Vision-blocking films BlackOut white, 2-layered

BlackOut white two-layered vision-blocking and black-out films are for blacking out glasses, windows or skylights completely. They are window films ideal for photography laboratories, storages, museums, doctors’ offices, bathrooms or printing houses. PVC material covered with paper.

Applying from inside: Vision-blocking films with white covers from inside and black covers from outside; the white side is the application side.
Applying from outside. Vision-blocking films with white covers from inside and black covers from outside; the black side is the application side.

You are provided a detailed application manual for each of your orders.

Application suggestion to prevent your windows to get broken: Transparent or colourful single-glazing windows, transparent or colourful insulation windows.

They are guaranteed for 7 years against fading, peeling and removal.

(Please see the 10^th article of our General Terms and Conditions for guarantee conditions)

General Details:

Application surface:

Exterior/interior

UV-blocking:

99 %

Reducing the rays inside the rooms:

95 %

Technical light transmissivity:

0,0 %

Material structure:

Film type:

PVC, two-layered (plasticised polymer)

Film thickness:

~ 130 μm

Glue:

Polyacrylate glue, removable

Covering:

Silicon carton

Glue amount:

~ 25 g/m²

Unit surface weight:

~ 140 g/m²

	Material Features:
-	Adhesion power:	- immediately: 2,5 N/25 mm
	(ASTMD-903)	- 1 week later: ~ 7,5 N/25 mm
-	Dimensional stability:	max. -%0,45 (when it is adhered on aluminium surface at 70°C after 48 hours, 25x25 mm)
-	Chemical resistance:	The films are observed to be resistant to liquid oils, greases, dissolvents, moderate acids and alkali materials contining petrol mostly, as a result of a 24-hour immersion test.
-	Light resistance:	DIN 53 388: from 7 to 8 (Light resistance scale on the blue scale)
-	Ignitiability:	The films are extinguished themselves when they are adhered on aluminium.
-	Temperature range:	- during adhesion: from 15 °C - when they are adhered: from -30 °C to + 80 °C
-	Minimum endurance duration:	7 years from outside
		(for vertical application in normal climate of Middle Europe)
-	Adhesion:	Films can be adhered by wet or dry methods.

Description

Blackout films are always measured as meters and cut from a roll.