MOD5 Automotive window film

One nano-ceramic range for the tint jobs already coming through your bay.

Non-metallic nano-ceramic film from 5% to 70% VLT for privacy, heat management and UV protection.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class with MOD5 automotive window film

Pick the right shade

Choose the shade your customer wants. Keep the performance in the quote.

Start with the legal VLT for the vehicle, then compare privacy, heat and UV performance across the 5%–70% range.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class with automotive window film in a professional workshopSamples available

Heat and UV management

Nano-Ceramic Window Film

Non-metallic automotive window film for professional tint shops requiring clarity and signal-safe performance.

FormatVLT options from 5% to 70%
WarrantyTopshield guarantee: ST 10 years; DC 5 years
Explore Nano-Ceramic Window Film

One range, 5%–70% VLT

From dark privacy tint to light protection, cover more jobs with one range.

Heat and UV management

Nano-Ceramic Window Film

Best-fit applications

Passenger vehicles · 4WD and touring · Dealer and fleet programs

Format

VLT options from 5% to 70%

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Quote the tint properly

Know what you can promise before the film goes on.

Check the product details that affect the installation, the quote and the conversation with your customer.

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What VLT options are available?

The MOD5 nano-ceramic range includes visible-light-transmission options from 5% to 70%, covering dark privacy applications through to lighter installations.

Will nano-ceramic film interfere with phone, GPS or toll signals?

The non-metallic construction is designed to avoid the signal interference associated with metallic films, including interference with common phone, GPS and toll-system signals.

How much UV rejection does the range provide?

The MOD5 nano-ceramic automotive window film range provides up to 99% UV rejection, depending on the selected product.

Installer knowledge

Answers your team can use before the job starts.

Check construction, performance limits and the questions customers are likely to ask before adding a film to your range.

Try it in your own bay

Install it with your tools. Judge it from inside and out.

Use your usual process to assess handling, optical clarity and the finished appearance.