Materials
The films our cutting systems are set up for. Two families: UV curing films, cut on the plotter and cured in place, and hardness films graded 5H to 9H. One page per series, covering the finishes and thicknesses it comes in.
UV curing films
Cut on your plotter, cured in place. Two build types: films that need no vacuum step, and films cured under vacuum with a UV lamp.
0.18 mm · UV curing
0.18 mm UV Curing Film
The no-vacuum build. Cut it, lay it down and cure it in place, in HD and matte.
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0.25 mm · HD · 7H cured
0.25 mm HD UV Curing Film
Clear, for curved screens. Vacuumed and cured under a UV lamp to a 7H surface.
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0.25 mm · matte
0.25 mm Matte UV Curing Film
The glare-cutting build. Fine matte and an anti-fingerprint layer, same process.
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0.25 mm · 30° privacy
0.25 mm Privacy UV Curing Film
Side views go dark, the front stays clear. A micro-louvre layer, not a mesh grid.
View 0.25 mm Privacy UV Curing Film →Hardness films
Cured or laminate-build films graded 5H to 9H, with matte, privacy and anti-reflection surface options.
5H · four finishes
5H Nano Glass Film
Clear, anti-glare, privacy and privacy anti-glare, all cut from the same roll.
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6H · anti-reflection
6H AR FibeGlass
An optical nano-AR coating on a 6H film, so the screen is readable in bright sun.
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7H · RPET
7H Hybrid Glass Film
A composite film on a recycled RPET base that bends to 180° without cracking.
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9H · TPU base
9H FibeGlass Film
A 9H surface over a flexible base, so it resists scratching without shattering.
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