Dyed Adhesive PET Automotive Window Film for Vehicle Window Tinting
Features:
- Dyed Adhesive Construction – Color pigments are incorporated into the adhesive layer while the PET film remains clear.
- Multiple VLT Options – Available in 30–40%, 45–55% and 68–72% VLT ranges.
- Uniform Tint Appearance – Dyed adhesive technology provides consistent automotive window tinting.
- Solar & UV Control – Designed to support infrared, solar heat and UV reduction for automotive applications.
Applications:
- Automotive side windows
- Rear vehicle windows
- Passenger vehicle window tinting
- Fleet and commercial vehicles
- Entry-level automotive tinting solutions
Available Models and Specifications
| Model | Face Material | Face Film Thickness | Adhesive Layer Thickness | Release Liner Thickness |
Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) |
| VED70 | PET | 23μm | 7±1μm | 23μm | 68-72% |
| VED50 | PET | 23μm | 7±1μm | 23μm | 45-55% |
| VED35 | PET | 23μm | 7±1μm | 23μm | 30-40% |
*The three models use the same listed PET film, adhesive-layer and release-liner thicknesses. Their main difference in the current specification is VLT.
Other optical and solar-control performance should be confirmed according to the applicable technical data sheet.
How Dyed Adhesive PET Window Film Works
Unlike conventional dyed PET film, where the color is incorporated into the polyester film, Dyed Adhesive PET Window Film places the color pigments in the adhesive layer.
The clear PET film provides the film substrate, while the dyed adhesive creates the required tint appearance after application to automotive glass.
This construction is suitable for customers looking for:
- Uniform tint appearance
- Different VLT levels
- Visual privacy
- Glare reduction
- General solar-control functionality
- Cost-effective automotive window tinting
Actual UV, infrared and solar-energy performance depends on the complete product construction and should be confirmed using product-specific technical data.
How to Choose Dyed Adhesive PET Window Film
1. Choose the VLT
Select the tint level according to appearance, visibility and privacy requirements.
- VED70: 68–72% VLT — lighter tint
- VED50: 45–55% VLT — medium tint
- VED35: 30–40% VLT — darker tint
2. Check the Window Position
Confirm whether the film will be used on side windows, rear windows or other automotive glazing. Legal VLT limits may vary by location.
3. Review Other Performance Requirements
VLT describes visible-light transmission only. UV, infrared and solar heat performance should be confirmed separately from the applicable technical data.
4. Test Before Bulk Order
Sample testing is recommended to evaluate tint appearance, visibility and installation performance on the actual automotive glass.
FAQ
What is Dyed Adhesive PET Automotive Window Film?
What VLT options are available?
What is the difference between the three models?
What is the advantage of dyed adhesive technology?
What is the difference between Dyed PET and Dyed Adhesive PET?
Does Dyed Adhesive PET Film provide UV and heat reduction?
Does lower VLT mean better heat rejection?
Will Dyed Adhesive PET Window Film fade over time?
Compare Window Film Options
Choose Dyed PET Window Film when the tint color is incorporated into the PET substrate.
Choose Dyed Adhesive PET Window Film when a clear PET film with a dyed adhesive construction is preferred.
Choose Laminated PET Automotive Window Film when a multi-layer PET construction and enhanced heat-control performance are important purchasing requirements.
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