Products · everything Epic installs
Every product we install. One page each.
Every 3M window film family Epic installs — fourteen in all: six security and safety, eight sun control — plus the 3M Impact Protection Attachment that makes security film a system, 3M Fasara frosted and decorative glass finishes, 3M DI-NOC architectural finishes, environmental graphics printed on 3M media, and bird deterrent film. Each page carries the numbers, what it is for, how Epic installs it, and a spec card or brief you can hand to a board, a client or an architect.
Three questions. One answer.
No catalog, no jargon. Tell us the situation and we’ll point you to the right 3M film — and tell you why.
See any 3M film on a room like yours.
Not sure what a visualizer is? It’s a picture of a sample room. Pick a 3M film, drag the handle across the glass and compare with and without it, while the light and heat numbers change beside it. Start on an office or a living room, or upload a photo of your own window; it stays on your device.
- 1Pick a room
- 2Pick a 3M film
- 3Drag to compare
Keep the glass in the frame.
3M S2400
The only polyurethane security film we know of — every other security film on the market is polyester (PET). About 4X the elongation (560% vs 130%) and two-thirds more Graves tear resistance (24.6 vs 14.8 lbf·in) than a 22-mil PET security film, by 3M’s published data — and installed anchored to the frame with the Epic Method, never film-only.
Specs & spec card →3M Ultra S800
The 3M security film tested for blast, impact and seismic events — installed anchored to the frame, never film-only.
Specs & spec card →3M Ultra Prestige
The Prestige solar stack bonded to a micro-layered safety film — one installation for heat, UV and glass retention.
Specs & spec card →3M Ultra Night Vision
Night Vision solar performance on a micro-layered safety film — for buildings that need both and do not want a mirror.
Specs & spec card →3M S140
14-mil security film for smash-and-grab, vandalism and accidental breakage — sized to the risk and priced to the budget.
Specs & spec card →3M Safety Series
Clear 4-, 7- and 8-mil safety films for human-impact codes, spontaneous breakage and everyday glass hazards — interior and exterior grades.
Specs & spec card →3M™ Impact Protection Attachment (IPA)
The structural bead that anchors security film and glass to the frame — 3/8" for forced entry and windstorm, 1/2" for blast and oversized glass. Required with every security film above; installed by Epic with the patent-pending Epic Method.
Keep the view. Lose the heat.
3M Prestige
Non-metallized, up to 97% infrared rejection, no corrosion, no signal interference.
Specs & spec card →3M Ceramic
Nano-ceramic sun control with no metal, no mirror and no signal interference.
Specs & spec card →3M Night Vision
Low-reflectivity solar film for buildings where the view out after dark matters as much as the cooling bill.
Specs & spec card →3M Affinity
Reflective commercial solar film that rejects up to 79% of total solar energy — 3M’s published figure. Run your building through the energy analysis to see the number.
Specs & spec card →3M Prestige Exterior
Prestige performance applied to the outside of the glass — for dual-pane, tinted, laminated and hard-to-reach lites that cannot take interior film.
Specs & spec card →3M Neutral
Dual-reflective, neutral-grey films — the workhorse of commercial sun control, with a uniform exterior and a softer interior reflection.
Specs & spec card →3M Silver
Traditional reflective silver films — interior Silver P18, and exterior-applied Silver 15 and Silver 35 for glass that cannot be filmed from inside.
Specs & spec card →3M All Season Low-E
Low-emissivity films that reject solar heat and keep room heat in — the year-round option for single-pane and older glass.
Specs & spec card →Compare the line.
| Film | Visible light | Solar energy rejected | UV blocked | Construction | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3M S2400 | 89% | — | 99% | 24 mil TPU | Break & entry · Blast · Safety glazing |
| 3M Ultra S800 | 87% | 21% | 99.9% | 8 mil micro-layer | Break & entry · Blast · Seismic · Safety glazing |
| 3M Ultra Prestige S70 | 68% | 50% | 99.9% | 8 mil micro-layer | Break & entry · Blast · Seismic · IR rejection |
| 3M Ultra Night Vision S25 | 24% | ~63% | 99.9% | 8 mil micro-layer | Break & entry · Seismic · Heat & glare |
| 3M S140 | 85% | — | 99% | 14 mil 3-ply | Safety glazing · Seismic · Smash-and-grab |
| 3M Prestige PR70 | 69% | 50% | 99.9% | Non-metallic | Heat · Clarity · Signal-safe |
| 3M Ceramic CA45 | 45% | 52% | 99% | Nano-ceramic | Heat · Design-neutral |
| 3M Night Vision NV35 | 36% | ~72% | 99.9% | Low-reflect | Heat · Glare · Night clarity |
| 3M Affinity 15 | 9% | 79% | 99% | Reflective | Heat · Glare · Daytime privacy |
| 3M Prestige 70 Exterior | 71% | 52% | 99.9% | Non-metallic · exterior | Dual-pane & tinted glass · No interior access |
| 3M Neutral RE35 | 36% | 56% | 99% | Dual-reflective | Uniform facade · Daytime privacy · Value |
| 3M Silver P18 | 17% | 77% | 99% | Reflective silver | Heat at the lowest film cost · Daytime privacy |
| 3M All Season Low-E 35 | 26% | 77% | 99% | Low-E | Summer heat · Winter heat loss · Single-pane |
| 3M Safety S70 | 86% | — | 99% | 7 mil clear | Human-impact codes · Breakage · Overhead glass |
Representative shade of each series on 1/4" clear glass per 3M published data; each series offers multiple shades. Security ratings per 3M segment cards. Security films must be installed with 3M-specified structural silicone attachment for break-and-entry, blast and windstorm applications. No window film is bulletproof.
The rest of what Epic installs.
Same crews, same standard. Each product has its own page with the catalog, the applications and an Epic spec card or brief.
What would the right film save on your building?
Epic’s Facility Energy Analysis takes your glass by elevation, your utility rate and your climate and ranks every 3M film by annual savings and payback — a number, not a brochure. Free, and it comes with the assessment.
Not sure which film?
Tell us the problem and the glass. We’ll tell you the film — and show you the card.
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