30 years. 1 million rolls. The standard for building glass.




Sputter film is the standard for landmark buildings across Korea. From 555-meter towers to international airports, it's chosen for one reason: it cuts heat without changing color over time.
Three decades. Twenty countries. One million rolls.
Specify by glazing context. Every film is engineered for commercial vertical glass.
Nano-ceramic absorbs heat and re-radiates it inside, so the room still warms up. Sputter reflects infrared at the glass, before it ever enters the space, so the interior stays cool.
The Mechanism. Active reflection rather than passive absorption.
The Result. An interior up to 14°C / 25.2°F cooler than former industry benchmarks.
Magnetron sputtering deposits nanometer-thin layers of silver, titanium, and copper onto optical-grade PET. The result is higher infrared rejection and lower interior reflectance than dyed films, with no color shift over the life of the film.
Every film is tested on insulated glazing units. Spec sheets, warranty terms, and distributor certifications are public.