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A revolution in a thin sheet of plastic

What can give ordinary glass the mechanical and optical features of special glass?

Just an extra-thin film of polyester.

Polyester film has been used successfully since the 1960s as it gives glass a wide range of aesthetic and functional properties:

• high mechanical resistance
• containment of breakages and shards
• partial or total reflectance and "opaque" effects for privacy protection
• protection against solar radiation (UV rays)
• reduced heat dispersion.

Companies and research laboratories have designed and developed various types of polyester film to suit today’s building requirements.

Some of the many proven advantages are:

• compliance with all safety and anti-vandalism requirements
• enhanced environmental safety and protection
• versatility (can be used indoors or out)
• reduced costs (easy installation and multi-purpose use)
• extra-long durability (high resistance to abrasion and fading)
• more affordable than special glass
• cost-saving (polyester film allows energy saving, limits heat dispersion and inhibits solar radiation, thereby reducing heating and air-conditioning costs).

Durability:

These superior quality films feature excellent resistance to mechanical stress and environmental agents, and are guarantee long-lasting (2-10 years for vertical and 2-7 years for horizontal glass, depending on the type of film; tests conducted by us have shown that some types of film can last over 15 years).