Our OEM program

OEM window film

LUNOX is a Korean OEM window film supplier producing ceramic, carbon, sputter, safety, and paint protection film for tint programs, distributor networks, and private-label brands in 20+ countries. This page covers what OEM window film manufacturing actually involves — MOQ, lead time, chemistry options, warranty terms, and how a multi-chemistry supply program runs from one production floor.

Chemistries under one production system

ISO 9001

Certified production

500 rolls

First-order MOQ

20+

Countries with active OEM programs

What OEM window film production actually means

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) window film production means the manufacturer produces to the buyer's specification: VLT tier, IR rejection target, PET thickness, adhesive chemistry, roll dimensions, packaging design. The finished product ships without the manufacturer's brand on it. The buyer's brand goes on the box, on the spec sheet, and on the warranty issued to the end customer.

This is a different sourcing model from buying from a US brand's dealer network. When you buy from a US-branded dealer channel, you resell that brand — your customer sees "3M" or "LLumar" or "XPEL" on the box, and you carry the 40–60% brand-licensing markup baked into the wholesale price. When you buy OEM from a manufacturer, your customer sees your brand, and you own the customer relationship end-to-end.

The five chemistries under one production system

Chemistry	Where it wins	Signature spec
Ceramic	Automotive OEM · signal-sensitive commercial · premium residential	TSER up to 82.5%, 99% UV, metallic-free
Carbon	Mid-market automotive tint · high-volume dealer programs	Color-stable matte, TSER up to 65.8%
Sputter	Architectural curtain wall · maximum IR rejection · signature projects	TSER up to 67%, non-deforming Ni-Cr targets
PPF (TPU)	Automotive paint protection · windshield protection · self-healing	7.5 mil aliphatic TPU, 7-year warranty
Safety / Security	Government · banking · retail · residential · schools	11 SKUs, 2 mil to 12 mil, ballistic-rated available

All five chemistries run through the same ISO 9001 certified production system with dedicated batch tracking per PO. An OEM buyer can consolidate a multi-chemistry program under one supply relationship — one PO template, one CoA format, one delivery contact — rather than juggling separate suppliers per chemistry.

MOQ, lead time, and OEM commercial terms

First-order MOQ: 500 rolls of stock catalog spec.
Custom-spec MOQ: 2,000 rolls per SKU for custom VLT, PET thickness, or private-label packaging.
Distributor pricing tier: unlocked at 2,000 rolls of catalog spec (typically one 40-foot container).
Standard roll: 152 cm × 30 m. Custom widths 90 cm to 183 cm on OEM runs.
Production lead time: 4–6 weeks stock; +2–3 weeks for custom spec or private-label packaging.
Shipping: FOB Busan or DDP to 20+ countries. Container standard; LCL on request for smaller shops.
Payment terms: 30% deposit at PO confirmation, 70% before shipment on first orders. Net terms available for repeat customers with credit references.

Certifications on every OEM shipment

A serious OEM window film program needs paperwork the buyer's own procurement and compliance teams can validate:

ISO 9001 — quality-management certification on the LUNOX production system
TÜV Rheinland — third-party spec verification on finished films (VLT, IR, TSER, UV)
RoHS conformity — global environmental compliance for market entry into EU, US, Japan, Korea
Certificate of Analysis (CoA) — per production batch, batch-traceable to production line and QC record

Certificates ship with every container in the OEM partner's name for private-label programs. Buyers can request the full certificate package before spec commitment to share with their own compliance or procurement teams.

Warranty under an OEM program

Ceramic and carbon flagship lines: 10-year color stability, adhesion, and structural integrity
PPF Clear: 7-year (yellowing, cracking, delamination, edge lift)
PPF Satin and Black Gloss: 5-year
Windshield Protection Film (WPF): 1-year
Safety and security film: 10-year on structural film integrity; ballistic ratings per test cert

What buyers typically ask next

What does OEM window film manufacturing actually involve?

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) window film production means the manufacturer makes the film under the buyer's spec — VLT tier, IR rejection target, PET thickness, adhesive chemistry, roll size, and packaging. The finished product ships without the manufacturer's brand on it; the buyer's brand goes on the box, spec sheet, and warranty. LUNOX runs OEM programs across ceramic, carbon, sputter, safety, and PPF chemistries from a single production floor.

What's the MOQ for an OEM window film program?

500 rolls for a first order of stock spec. 2,000 rolls minimum per SKU for custom-spec runs (custom VLT, custom PET thickness, private-label packaging, warranty in your brand name). Distributor pricing tier begins at 2,000 rolls of stock spec. Standard roll size 152 cm × 30 m; custom widths from 90 cm to 183 cm available on OEM runs.

What lead time should an OEM buyer plan for?

4–6 weeks production lead time on stock specs. Add 2–3 weeks for custom VLT tiers or private-label packaging. Add another 2–4 weeks for shipping depending on destination market. Full timeline from PO to your warehouse: typically 8–12 weeks for a first order, tightening to 6–8 weeks on re-orders once the SKU is production-cataloged.

Does an OEM manufacturer own the warranty, or does the buyer?

The warranty is issued in the OEM buyer's brand name. LUNOX backs the coverage as manufacturer of record behind the scenes, but end customers deal with the buyer's brand, not with LUNOX. Standard warranty terms: 10 years on ceramic and carbon flagship lines, 7 years on PPF Clear, 5 years on PPF Satin and Black Gloss, 1 year on windshield protection film.

What certifications should an OEM window film program carry?

ISO 9001 on the production system, TÜV Rheinland or equivalent third-party spec verification on the finished film, RoHS conformity for global market entry, and Certificate of Analysis (CoA) per production batch. LUNOX carries all four; certificates are issued in the OEM partner's name for private-label programs, or in LUNOX's name for reference-supplier programs.

How does an OEM manufacturer handle multiple chemistries in one program?

The LUNOX production system runs ceramic, carbon, sputter, safety, and PPF chemistries on the same ISO 9001 quality-management system, with dedicated batch tracking per PO and per SKU. An OEM buyer can consolidate a multi-chemistry program under one supply relationship — one PO template, one CoA format, one delivery contact — rather than juggling separate suppliers per chemistry.

What's the difference between OEM, private-label, and white-label?

OEM means the manufacturer produces to the buyer's specification (custom or catalog). Private-label means the finished product ships under the buyer's brand identity (box, spec sheet, warranty in buyer's name). White-label is functionally identical to private-label — the terms are used interchangeably in window film industry. LUNOX offers all three modes: catalog-spec white-label from 500 rolls, custom-spec private-label from 2,000 rolls per SKU.

Which industries source window film from an OEM manufacturer?

Automotive OEM tint programs (film applied at the factory or by dealer network), architectural film distributors (commercial building retrofit and new-build glazing), tint shop distributor networks (residential and automotive aftermarket), safety/security film specifiers (government, banking, retail, education), and PPF detail shops. LUNOX supplies all five industry categories under white-label or catalog-branded terms.

Discuss an OEM window film program See B2B / white-label terms