Innovative Glass: Announcing the new CoolVu Transitional Window Film

Date: 9 September 2019

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Date: 9 September 2019

CoolVu Transitional Films adapt to the intensity of the sun on your windows and doors. Utilizing advanced photochromic technology, CoolVu darkens when exposed to sunlight and returns to a lighter state when not.

Composed of advanced ceramics and UV inhibitors, CoolVu blocks oppressive IR heat and damaging solar radiation. Stop the heat, preserve your view and enjoy darker tinted windows – only when needed.

Whether on existing windows or for new construction, CoolVu is the perfect, cost-effective solution for both residential and commercial applications.

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