When you purchase a higher-quality product, it should have some enhanced features. This is true when it comes to ceramic window tinting vs. purchasing a standard tint.

Superior UV Protection

UV and infrared radiation are damaging, hazardous, and have the potential to inflict permanent damage. The sun emits a spectrum of radiation. The three primary emissions are infrared radiation (or IR), which generates heat, ultraviolet radiation (UVA), which penetrates deeply into tissues and materials, and ultraviolet radiation (or UVB) (which damages surface levels). Up to 99.9 percent of UV radiation may be blocked using a ceramic tint.

Exceptional Heat Resistance

Did you know that NASA’s Space Shuttle contained ceramic tiles around the orbiter’s bottom — which aided in the protection of Astronauts during re-entry? While the sun’s IR radiation is not very intense on Earth, comparable components in this updated window tint aid to keep heat out of the car. Certain higher-quality ceramic tints have additional infrared blocking technology for increased heat resistance.

Minimal Signal Interruption

Typically – with improved window tints of the past, with enhanced chemicals, there are certain disadvantages. The primary source of the problem is a jammed cell or electronic signals, such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or radio. This is often owing to the metallic infusion of materials, which provides depth and strength. This problem is resolved using nano-ceramic technology, resulting in crystal clear phone conversations.

Ceramic IR window film of superior quality incorporates ceramic nanoparticles/molecules that are neither metallic nor conductive. It is designed to reflect the most amount of ultraviolet and infrared heat or radiation while absorbing the maximum amount of light. This provides the best possible visibility and sun protection. It’s similar to a high-end ceramic coating for windows.

Reduced Glare

On bright, sunny days, a darker color helps lessen the intense glare that bothers the eyes.