Nano Ceramic Automotive Window Film for Professional Markets
AreoCloak nano ceramic window film is developed for distributors, dealers and professional tint installers, with multiple VLT and performance options for automotive solar control, privacy and professional tint applications.
Choose Your Performance Level
Two nano ceramic series provide different performance positioning while giving professional tint businesses the flexibility to build around multiple VLT requirements.
Advanced Nano Ceramic
A versatile nano ceramic series for professional automotive tint markets.
High-Performance Nano Ceramic
Higher IR-rejection performance for markets prioritizing stronger heat-control positioning.
Find the Right Film for the Application
Choose an AreoCloak window film by visible-light transmission, performance level and application position.
Compare AreoCloak Window Film Options
Compare key specifications across the WP90 and WP95 nano ceramic ranges.
| Model | Series | VLT | IRR | UVR | TSER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WP90-15 | WP90 | 15% | 90% | 100% | 65% |
| WP95-18 | WP95 | 18% | 95% | 99% | 68% |
| WP90-25 | WP90 | 25% | 90% | 100% | 62% |
| WP95-35 | WP95 | 35% | 95% | 99% | 60% |
| WP90-70 | WP90 | 70% | 90% | 100% | 52% |
| WP95-70 | WP95 | 70% | 95% | 99% | 55% |
VLT, IRR, UVR & TSER Explained
Understanding these key measurements makes it easier to compare automotive window films and select the right option for a specific application.
VLT -- Visible Light Transmission
Indicates how much visible light passes through the film. Higher VLT creates a lighter appearance, while lower VLT creates a darker tint.
IRR -- Infrared Rejection
Indicates the film's infrared-rejection performance and helps compare heat-control positioning across different options.
UVR -- Ultraviolet Rejection
Indicates the film's UV-rejection performance.
TSER -- Total Solar Energy Rejected
Represents total solar energy rejected and provides a broader indicator of overall solar-control performance.
IRR and TSER measure different aspects of solar performance and should not be treated as the same metric.
Build a Range Around Your Local Market
Start with the options most relevant to your local tint market, then expand the product mix as installer and customer demand develops.
Start with Core Demand
Begin with the VLT options most relevant to your local professional tint market.
Build the Right Product Mix
Combine product options around installer needs, customer expectations and market positioning.
Expand as Demand Develops
Add additional VLT and application options as your local customer base grows.
Product Comparison
VLT and performance reference materials.
Technical Data
Specifications for professional review.
Sample Materials
Selected films for product and installation evaluation.
Product Line Guidance
Support in planning and expanding your product mix.
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Questions About AreoCloak Window Film
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Build the Right Window Film Range for Your Market
Explore the AreoCloak window film range and discuss the right product mix for your market.