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        "id": 1122342,
        "msgid": "badvertorialb-1447899208",
        "date": "2005-11-11 00:00:00",
        "title": "Advertorial ",
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        "summary": "Advertorial 3M Scotchshield Ultra Safety & Security Film: Security and Architecture Solutions Believe it or not, sharp fragments from shattered windows can travel at 30 meters per second and, therefore, can have a deadly impact on people inside buildings adjacent to the center of powerful bomb blasts, such as the one at Australian Embassy over year ago in Jakarta.",
        "content": "<p>Advertorial<\/p>\n<p>3M Scotchshield Ultra Safety &amp; Security Film:<br>\nSecurity and Architecture Solutions<\/p>\n<p>Believe it or not, sharp fragments from shattered windows can <br>\ntravel at 30 meters per second and, therefore, can have a deadly <br>\nimpact on people inside buildings adjacent to the center of <br>\npowerful bomb blasts, such as the one at Australian Embassy over <br>\nyear ago in Jakarta.<\/p>\n<p>The image of glassless windows of the buildings around the <br>\nembassy after the blast shows what a bomb blast can do to any <br>\nbuilding around the center of an explosion. This is due to the <br>\nair blast loading that is forced into the buildings at high <br>\nvelocity.<\/p>\n<p>While building owners have tightened security in their <br>\nrespective premises, they remain highly vulnerable not only from <br>\nsuicide bombers exploding themselves in roads adjacent to their <br>\nbuildings, but also from unpredictable powerful earthquakes.<\/p>\n<p>Any unprotected or inadequately protected window glass will be <br>\ntransformed into sharp and deadly fragments in the event of bomb <br>\nblasts or strong earthquakes. To protect their premises and <br>\ntenants, building owners have to be extremely careful when <br>\nselecting window glass.<\/p>\n<p>Common sense says that if one can easily tear a glass film, <br>\nthen it will not be strong enough to grip fragments of broken <br>\nwindow glass in the event of either bomb blast or earthquake.<\/p>\n<p>Window Film Inventor<\/p>\n<p>Scotchshield has its origins in 1960's UK, as a response to <br>\nfrequent bomb attacks by the IRA. To give adequate protection on <br>\nwindow glass, 3M developed a patented window glass product. Over <br>\n40 years of ongoing development, 3M has been able to provide <br>\nbetter security to its window glass products, particularly <br>\nScotchshield.<\/p>\n<p>3M itself is the inventor of window glass film. Its window <br>\nglass products have passed various tests by governments and <br>\nprivate agencies in Australia and the UK. In all of those tests, <br>\n3M's products have been able to strongly grip glass fragments in <br>\nexplosions of various types, including TNT, pipe and Molotov <br>\nbombs.<\/p>\n<p>Scotchshield provides a solution to building owners as it is <br>\nnot only far safer than ordinary window glass film available on <br>\nthe market but also supports the building's aesthetic aspects as <br>\nit is fully transparent.<\/p>\n<p>Any window glass with Scotchshield on its surface will look as <br>\nclear as its original color and, therefore, will not alter the <br>\nbuilding's appearance. These thin, pliable films are practically <br>\ninvisible, yet tough as nails. This characteristic has made <br>\nScotchshield very architecture-friendly.<\/p>\n<p>Another strong point of Scotchshield is that all products are <br>\nproduced by 3M. Without outsourcing anything for Scotchshield <br>\nproduction, 3M is able to assure the quality of all materials <br>\nused as all of them are produced in-house.<\/p>\n<p>Aside from the value-added aspects of 3M's Scotchshield, the <br>\nproduct also offers effective ultra-violet (UV) protection. The <br>\nSkin Cancer Foundation has awarded its \"Seal of Recommendation\" <br>\nto many 3M window film products as effective ultra-violet (UV) <br>\nprotectants.<\/p>\n<p>\"The Skin Cancer Foundation's Seal of Recommendation Program <br>\nwas established to help the public choose safe and effective sun <br>\nprotection products,\" stated Perry Robins, president of the Skin <br>\nCancer Foundation.<\/p>\n<p>Security Protection<\/p>\n<p>Compared to other window glass films available on the market, <br>\n3M's Scotchshield Ultra Safety &amp; Security Window Films <br>\n(Scotchshield) have far stronger tear-resistance. While people <br>\nare often impressed by the thickness of window glass films, <br>\nactually thickness is no substitute for technology when it comes <br>\nto safety.<\/p>\n<p>Unlike some thick, inelastic and, therefore, easily torn, <br>\nsingle layer window glass films offered in the market, <br>\nScotchshield's thinner window glass film uses multiple, micro-<br>\nthin layer technology. This patented technology makes <br>\nScotchshield tougher, more durable, and more tear- and <br>\npenetration-resistant than any other glass film product.<\/p>\n<p>3M is fully confident in giving a warranty of 10 years for <br>\nScotchshield.  Under this warranty, 3M guarantees that the <br>\nproduct will maintain its strength, tear and penetration <br>\nresistant properties. Also,0 the product will maintain adhesion <br>\nproperties without blistering, bubbling or delaminating from the <br>\nglass.<\/p>\n<p>That coverage, should a warranty claim arise, includes labor <br>\nto remove existing film and labor and material to reinstall new <br>\nfilm at no cost to the end-user. This clearly indicates the <br>\nconfidence of 3M.<\/p>\n<p>This confidence also stems from the fact that 3M has the full <br>\nsupport of its highly skilled and trained human resources. Having <br>\nthe needed know-how to apply Scotchshield on window glass, 3M's <br>\nprofessional technicians and engineers are always ready to carry <br>\nout their respective services for customers.<\/p>\n<p>For Further Information, please contact PT 3M Indonesia<br>\nPlaza DM 4th Floor<br>\nJl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 25<br>\nJakarta 12920<\/p>\n<p>Telephone:: (021) 520 3402 or direct to 0852 1957 6100<br>\nFax: (021) 520 3106<br>\nWebsite: www.3m.com\/windowfilm<\/p>",
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