How long has GlassLock been in business?

GlassLock has been in business for nearly 30 years, founded in 1995. With this extensive history, GlassLock has established itself as an industry leader in security window film, blast resistant glazing, and electronic eavesdropping countermeasures.

Has GlassLock's security window film been blast tested?

Yes. In 1996, GlassLock conducted large scale blast tests in accordance with the first draft of the GSA/ISC Glazing Hazard Criteria guideline. GlassLock's performance data was instrumental in developing the current GSA/ISC Glazing Hazard Rating Criteria used industry-wide today.

What types of facilities does GlassLock serve?

GlassLock serves government agencies, military installations, embassies, commercial buildings, and residential properties. Our clients include the US Department of State, Department of Defense, FBI, DEA, US Army, US Navy, Air Force bases, Smithsonian Institution, and many other federal and private organizations.

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UNMATCHED EXPERIENCE

In business for almost 30 years, GlassLock is an industry leader in providing glass hazard protection and electronic eavesdropping countermeasures of and for window systems. We offer innovative and customized solutions rather than off-the-shelf products with limited benefits. Whether securing a new facility under construction or retro-fitting an existing structure, GlassLock offers turnkey service, including site surveys and installation procedures tailored for each facility.

GlassLock provides a complete range of protective glazing services from assessment and design to project planning and execution. We have an outstanding history of project performance and satisfied clients. GlassLock has designed and deployed solutions for government and commercial customers around the world. Our highly qualified team understands how to work with a client's facility and their personnel to achieve project success with minimal mission impact. Our comprehensive approach is the result of in-depth knowledge and experience with the most advanced blast and information security mitigation technology available.

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STANDING UP TO THE TEST

In 1996, our initial large scale blast tests were conducted in accordance with the first draft of the GSA/ISC glazing Hazard Criteria guideline. Before these tests, there was no empirical data, just anecdotal information based on the past use of Security Film or Fragment Retention Window Film (FRF) by both The US Department of State and the British government. GlassLock's experience and performance data were instrumental in the development of the current GSA/ISC Glazing Hazard Rating Criteria. The footage below is from our initial 1996 blast tests, showing the efficacy of our product live in action.