Orlando Window Films proudly carries Huper Optik window films for excellent automotive control. It not only enhances your riding experience but also controls the temperature for a smooth, comfortable drive.

The Huper Optik film technology is designed to reject solar heat and UV rays that cause cancer to the skin and damage vision. It also reduces your car’s fuel consumption as it cools the car’s interior for a more comfortable ride.

The Huper Optik window film will reduce glare as well, making your drive safe and secure. To enhance this security, the Huper Optik film comes with a force resistant technology, so that break-ins and shatters are controlled. The window film protects the glass from flying in all directions and prevents unwanted damages against upholstery and people. It’ll also save you a ton of time and money on clean up.

There are three types of Huper Optik window films.

The Select Series is a high performance window film made from precious metals such as gold and silver. It rejects solar heat and UV rays from entering the vehicle.

The non-reflective technology behind the Huper Optik window film is strong enough for NASA space shuttles to withstand extreme glare, temperature and climate. The precious metals inside the film, however, allows maximum natural light to enter the vehicle so that you don’t lose that special sunlight while driving. It does, however, reject up to 99.9% of dangerous UV solar rays. The Select Series window film is available in single and dual panes.

The Ceramic Series is a nano-ceramic film technology designed to improve clear vision when looking through the window while keeping out dangerous UV rays and rejecting heat. The Ceramic Series window film is available in single and dual panes. It rejects up to 99.9% of UV rays.

There are two types of films available from the Ceramic series. Single Pane and dual pane. Depending on the type of coverage you need, speak to your Orlando Window Film professional on what would be right for your needs. Both panes, however, keep out 99.9% of UV rays.