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3M™ Automotive Window Films, Crystalline Series

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Rejects up to 60% of solar energy and up to 97% of heat producing infrared rays

Allows visible light into your vehicle while keeping heat out – see clearly and safely

Reduces reliance on air conditioning and decreases fuel consumption

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  • Rejects up to 60% of solar energy and up to 97% of heat producing infrared rays
  • Allows visible light into your vehicle while keeping heat out – see clearly and safely
  • Reduces reliance on air conditioning and decreases fuel consumption
  • Durable with no colour fade - never turns purple
  • Blocks up to 99% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) light providing up to 1000 SPF (sun protection factor)
  • Non-metallised to keep you connected with mobile devices, GPS or satellite radio reception without interference

3M™ Automotive Window Films, Crystalline Series are our premium light non-metallised window films that reject more heat than many dark films, and allow you to see clearly and safely. They provide sun protection factor (SPF) of up to 1000.

3M™ Automotive Window Films Crystalline Series, patented multilayer and metal free nanotechnology optical films, have more than 200 layers in what is less than the thickness of a Post it Note®. This technology is the reason a virtually clear film can reject more heat than darker films. They provide a high performance combination of high visible light transmission, low visible light reflection, with high heat gain reduction capabilities. The films block almost the entire range of UVA and UVB rays which are a main cause of fading and skin damage. All products of this family have the German ABG clearance.

Suggested applications
  • Cars, vans and trucks

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