Platinum 68IR Heat Rejection Window Film

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From £49.50

Enjoy advanced solar heat protection without sacrificing natural daylight with our Platinum 68IR Heat Rejection Window Film. Featuring premium Multi-Alloy Spectrally Selective Technology, this high-performance film delivers 87% infrared rejection while allowing approximately 68% visible light transmission, keeping interiors bright, clear, and more comfortable.

  • Virtually clear, natural-looking finish
  • 87% infrared (IR) heat rejection
  • 68% Visible Light Transmission
  • 59% Total Solar Energy Rejected
  • Advanced Multi-Alloy Spectrally Selective Technology
  • Improved indoor comfort and energy efficiency
59% solar energy rejection
Helps reduce solar heat while retaining a bright and substantially clear appearance.
68% visible light transmission
Preserves high levels of natural daylight for appearance-sensitive glazing projects.
Clear IR-focused performance
Suited to spaces that need improved comfort without a dark or strongly mirrored finish.
3m
Minimum order when buying by metre
Products can be ordered by the metre or by full roll. Minimum order is 3 metres per product when buying by metre.

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About Platinum 68IR Heat Rejection Window Film

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Experience superior solar heat protection with our Platinum 68IR Heat Rejection Window Film, a premium spectrally selective film designed to deliver exceptional infrared heat rejection while maintaining excellent natural light transmission.

Featuring advanced Multi-Alloy Spectrally Selective IR Technology, Platinum 68IR offers an impressive 87% infrared rejection, compared to 62% for Platinum 70, while maintaining a similar visible light transmission of approximately 68%.

Its virtually clear appearance helps preserve the natural look of your windows, making it ideal for properties requiring enhanced solar protection without dark or heavily reflective glazing.

Perfect for homes, offices, conservatories, and commercial buildings where maximum infrared heat rejection and natural daylight are essential.

  • 87% Infrared Rejection – Provides enhanced protection against infrared solar radiation to help reduce unwanted heat.
  • 68% Visible Light Transmission – Maintains bright interiors with excellent natural daylight.
  • Advanced Multi-Alloy Technology – Spectrally selective construction designed for effective solar heat control.
  • High Optical Clarity – Preserves clear outward visibility with minimal change to glass appearance.
  • Improved Energy Efficiency – Helps reduce solar heat gain and cooling requirements.
  • Superior IR Performance – Offers higher infrared rejection than Platinum 70 while maintaining similar light transmission.

Our Platinum 68IR Heat Rejection Window Film delivers an excellent balance of advanced infrared protection and natural daylight with 87% IR rejection. It is the ideal upgrade for customers seeking greater infrared heat protection without significantly reducing visible light.

Trade ordering note: Available in 152cm width, by the metre or as a 30m full roll. A 3m minimum applies to per-metre orders.

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