Mar 5 2014, 05:25 PM
QUOTE(Lord Gitsy @ Dec 7 2013, 04:24 PM)
Raytech Safety film is develop in Commonwealth Laminating and Coating, Inc, tested by America National Standard Institute. As window film specialist, Raytech just emphasis in the thickness of 4-6mil for automobile window used. Normally, 6mil and above will cause disruption of power window in1-2 years time in most of car.
Safety and security films are usually used to improve the performance of the glass for protection against human impact, bomb blasts, natural disaster, intrusion or seismic activity.
Safety film is always described in term of “mils”, which is a measurement of thickness as one thousandth of an inch (1/1000 inch). One mil equals 25.4 microns (micrometers). Safety film ranges in thickness 4 mils to upwards of 15 mils and thicker. The varying thickness is achieved by mechanically laminating multiple layers of film together with aggressive adhesive coatings. The Safety film is attached to the glass with extremely aggressive pressure sensitive adhesive. When stress causes the glass to break, the film has ability to stretch and absorb some or all of the energy generated by the stress. The result is that the broken glass may remain intact within the framing system preventing shards of glass becoming lethal projectiles.
Designed for applications where safety and security is a priority
a) Excellent solar performance, including heat and UV rejection, as well as glare reduction Superior optical clarity
b) Advanced adhesive formulation
c) Evaluation according to the following test methods/standards:
Small Missile Impact Test – ANSI Z-97.1 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201
Large Missile Impact Test & Cyclic Window Pressure Tests –
ASTM E 1886-02/ASTM E 1996-03, Level C, 4.5lb 2" x 4"
GSA Explosive Test – GSA-TS01-2003
How much for V97 on sides n rearSafety and security films are usually used to improve the performance of the glass for protection against human impact, bomb blasts, natural disaster, intrusion or seismic activity.
Safety film is always described in term of “mils”, which is a measurement of thickness as one thousandth of an inch (1/1000 inch). One mil equals 25.4 microns (micrometers). Safety film ranges in thickness 4 mils to upwards of 15 mils and thicker. The varying thickness is achieved by mechanically laminating multiple layers of film together with aggressive adhesive coatings. The Safety film is attached to the glass with extremely aggressive pressure sensitive adhesive. When stress causes the glass to break, the film has ability to stretch and absorb some or all of the energy generated by the stress. The result is that the broken glass may remain intact within the framing system preventing shards of glass becoming lethal projectiles.
Designed for applications where safety and security is a priority
a) Excellent solar performance, including heat and UV rejection, as well as glare reduction Superior optical clarity
b) Advanced adhesive formulation
c) Evaluation according to the following test methods/standards:
Small Missile Impact Test – ANSI Z-97.1 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201
Large Missile Impact Test & Cyclic Window Pressure Tests –
ASTM E 1886-02/ASTM E 1996-03, Level C, 4.5lb 2" x 4"
GSA Explosive Test – GSA-TS01-2003
ultra 70 on front
for KIA Cerato 1.6
Please don't ask me buy from which KIA branch or whatsoever. I am fed up with KIA sales agent and panel tinting shop teamed up in the end charging consumer even more although claimed to be cheaper than doing it ourselves directly with tinting shop eg Llumar, Raytech, 3M.
So don't go around telling me those standard statements by sales agent and panel shop. Which shop you bought your car? Got voucher? Got voucher cheaper, we are panel for so and so branch.
Why wanna do that crap to customers? You want returning business or what? You sell to us also gain why use middle man aka car sales agent?
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