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Bomb/Blast Mitigation | Evolution | Why Enpro? | Available Options
The powerful blast from a bomb can cause immeasurable destruction. It would seem that windows shattering would be the least of it, but a single square foot of glass can produce up to 200 deadly, razor-sharp fragments. Flying glass shards are what many times causes severe injury, and even death.
Madico's Bomb/Blast systems are specifically engineered and tested to meet stringent federal and state mandated standards, more so than any other manufacturer in the industry.
Enpro carries the finest lines of Bomb/Blast Mitigation products manufactured by the industry leader Madico.
Safety Shield
Depending on the situation, Madico offers a variety of safety films for:
- Natural Disasters
- Petro-Chemical
- Blast Protection
- Anti-Intrusion
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| With so many anchoring system options,
Wetglaze, Lifeline and Framegard, we have the perfect application to fit your needs. |
Visit Safety/Security Film for more information on Madico window films.
Safety Glazing
In buildings where the government mandates tempered glass, Madico films can bring buildings up to requirements at costs far below than that of replacing existing windows.
Madico's Safety Films have been extensively tested by independent testing facilities and meet Safety Glazing criteria as defined by CPSC the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Council. and Underwriters Laboratories.
Testing Safety Films
Madico believes the most important aspect of our business is in the testing of our products, and we go to lengths to make sure it's the most extensive testing possible. We hire independent consultants to test our films under the most extreme conditions. Instead of swinging a sandbag into a pane of glass from 5 feet, Madico films are subjected to detonations of up to 10 psi - enough to take down most buildings.
Madico films meet and surpass more government and international standards than any other films. When you install Madico products, we guarantee you the best the industry has to offer.
Check with your local Enpro office for more information.