Introduction

What Is Window Tint?
Window Tint Films are transparent layers of high quality polyester that are laminated and coated using special adhesives, ultraviolet inhibitors and protective scratch resistant coatings. Select concentrations of metal particles are sputter coated onto sheets of polyester, allowing for varying degrees of color and solar energy rejection performance capability.

Tinting is done with the application of a metallic plastic film that is applied to your glass. Because our window films can reject up to 77 percent of the sun's total solar energy and block out almost 100 percent of harmful and damaging ultraviolet, you can experience these benefits after installation:

• Reduced interior heat
• Reduced utility costs
• Improved occupant comfort
• Reduced glare
• Increased privacy
• Extended air conditioning equipment life
• Increased fade protection
• Added protection from accidents, storms and burglars

Best of all, window films enhance the aesthetic appeal and provide uniform appearance to your vehicle, home or commercial facility.

The sun's heat and damaging ultraviolet are the main causes of enviromental discomfort and premature aging of fabrics and furnishings in your auto, business and home.

Benefits Of Window Film

Reducing Your Exposure and Saving Energy

Summertime
By rejecting up to 65 percent of the sun's total solar energy and blocking almost 100 percent of damaging and harmful ultraviolet, window films function just like a sunscreen shielding your car, home, and office from the sun's damaging effects.

In the Southwest, your car interior can get up to 200 degrees inside!

Energy Savings are accomplished by the type of tint used. Different Films are made to reflect Infra-red energy and Ultraviolet solar radiation. Infra-red is what causes surfaces to heat up. Ultraviolet rays cause bleaching of interior surfaces, such as fabrics and colored components.

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Types

Tinting is done with the application of a metallic plastic film that is applied to your glass.

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Safety

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Glossary

Safety Film is a multilayer polymeric film bonded to the inside of windows to make glass shatter-resistant.

Solar Control Window Films are very thin plastic films that have been processed with various metals and coatings, and installed on the interiors of windows in buildings and vehicles. These materials are used to save energy because they reduce heat penetration in the summer and retain residual warmth in the winter. They also block ultraviolet light, preventing its destructiveness.

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Selection

Window films are available in a variety of colors and shades with different light transmission levels to satisfy local tint laws. You can choose from high performance metallized films including , titanium, stainless steel bronze and charcoal or a full range of conventional non-reflective charcoal and grey films.

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