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Keep The Heat Where You want It
Like your favorite insulated beverage cooler, Nanoflex adds function to style by keeping the heat outside while maintaining a cool and comfortable interior.
Keep The Heat Where You Want It
Like your favorite insulated beverage cooler, Nanoflex adds function to style by keeping the heat outside while maintaining a cool and comfortable interior.
Maximum Heat Insulation — the latest in heat insulation technology utilizes multiple non-conductive ceramic layers to greatly slow down the transfer of heat into the vehicle’s interior, creating a more comfortable and cool ride.
Maximum IR Rejection — an additional coating of ceramic particle technology combined with nano carbon allows Nanoflex to block up to 98% of the infrared radiation (IR) heat from the sun.
Extensive UV Protection — blocks over 99.9% of A and B ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun that can lead to skin cancers and skin damage.
Rich Color — available in a rich black-charcoal color that is sure to give any vehicle a stylish look.
Advanced Shrinking — the crisp, paper-like feel makes Nanoflex easy to install on even the most advanced back windows.
Uncompromised Clarity — we guarantee you will not find a more powerful window film with less low angle haze on the market.
Carbamate HD Adhesive — our proprietary high density adhesive lasts longer, bonds faster, and improves the ease of installation.
True Carbon — we rely on carbon alone to give the product its beautiful color and consistent shades without the need for dye or pigment.
No Fade & Color Change — nano particles of carbon, oxide material, and the absence of dye ensures a superior, color stable film that will never fade or change color, unlike ceramic-dye hybrid films.
Layer Breakdown
Constructed as a traditional 2ply, 1.5mil film, Nanoflex contains nano particles of carbon in between two weatherable layers of polyester followed by multiple non-conductive layers of ceramic found in the hard coat which slows down the heat. All of this is tied together with our superior Carbamate HD™ adhesive system designed to last longer, bond faster, and improves the ease of installation.
► Virtually invisible low angle haze
► Up to 98% infrared radiation (IR) rejection
► 99.9% ultraviolet (UV) protection
► Maximum heat insulation
► Multiple non-conductive ceramic layers drastically slow down heat
► Color stable
► Advanced shrinking technology
► Carbamate HD adhesive
► Rich, bold black color
► 2ply / 1.5mil thickness
► Backed by lifetime warranty
All tested materials were applied on a ¼” clear glass surface in accordance with industry standard tests. The intended purpose of the data provided is for comparison purposes only.
Constructed as a traditional 2ply, 1.5mil film, Nanoflex contains nano particles of carbon in between two weatherable layers of polyester followed by multiple non-conductive layers of ceramic found in the hard coat which slows down the heat. All of this is tied together with our superior Carbamate HD™ adhesive system designed to last longer, bond faster, and improves the ease of installation.
Maintenance should be followed to extend the life and appearance of your Flexfilm automotive film, as well as to maintain your warranty coverage.
- Do not roll down filmed windows for a period of five (5) days until the film has properly adhered to the glass.
- Do not wash the film for seven (7) days after installation.
- Do not use abrasive cleaners or coarse cloths.
- Use a mild soap and clean, soft cloth or synthetic sponge.
Note: The above are general guidelines for caring for your window film. Humidity and temperature can determine the length of the curing process. Please ask your local installer for care instructions tailored to your location.
► 20" x 100' - 4 vehicles
► 24" x 100' - 4.5 vehicles
► 36" x 100' - 7.5 vehicles
► 40" x 50' - 4 vehicles
► 40" x 100' - 8 vehicles
► 60" x 50' - 6 vehicles
► 60" x 100' - 12 vehicles
*Using a plotter could increase yields by 10%.
Tint Measurement Guide
Measuring tint for a car or truck is straightforward once you decide on your approach. You'll need to determine whether you'll use a plotter or hand cut the tint. Let's focus on the hand-cutting method.
Calculating Square Footage
Before measuring, it's essential to understand how to calculate square footage. Most window film installers measure windows in inches. Here's how you can do it:
- Measure the window's length and height in inches.
- Multiply these measurements to get the total area in square inches.
- Divide this number by 144 (since there are 144 square inches in a square foot) to get the square footage.
Popular Measurement Approach: Linear Footage
Most installers prefer measuring in linear footage because automotive window film rolls come in standard sizes: 20 inch, 24 inch, 36 inch, 40 inch, and even 60 inch. The 60-inch rolls are particularly useful for larger vehicles like Tesla's Cybertruck, Model 3 back windows, and some RVs.
For side windows, 20-inch rolls are typically sufficient. However, for larger side windows found on SUVs, crossovers, and trucks, you may need 24-inch rolls. Measure the length of the windows and multiply by the number of windows to determine the total length needed. Smaller, triangular fixed windows can usually be covered with scraps from the main rolls.
Back Windows
For back windows, a 36-inch or 40-inch roll is generally adequate. Measure the width (left to right) of the window to determine the required length. Larger rolls can often be split to cover side windows and back windows efficiently, minimizing waste.
Plotter Cutting
Plotter cutting offers two primary methods:
- Multiple Width Rolls: Purchase various standard width rolls (20, 24, 36, 40 inches) to match the closest size needed for each window, maximizing efficiency and minimizing waste.
- Larger Rolls: Use larger rolls (36, 40, or even 60 inches) and arrange patterns efficiently. This method can reduce waste to as low as 10%, compared to up to 20% waste in hand cutting.
Shrink Direction and Pattern Arrangement
When using a plotter, be aware that window film can only shrink in one direction. Arrange patterns accordingly to ensure proper shrinking and avoid creasing the film.
Final Considerations
- Calculate the total square footage needed based on your measurements and the width of the rolls.
- Account for potential waste: around 20% for hand cutting and 10% for plotter cutting.
- Most automotive window film rolls come in 100-foot increments, though some places offer smaller increments or sell by the foot.
These tips should help you accurately measure and decide how much window film to order for tinting your car or truck, ensuring you make efficient use of your materials and achieve the best results.
Explore our automotive window tint FAQ section to discover answers to the most frequently asked questions about window films.
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