The athermal films in the UltraVision Chameleon series is what is making UltraVision popular among consumers. These films are made with state of the art equipment using more than 200 layers of unique materials.There are 6 types of Chameleon films, different in light transmittance and protection from Infrared radiation.

Our films not only protect from harmful sunlight, but also comply with the technical regulations for the transmission of visible light on virtually all windows of cars toned with these films.

UltraVision tint films come from our dedication to the joy of evolution. We constantly create materials that are better, lighter, thinner, stronger, and have better technical indicators. Our thrills are derived in the creation of new materials to surpass what was once the pinnacle of technology and quality.Most of our films have no analogues in the world.

In 2017, in the assortment of Athermal UltraVision Chameleon films, a new UV film Chameleon Stealth appeared. Chameleon UV Chameleon Stealth is similar to the Athermal car glass Range Rover Voque, Porsche Cayenne.

Consider in more detail athermal film UltraVision. In the hot summer, UV Sun Protection Maximum, this film prevents infrared and ultraviolet solar radiation from entering the vehicle interior or interior. This creates an extra cool and comfortable environment for people. Therefore, the need to use the air conditioner is dramatically reduced, which reduces financial costs. In cold winters, UV Sun Protection Maximum, this film prevents heat loss from the interior of the car or the room.

For a car, this property allows you to keep the interior warm longer and reduce the likelihood of ice on the windows. For rooms, this property of the film affects the reduction of the cost of heating the room.

Athermal films of Ultra Vision chameleon are made on modern equipment using unique materials deposited by magnetron sputtering.

The lifetime of UV Chameleon is 7 years.

The perception of tint tint chameleon depends on the ratios of many factors:  • on the level of glass lighting, • from the angle of view on the glass, • on glass geometry, • from the percentage of light transmission of glass, • on glass shade • how tinted windows of the car are tinted