -
7.3 Sa:e.G3rd@ 4~IO ;;r'd Glass-G~ro10 40r; Glazing Fill)"~
;;:;r~ Iimitad to If'1stallet!on 011 u\e inter;or face of glazlil'J
tUb51r~le3loceted ,n e;.:ter:or w.all apsl1\r.Qs. The flll)l;
ue permittldd (0 be in!":italled en eiUJ9r~ side of \ll1O!
gt~z.ing s:,.:bstrate ir, !iltarior cpenings.
7.' S::;fe~Ga'd@ 4GC and G:ass-Gard:1D 400 Glazlr.Q FIIr.I:,
ilistaliea'8C-p-ar1of'ij,'$'i:lrety'. gIR!I'.'lT~ .assembly shall.t,:,:
7.4:: Applied i~la cor,tinuous, lmirterrupted she:e~al/u
:r: e en~;re gla:;;~ ~'.lbstra;e surface ~ith no splices;
7.4,2 Limited to:nstallations wtie,e the 11:(:1 applieou
:he glass surface ls clamped within a~ contifluD-U~:'/
&~pported alN,g ~tle edges by the wincow f~a,']'o,I':
liissembly:
7,4.3 Limited tcthe epsc 16 em. Pac, 1201 Class;!:
cations ~nd applicatiOr'l'3, as st:;;.ti:;:d in Table 1 of V)I:',
report; and,
1.4.4 HaVEl Hk3 manul;iClw"ei's !T:ark affixed to tti"
glazirJg, .as state': in Section 5,0 oflhis (eporl:.
7,5 in areas acopting the BOCA N~tl(lnai Buildir:.:'
CodeJ1999, specIal inspection::: srlatl te providec t,:'
the permit applicant foe nil applications 01 Sate-G..-d',
and Gla~s~G<!:(d@400 9lazing filMS installed a5 p!lrt (Ii
a ~8fety glazln.g tlssembly. The s~eclai It''lSpe~tOI Sh,l.i
mQnitor the instollaliarl 0;- the film ;;l,r':d I/srify that th-:
film i~. inslalled in ac,;crdance with ~he rnar,ufactllrer'::
ir1stallatior, tequlremijlnlS, <:<nd the rac.uirameills list&l;
in Section 4.0 of this reoQrL The special inspector shf.;;i
pr:,'vije the code official wittl a w:ftfen reDort detaWn:;
inSpEction prOC$ouraS, cbservalicn", of1he film install,:'
tlo('i. and any di'5crepancie5 noted.
7.6 The follOWing use~ 0; these procuc1s ar~ outside:.lIw
scope of this r~po.1:
7,5.1 For pro'/idinQ addec; wir:d or snnw iO(lci re~i~'
t.aiiC::c to S"j;ozi,..~;
1.6,2 For- [;:lazlng for er1':I,')stJ~es fer athletiC activi!ias
7.5.J For g!azec ~'i00;'S inc sidewalks;
7.6.4 Por giaZ':ig 11 IO:J\'ered or :alousle doers
7_7 TTlis rCDor+. is s~tIJe(J to :'e~exf.m;r,a!ion en a perioc!:
baSiS. Fo' ir,f;:mnaticn '~n the current stntus of thl~
~ebon'.. ~onsl!lt the NES ,"=JmjL'c~ El'aiuat:'on Li!;!ir'7c '::;:
:::::rtJC~ t:18 i\ES -
Table 1
I rru;;.. 8"b~trat~ cpse 16 eFR .,
I I -.--(NOmlnal I Part 1201 !
I Giazing Film Typt;> I Thickness) 1 Classification '. . :
Sc'fe-Gard@400 3(32 i,1. (2_4 ,'l1m) C3tegory II
GI;:;ss-Gardl~) 4CCl I -1
'/4;ri \;,.2 rrln:~L_ Ci31egorj I
No~e& to Table 1:
1. C3.t~gorl! is lirni:ed to applir,a1Inns v,here ;a single plec~
of g;;J.::ZinS rr.:;)t"r1~1 is 9 H.~ (O.B m2) or less
Ca;:egory Ii ~s pe:rrnitled lor aDplicatic:ls w"ere :;; single
~!~'';';;' of glazi;iQ mater:;;:~ eAceeds S tt2 (D.S In=),
CHARACTERlSTIC TESTED TESTSIANDARD
Impact~
16 asc 1201
.~~""....
2
Weafuering
16asc1201
Safety Glazing
3
Impact Resistance
ANSIZ97.1
4
Weafuering
ANSI 297.1
5
Impact Resistance
ANSI 297.1
6
Impact Resistance
BS 2a:'6
7
Impact REsistance
DinAl
DinA3
8
Tensile Strength
ASIMD882-95a
9
Puncture TESt
l\SIM D183O-95
10
Puncture Propagatim of Tear
ASIM 2582
11
Graves Tear TESt
ASIM 1004
12
Peel Adhesion
ASIMD3330-96
ASIM G26
11
Surface Abrasim Resistance
ASIMDl044-94
'4&7mil
i.<;':J
~
~i:
'Ii
?J'i
_.". i]!
Passes Category I & II '~~
, I
Meets fue req~ts of {l!~
se::tim 1201.4(e) l(iv) and 2(iv) IJ~
-"'"
Passes Unlimited Requirements II
".!ill!
Meets fue requirements of I
se::timZ97.153.1 .
i
~
Passes Unlimited Requirements ~~
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'4~
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~1
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~
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N
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RESULTS
4&7mil
4&7mil
4 mil NSl\: 70,
Grey 35, Solar
15, Bronze 20
4&7mil
Passes
14 mil6ne side
14 mil two side
PasseS
12 mil
8 mil
7 mil
4 mil
348 Ibf
212Ibf
203 Ibf
116 Ibf.
12 mil
8 mil
7 mil
4 mil
212 Ibf
160 Ibf
162 Ibf
77 Ibf
12 mil
8 mil
7 mil
4 mil
13 Ibf
7Ibf.
8Ibf
6Ibf
12 mil
8 mil
7 mil
4 mil
43Ibf.
2B IbE
23Ibf.
11 Ibf
4&7mil
55 Ibs/inPte-Weafuerei
All SafL>ty
Security Film
Delta Haze <3%
TEST
REPORT # CHARACTERISTIC TESIED TEST STANDARD FJlMTYPE RESULTS
-- 12-- :lgI1itiort"f'rof'E"!ies of}?Jasti",_ ASlM D 1929c91.. ~Igr1[t!.()fl:r:"",l': 53CC__
---------..-.,----......-------..-'--...- S2Jf-Ignition Temp. sscx=
Tnne \D Ignition 123 min.
13 Surface Burning Characteristics ASIM E84-97 4&7mil Flame Spread Index -10
Smoke Developed Index - 10
14 Rate ofBurning ASIM D635-&3 4&7mil Material did not stay ignited
long enough to get a reading
15 Sound Thmsmission Los.s Test ASlM ECJO-CJO 4,7 & 12 mil No Loss of Sound
ASIM E41:Hl7 Thmsmission
16 Ultraviolet light 1Iansmission ASlMEI348-CJO IGUnitw/4mil Blocks C)C).9%ofUV
Film on Surface
2and3
17 Wind bome debris Dade County Small Tested per Dade County
Missile Test 8 mil PA2Ol, PA202 andPA203
(withand10ring) standards up to 130 ft./sec.
18 Bomb Blast Mitigation CSA'sMethodfor 4&7rnil Performs \D GSAHazatd
Glaz:i%oSystems Subje:t I.evel3 OpenArena
\D Air Blast Loading
19 Ballistics .38 SpErial I-lPVv-TP-DSOO.o2 . 12 mil on
3/4" glass No Penetration-3 shots
20 Ballistics CJmm HPW-TP-D5CD.02 12 mil on
3/4" glass No Penetration-3 shots
21 Ballistics .38 SpErial HPW-TP-D500.02 12 mil on 3 shots
1/2" glass 2-nopenetration
I-penetration
September 16, 2005
~ler. Mark Shaumae
ridian Horr~s
8530 Preservation Way
Indianapolis, IN 46278
Re: Village of West Clay,'Lot 820
317579,8927
31~§79,8937
311850,5133Cell
~3023 Lockburn Piece
Fishers, h~diane 46~3~
scl'~varzen~nce dn~;~oup,com
Dear Mr, Shaurette,
Issue_
The ~
referenced above to observe an issue
to be of concem. You also requested that t render an
pdor to the installation of the first floor
the time of my visit.
nustbeinplace
basement walls either require bracing
Regards,
Schwarz Group
affects due to the placement of the
no further action is
~ furlher questions or comments.
limited to those issues diSCUSSed. Other issues regarding the construction,
September 22, 2005
City of Carmel Building & Code Enforcemem
Attn: William Hohlt
1 Civic Square
Carmel, II{t 46032
Dear Mr. Hohl!
Enclosed please find a Copy of correspondence from John Schwarz concerning his inspection of
lot 820 the Village of We~t Clay pern~it # 05060163 concerning placement of backfill prior to
floor deck installation. Unless I receive additional communicati0h from you I will asst~me that
this engineering examination is adequate to resolve this issue
Mark Shaurette
8530 Preservation Way, Indianapolis, IN 46278
Telephone: (317) 295-1208
FAX: (317) 295-1207