Application illustrationCeramic IR Series
Non-metal automotive tint using absorptive nano-ceramic technology.
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Application illustrationNon-metal automotive tint using absorptive nano-ceramic technology.
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Application illustrationAutomotive solar-control film using multilayer optical technology.
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Application illustrationAn automotive nano-ceramic range with seven documented shade variants.
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LLumarClear automotive film for solar-control enquiries where a dark appearance is unwanted.
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LLumarNano-ceramic automotive tint for drivers comparing stronger solar control with their preferred shade.
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Solar GardA multilayer sacrificial film for public-facing glass and smooth surfaces.
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Application illustrationCast vinyl for vehicle colour changes, partial wraps and accents.
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Avery DennisonVehicle wrapping vinyl for a smooth, paint-like colour change.
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Plan a repeatable film specification across vehicles. Include fleet size, window types, locations and downtime constraints.
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