Reflect Black

Why Materials Melt Due to Window Reflections:

The melting and damage to these materials occur primarily because modern windows, especially energy-efficient ones, can act like magnifying glasses. They reflect and concentrate sunlight onto a specific area. This concentrated beam of light can significantly increase the temperature of certain materials like vinyl, plastic, or synthetic turf, leading to melting or warping.

PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate), commonly used in these materials, has a lower melting point compared to natural elements. When exposed to concentrated, reflected sunlight, these materials absorb a high amount of heat, leading them to reach temperatures that surpass their melting points.

The Science Behind Reflect Defense:

Our Black Screen Anti-Reflective Window Film employs advanced technology to diffuse this concentrated light, spreading out the heat over a larger area and significantly reducing its intensity. Despite its dark appearance, the film is designed to allow sufficient natural light to pass through, ensuring your home remains bright and welcoming. This balance of light transmission and heat reduction makes Reflect Defense an ideal choice for protecting your home and outdoor investments, without compromising on aesthetics or natural light.