Alu 80 films are highly effective at reducing solar heat gain, whilst at the same time continuing to allow most natural light to pass through. Solar glare is greatly diminished and its one-way mirror aspect guarantees privacy from prying eyes, whilst affording a modern feel to the exterior of a building.
Tack System
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The company was founded in 1986 with the mission to bring the use of self-adhesive film in the most significant product sectors of our country, from the railway to the aeronautical, motorcycle, earthmoving, public and private transport by road, electric, food, etc. Adhesive films provide exceptional performance compared to traditional decorative solutions made with paints, enamels or other. The possibility of combining the color range with digital printing and plotter cutting allows any graphic project to be carried out without placing any limit to the creative imagination. |
Solar control
Interior Mirror Adhesive Window Film
Alu 80 C
Design
Lines decorative adhesive film
Swing
The Swing decorative film allows you to effectively customize your windows and glass partitions. It is decorated with vertically aligned string-like frosted bands.
Wood
Bleach Ash
Wood
Design
Opalescent adhesive film
Mat Acid
Mat Acid privacy films are designed to provide protection against the scrutiny of prying eyes. Whilst completely opalescent, the film still allows most natural light to pass through. Printable on any type of machine.
Design
Transparent coloured adhesive film
Mint C
Applied to a clear glazing, the transparent Mint C film bestows a green tint to the glass without diminishing its transparent properties. It is the perfect way to enliven any interior glazing (such as partitions, shower screens, etc.) with a touch of colour.
Design
Opalescent adhesive film
Mat Acid Grey
Mat Acid Grey privacy films are designed to provide protection against the scrutiny of prying eyes. Whilst completely opalescent, the film still allows most natural light to pass through. In addition, its slightly grey appearance will soothe the eye compared to a white film.