Exterior-mount, energy conservation, night view, safety and photosensitive — for glass that has to work harder than the glass it replaced.

We do not publish optical figures for the glass range on this page, because a solar number without the glass it is fitted to is marketing rather than data. Full spec sheets — VLT, TSER, UV rejection, SHGC and adhesion — are issued on request against the product code.
Fitted to the outside of the glass, for insulated units and atrium glazing where an interior film cannot reach. Direct sun means better rejection and a much harder weathering problem — this is the family that separates a real coater from an importer.
Vacuum-evaporated or sputtered base film for solar control with a privacy level to match. The measured result depends on the glass it goes on, which is why every project starts with the glass specification.
Sputtered film that removes the mirror effect indoors after dark without losing the privacy in daylight. The failure of most reflective film is that it turns a lit room into a fishbowl at night.
Clear 4–12 mil for bathroom glass, bank counters and any panel that has to hold together when it breaks.
The same photochromic chemistry as the automotive range, for glazing that wants shade in the afternoon and daylight in the evening.
A distributor who buys PPF from one factory and window film from another carries two quality systems, two lead times and two sets of paperwork. Everything on this site comes off the same two lines, under the same IATF 16949 system, with the same roll-code traceability.

VLT, TSER, UV rejection, SHGC and adhesion, issued against the product code.