GlassLock
Corporate brand
UnclaimedGlassLock is a provider of security window film, RF shielding, and protective glazing retrofit solutions for government, commercial, and residential infrastructure.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
GlassLock describes itself as an industry leader in the use and installation of security window film and glazing product retrofits for controlling glass failure caused by bomb blasts, wind storms, earthquakes, spontaneous glass failure, and forced entry. It offers turnkey protective glazing services spanning assessment, design, project planning, and execution, and states it has designed and deployed solutions for government and commercial customers around the world. The company reports being in business for almost 30 years and conducting initial large-scale blast tests in 1996.
History
GlassLock states it has been in business for almost 30 years. In 1996, its 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.
Products and positioning
Industry leader in security window film and protective glazing solutions for government, commercial, and residential infrastructure.
Security window film
High-performance window film for controlling glass failure caused by bomb blasts, wind storms, earthquakes, spontaneous glass failure, and forced entry.
RF shielding
Electronic eavesdropping countermeasures for window systems.
Custom fortification systems
Customized fortification systems for government, commercial, and residential infrastructure.
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