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Hybrid window film

LUNOX supplies Titan-X, a Korean-made hybrid window film — a Gen-6 nano-matrix with metal ions chemically bonded into the ceramic particulate structure. Sputter-level durability, ceramic-adjacent optical properties, minimal signal attenuation. Four VLT tiers, ISO 9001 quality system, 3-year warranty.

Gen-6
Nano-matrix construction
43%
TSER on TX 0540 (top tier)
99%
UV rejection, every tier
3 yr
Color-stability warranty

What hybrid window film actually is

Hybrid film combines two chemistries to combine the strengths of each. In LUNOX Titan-X, metal ions are chemically bonded into a ceramic nano-particle matrix — not deposited as a discrete metal layer on the PET substrate. That structural distinction matters over decades: there's no metal layer to oxidize when the encapsulating adhesive fails, no metal-to-PET interface to delaminate under thermal cycling.

Sputter film's failure mode over the long term is metal-layer degradation — usually preventable with good installation but never fully eliminable. Titan-X eliminates it by removing the discrete metal layer as a concept.

The LUNOX Titan-X product line

SKUVLTIRUVTSER
TX 05404.2%41.1%99%43%
TX 104010.8%42.7%99%42%
TX 304030%44.9%99%39%
TX 404041.3%42.2%99%35%

Where hybrid wins vs pure ceramic or sputter

Three specification scenarios where Titan-X is the correct choice:

  1. Above-ceramic IR performance with signal transparency required. The buyer wants better IR rejection than base ceramic delivers, but the application is signal-sensitive (automotive with embedded antennas, hospital, office with cellular infrastructure) so sputter is ruled out. Titan-X splits the difference.
  2. Long-lifecycle project where sputter encapsulation risk is a concern. On multi-decade architectural glazing, the compounding probability of sputter metal- layer failure becomes a spec risk. Titan-X removes that failure mode entirely.
  3. Multi-tier product segmentation. Distributors offering a three-tier product menu (ceramic base, hybrid mid, sputter premium) benefit from having a distinct product between the extremes rather than positioning "premium ceramic" and "budget sputter" as awkward middle tiers.

How Titan-X is made

What sets Titan-X apart is in the build:

  • Nano-matrix synthesis. Ceramic nano-particles are synthesized with metal-ion bonding sites in the particle structure itself, not applied as a coating.
  • Metal-ion loading control. The ratio of embedded metal to ceramic drives the IR performance / signal-transparency trade-off.
  • Optical PET substrate. Same optical-grade substrate as the LUNOX Nano Ceramic Max line — no downgrade for the hybrid product.

Every roll is inspected for defects before it ships, and each shipment includes an independent lab certificate so you can verify the specs yourself.

OEM and wholesale terms

  • MOQ: 100 rolls first order; distributor pricing from 2,000 rolls.
  • Roll size: 152 cm × 30 m standard. Custom widths 90–183 cm.
  • Lead time: 4–6 weeks stock; +2–3 weeks custom.
  • Certifications: ISO 9001, TÜV Rheinland, RoHS, CoA per container.
  • Warranty: 3-year color-stability and structural integrity. Issued in OEM partner's name for private-label programs.

All 28 LUNOX car tint films — nano ceramic, carbon and hybrid — with their terms are on the Korean car window tint supplier page.

What buyers typically ask next

What is hybrid window film?

Hybrid window film combines two or more chemistries — typically metal ions or metallic particles embedded within a ceramic or nano-carbon matrix — to combine the strengths of each. LUNOX Titan-X is a Gen-6 nano-matrix hybrid: metal ions bonded chemically into the ceramic nano-particle structure, giving the film sputter-level durability with ceramic-adjacent optical properties.

How does Titan-X differ from pure sputter or pure ceramic?

Titan-X sits between the two chemistries. Sputter: highest heat rejection but signal-attenuating and vulnerable to oxidation over time if the metal layer is exposed to moisture. Pure ceramic: signal-friendly and non-oxidizing but lower peak IR rejection. Titan-X: embedded metal ions in a ceramic matrix — no discrete metal layer to oxidize or delaminate, no signal attenuation issues at ceramic levels, IR rejection above ceramic base spec.

What VLT tiers does LUNOX Titan-X ship in?

Four VLT tiers — TX 0540 (4.2% VLT), TX 1040 (10.8% VLT), TX 3040 (30% VLT), TX 4040 (41.3% VLT). All tiers ship at 99% UV rejection with TSER ranging 35% to 43% depending on tier.

Does hybrid film block 5G, GPS, or cellular signals?

Titan-X's embedded metal ions are bonded into the nano-matrix rather than deposited as continuous metal layers — this means minimal signal attenuation, comparable to pure ceramic film. Titan-X is a valid choice for signal-sensitive automotive applications where the buyer wants higher IR performance than base ceramic delivers.

Why does Titan-X hold spec over decades where sputter can fail?

Sputter's metal layers are deposited on the PET substrate surface — vulnerable to oxidation if the encapsulating adhesive fails, and to delamination if the metal-to-PET interface fatigues over decades. Titan-X's metal ions are chemically bonded into the ceramic nano-matrix, not deposited on it. There's no metal layer to fail because the metal is structurally integrated into the film chemistry.

What's the MOQ for OEM Titan-X film?

100 rolls first order; 2,000 rolls for distributor pricing tier; 2,000 rolls per SKU for custom-spec runs. Standard roll size 152 cm × 30 m. Custom widths from 90 cm to 183 cm on OEM programs. Lead time 4–6 weeks stock; +2–3 weeks for custom.

What's the warranty on Titan-X hybrid film?

3-year color-stability and structural-integrity warranty. Covers no purple shift, no delamination, no oxidation, no edge lift over the term. Warranty is issued directly by LUNOX, or in the OEM partner's name for private-label programs.

When does Titan-X make sense vs pure ceramic or sputter?

Choose Titan-X when: (1) buyer wants above-ceramic IR rejection but requires signal transparency (rules out sputter), (2) project has long lifecycle demanding proven durability without the sputter-encapsulation risk, (3) buyer wants a distinct product tier positioned between ceramic and sputter for market segmentation. Choose pure ceramic when max signal transparency and 62% TSER on 5% VLT is the requirement. Choose sputter when max IR rejection is the requirement and signal attenuation is acceptable.

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