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Safety & Security Series

Madico Clear 8 Mil

79%VLT99%UV Block8 milThickness
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Safety & Security Series

About Clear 8 Mil

Clear 8 Mil is the practical workhorse of the Madico Safety & Security Series for most Philadelphia commercial safety film projects. At 79% visible light transmission and 8 mil thickness, it covers the security film tier that Philadelphia school districts, government building managers, and commercial property owners most frequently specify when a glass retention project calls for serious performance without moving to the specialized 14 mil heavy-duty option.

The 8 mil thickness substantially increases fragment retention compared to thinner options and meaningfully extends the time required for forced entry through treated glass — a performance difference that matters in the school safety context, where entry delay is the primary objective of most glass security film installations. For Philadelphia's public and private school campuses, government buildings in Center City, and retail properties in high-traffic commercial corridors, Clear 8 Mil represents the standard commercial safety film specification.

At 79% VLT, the film maintains the appearance of clear glass in service. On Old City historic commercial storefronts where architectural review constrains treatment options, and on University City institutional buildings where transparency is a design priority, the near-invisible installation preserves the visual character of the glass while adding passive protection throughout the building's operating hours.

Window Film Philadelphia has experience specifying and installing 8 mil safety film across Philadelphia's diverse building stock — from narrow rowhome street-level units to multi-story commercial complexes. The 10-year commercial warranty applies across the Safety & Security Series under standard installation conditions.

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Product Benefits

What Clear 8 Mil Adds to Philadelphia Glass

Commercial Safety Standard

8 mil is the standard commercial safety film specification for Philadelphia schools, government buildings, and retail properties with elevated security requirements.

Meaningful Entry Delay

Substantially delays forced entry through treated glass compared to thinner options, giving occupants and responders additional time in Philadelphia building security events.

Near-Invisible Protection

79% VLT keeps the clear appearance of Philadelphia historic and contemporary commercial glass with no visible change to the treated surface.

Specifications

Clear 8 Mil Product Data

VLT79%
UV Block99%
Thickness8 mil
Warranty10yr commercial
SeriesSafety & Security Series
BrandMadico
Local Use Cases

Philadelphia Applications

Schools and Campuses

Glass retention and forced-entry delay for doors, sidelites, and shared spaces at Philadelphia schools and university campuses.

Government Buildings

Retrofit protection for public-facing glass and administrative offices in Center City and throughout Philadelphia's civic building stock.

Retail Entries

Security film for Philadelphia storefronts, vestibules, and street-level glazing on commercial corridors.

Install Clear 8 Mil in Philadelphia

Window Film Philadelphia is an authorized Madico dealer. Contact us for a free site assessment.

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