Architectural Testing

IMPACT TESTING ON SAFETY WINDOW FILM MATERIAL

Rendered to:

HANITA COATINGS

TEST DATES: 10/25/05 through 10/27/05

Report No: 60575.04-801-37

Report Date: 11/18/05

2865 Market Loop, Suite B

Southlake, Texas 76092
phone: 817-410-7202
fax: 817-424-8463
www.archtest.com
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IMPACT TESTING ON SAFETY WINDOW FILM MATERIAL

Rendered to:

HANITA COATINGS
Kibbutz Hanita
Hanita, Galile Maravi, Israel

Report No: 60575.04-801-37

Test Dates: 10/25/05
Through: 10/27/05
Report Date: 11/18/05

Project Summary: Architectural Testing, Inc. was contracted by HanitaTek Window Films to
perform tests on three sample sets of organic safety window film material. This report is a
reissue of the original Report No. 60575.02-801-37. Test specimen descriptions and results are
reported herein.

Test Methods: The test specimens were evaluated in accordance with the following:

ANSI Z97.1-1984, American National Standard for Safety Glazing Materials Used in
Buildings.

Impact Test Procedure: Each of the test specimens were impacted on the glass side with a 100
lb (45.4 kg) impactor dropped from the specified height above the vertical centerline of the test
specimen according to the referenced standards. All test specimens were destroyed by testing
and have been disposed of as trash.

Test Conditions:

Lab Temperature: 68-70ºF

Duration of Pre-Conditioning: Minimum of 8 Hours

Test Size: 34" (865mm) wide by 76" (1930mm) high

Glass Type: 1/4" annealed glass

2865 Market Loop, Suite B

Southlake, Texas 76092
phone: 817-410-7202
fax: 817-424-8463
www.archtest.com
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Test Results:

Sample Set #1:

1/4" Annealed Transparent Glass
with 4 mil Safety Film
Impact Test:
Sample Overall Impact Drop Test Results1
No. Thickness Height Observations Pass/Fail
1 0.222" 18" Cracked, no openings Pass
2 0.224" 18" Cracked, no openings Pass
3 0.224" 18" Cracked, no openings Pass
4 0.223" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
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Acceptance Criteria: No shear or opening through which a 3" sphere can freely pass.

Conclusion: Meets the impact requirements of the referenced standard.

Sample Set #2:

1/4" Annealed Transparent Glass
with 7 mil Safety Film
Impact Test:
Sample Overall Impact Drop Test Results1
No. Thickness Height Observations Pass/Fail
1 0.229" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
2 0.227" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
3 0.226" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
4 0.225" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
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Acceptance Criteria: No shear or opening through which a 3" sphere can freely pass.

Conclusion: Meets the impact requirements of the referenced standard.

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Sample Set #3:

1/4" Annealed Transparent Glass
with 8 mil Safety Film
Impact Test:
Sample Overall Impact Drop Test Results1
No. Thickness Height Observations Pass/Fail
1 0.227" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
2 0.226" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
3 0.229" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
4 0.276" 48" Cracked, no openings Pass
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Acceptance Criteria: No shear or opening through which a 3" sphere can freely pass.

Conclusion: Meets the impact requirements of the referenced standard.

A copy of this report and all supporting data will be retained by ATI for a period of four years
from the original test date. This report is a reissued in the name of Hanita Coatings through
written authorization of HanitaTek Window Films to whom the original report was rendered. The
original Report No. is 60575.02-801-37. This report is the exclusive property of the client so
named herein and is applicable only to the sample tested. Results obtained are tested values and
do not constitute an opinion or endorsement by this laboratory. This report may not be
reproduced, except in full, without the written approval of Architectural Testing.

For ARCHITECTURAL TESTING, INC.:

__________________________________ ___________________________________
Fernell McGrann John H. Waskow
Technician Director of Regional Operations
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Revision Log

Rev. # Date Page(s) Revision(s)

0 11/18/05 N/A Original report issue