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Fade Reduction
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Exposure to direct sunlight can cause many coloured or painted
materials to fade. Damage due to fading is caused by UV light,
visible light, heat (including infra-red light), artificial
lighting indoors, humidity, and poor dye anchorage – but
the first three account for 90% of fading. Ultraviolet, visible
light and heat all pass through ordinary glass and can cause
damage to goods in the home, office, shop window, or museum.
Our fade protection window films are specially designed
to filter out at least 99% of harmful UV and reject infra-red
heat but still leave a pleasantly lit living or display
environment.
Whilst no film can completely eliminate the effects of
fading due to the solar spectrum, over 80% of UV, infrared,
and
visible light can be rejected with vast range of fade protection
films.
The range includes films which are ultra clear (once installed,
the film is virtually undetectable), tinted, or reflective
to offer a choice of fade protection performance and
visual characteristics. |
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