9 replies to this topic

[Michellemish]

Hi,



Does anyone have any recommendations for glass protection film to use to protect warehouse office glass windows? I have a BRC audit coming up by the end of October.



Thanks, Michellemish

[Simon]

Hi Michellemish,

I think you'll find the term is Glass Safety Film - try a google and makes sure you pick a good quality one.

Glass Safety Film

[Bhavin Raval]

There are glass lamination films available in the market and they are very good....

in my company we done same thing for glass windows in plant area and in lab area .All the glass are numbered with ref to the area.

Regards

Bhavin

[Tony-C]

Hi,



Does anyone have any recommendations for glass protection film to use to protect warehouse office glass windows? I have a BRC audit coming up by the end of October.



Thanks, Michellemish

Hi There

We have always used film with a minimum 100 micron thickness

Regards,

Tony

[Charles.C]

Dear Michellemish,

Another option which (obviously)requires more effort and may not be applicable in yr specific case (eg a lot of windows) is to replace glass with (transparent) plastic windows. Available on google.

Rgds / Charles.C

[Michellemish]

Great comments. Thank you very much. :-)

Michellemish

[shattersafe]

You can install the product yourself and our company has supplied Kellogs, Olam, Pepsico and a few others meet the standards.

We can't openly advertise on this forum, but you can always send us an email, mention you found us through IFSQN forum and we will save you some money.

Cheers, and good luck

Al Montgomery
Founder

[Simon]

We can't openly advertise on this forum, but you can always send us an email, mention you found us through IFSQN forum and we will save you some money.

So Al, you mention you know our rules on advertising, but then you go ahead and do it...in the same sentance.

Please read the forum rules

Specifically this point:

•You may not promote your own business until you have made 10 posts. At which time you will gain access to editing your profile where you can add a signature with contact details including a hyperlink to your website.

And then decide whether you want to contribute your time and effort answering questions in order to earn the right to some free advertising.

Regards,
Simon

[shattersafe]

You are quite right.. and it was kind of a slippery slope that I was on.. ok.. it wasn't slippery.. it was downright treacherous!! LOL


Can you suggest to me how I could pass useful information along without breaking the rules, because I do want to of course promote this technology, save people money and make glass safe.

Could I have perhaps suggested... something like... h mmmmm...

" A suggestion for your concern with glass in your facillity would be to research through google by typing something like...... "shatterproof glass" or "shattersafe glass"

Would that have been skirting slightly around the issue of openly banging my own drum?

Thanks for your patience boss.

Al

So Al, you mention you know our rules on advertising, but then you go ahead and do it...in the same sentance.

Please read the forum rules

Specifically this point:



And then decide whether you want to contribute your time and effort answering questions in order to earn the right to some free advertising.

Regards,
Simon

[shattersafe]

AHA!!!

I have experience with this topic, and as well I work as a broker for food labeling... perhaps I can get myself to that 10 post level and do as you suggested... add a signature. Thanks boss!!

Al