What are the types of glass films?

1. Nano Particle-Coated Glass Films: These films are engineered with nano particle coatings, achieving high light transparency while efficiently absorbing solar energy. They have extremely low reflectance and high heat insulation properties and are often referred to as IR films, known for their outstanding performance.

2. Heat-Reflective Glass Films: Made by depositing metal functional layers through lamination or magnetron sputtering technology, these films are designed to reflect solar radiation heat and light. They offer excellent shading and heat insulation, creating a soft and comfortable indoor environment.

3. One-Way Vision Glass Films: Created using metal functional layers through lamination or magnetron sputtering, these films have the ability to reflect solar radiation heat and visible light. One side has a mirror effect while the other allows for visibility. They are often used for exterior building decoration, combining reflection, semi-transparency, and a range of colors.

4. Medium-to-High Transmittance Glass Films: These films maintain relatively high light transparency while blocking a certain amount of solar heat energy. They are widely used in both commercial and residential buildings.

5. Safety Glass Films: Composed of multiple layers of meshed safety substrates, these films offer impact resistance and prevent glass from shattering into dangerous shards. They also provide excellent soundproofing and block over 99% of UV rays.

6. Composite Glass Films: These films combine various types of glass films to provide both thermal insulation, energy efficiency, and safety features.