Topic: Window Film Tint And Energy Terms

A small intentional gap between film and frame or gasket that helps installation quality and prevents lifting.

The time after installation when moisture evaporates and the film fully bonds and clears.

A film made through a process that deposits very thin metal or alloy layers for performance and appearance control.

Window film containing metal layers that can improve reflectivity and solar control.

A non-metal film technology that can provide heat rejection with a more neutral appearance.

Film designed for a more neutral appearance while still improving comfort or solar control.

Film with a reflective appearance, often used for solar control, glare reduction, and daytime privacy.

Window film designed to provide higher exterior reflectivity while maintaining a less reflective interior appearance.

A measure of how readily a surface emits heat, used when discussing energy performance and certain low-E products.

A portion of solar energy associated with heat that window film may help reduce depending on film type.