Ceramic Window Films

You may have heard of nano-coating for a car's exterior. Some high-end car owners use it. It is also used in some smartphone glass that helps make the screen more shatter-resistant.

So what does this have to do with car window tint? Thanks to nano-ceramic technology, ceramic window tint can protect both you and your car better than any other window film type.

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Ceramic is highly heat resistant. Nanoceramic window film technology was patented in 1998 and is based on technology used in the space program because of its heat-resistant properties.

Ceramic window tint is coated with tiny ceramic particles. It uses the chemical compound titanium nitride to block 99% of the sun's ultra-violet light and much of the infrared light while still providing clear visibility for drivers. The result is a considerably cooler car with virtually no interior fading or cracks on dashboards, seats, or steering wheels.

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Another benefit of ceramic window film that is becoming increasingly important is the protection from dangerous UV rays it provides to car passengers.

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On average, car windshields block about 96% of UV-A rays. However, side door windows are not nearly as effective. The percentage of UV-A rays blocked by a side window varies from 44% to 96%. The Skin Cancer Foundation now recommends getting your vehicle windows tinted to help protect against UV rays.

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Full technical specifications on our Ceramic window films please see:

https://globalwindowfilms.com/premium-automotive-films/#qdp-ceramic-films