School directors are required to make school windows safe.

Sector: AUTOMOTIVE

 

Types of film: tinted, tinted, reflective, semi-reflective.

 

Situation: Out of habit or need, or to increase the passive safety features of your motor vehicle.

 

The effect of tinted film is undoubtedly very pleasing and attractive, just as it is a fact that car window film increases the level of passive safety.

If a car window breaks, the film holds the shards together, and in any work environment where vehicles are used this kind of film is an additional safety precaution!

Last but not least come the comfort of drivers and passengers and protection of the inside from sunlight.

Solution: The use of special automotive window film, the application of which does not require updating of the logbook, is as simple as it is effective.

 

Automotive film can be used to:

- personalize the vehicle for aesthetic purposes

- increase the comfort of driver and passengers

- reduce heat inside

- protect against harmful UV rays

- safeguard both privacy and cargo

- protect from shards if a window gets broken.

 

Great emphasis is placed on legal requirements. Circular 1680/M360 issued by the Ministry of Infrastructures and Transport on 8th May 2002 states that:

- films must bear the name of the manufacturer

- a certificate must be issued, showing that the films used are explicitly approved for that particular type of glass

- it must be verified and recorded that the glass is of a suitable thickness.