Product Details
Place of Origin: CHINA
Brand Name: YUXIN KOOLFILM
Certification: ROHS, ISO9000, MSDS, CE
Model Number: Chameleon Film
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Roll
Price: USD 190-260 / Roll
Packaging Details: 162*14*15cm per box, neutral white box and brown carton, OEM branded box available
Delivery Time: 3-7 working days after deposit
Payment Terms: L/C,T/T,Western Union,D/A,D/P,
Supply Ability: 1000000 Rolls per Month
Item: |
Nano Ceramic Chameleon Window Film |
Material: |
Non-Metal Nano Ceramic |
Size: |
1.52m*30m / 60inch*100ft (Customize) |
VLT Options: |
18%,60%,70%,80%, 85% (others Available) |
UV Rejection: |
99% |
IR Heat Rejection: |
High |
Signal: |
No GPS/5G/ETC Interference |
Warranty: |
5 Years |
Customization: |
OEM Logo / Packaging / Size Acceptable |
Item: |
Nano Ceramic Chameleon Window Film |
Material: |
Non-Metal Nano Ceramic |
Size: |
1.52m*30m / 60inch*100ft (Customize) |
VLT Options: |
18%,60%,70%,80%, 85% (others Available) |
UV Rejection: |
99% |
IR Heat Rejection: |
High |
Signal: |
No GPS/5G/ETC Interference |
Warranty: |
5 Years |
Customization: |
OEM Logo / Packaging / Size Acceptable |
A 2mil film that pairs a non-metallic nano-ceramic core with a structural-optics layer, so the glass glides from ruby red to violet as your viewing angle changes. It rejects infrared heat and blocks up to 99% of UV, yet lets GPS, 5G and ETC signals pass through untouched — supplied in practical 60% and 85% VLT on 1.52m x 30m rolls.
Nano ceramic chameleon film is a high-end automotive window tint that combines two technologies in a single 2mil sheet: a nano-ceramic heat-absorption core and a precision optical-interference layer. The ceramic core does the quiet work — soaking up infrared heat and ultraviolet radiation — while the optical layer turns ordinary daylight into a shifting red-and-purple sheen that changes as the car moves and the sun angle changes. The result is a film that performs like a serious solar-control product yet looks like a custom show-car finish.
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Before choosing a tint, it helps to see where a nano-ceramic chameleon film sits against the more common options. The comparison below is a quick reference only — the film described on this page is the chameleon type in the final row.
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Type |
Core Structure Characteristics |
Typical Thickness |
Applicable Scenarios |
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Dyed Film |
Only dye layer + glue layer | 1-1.8mil | Low-end model, limited budget |
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Metallic Film |
Multilayer metal + polyester substrate | 2-3mil | In high temperature areas, pursue high insulation |
| Nano Ceramic Film | Nano-ceramic particles + PET layer | 2-4mil | High-end models with signal penetration |
| Privacy Film | Dark dye layer + one-way perspective technology | 2-3mil | Commercial/luxury cars, privacy oriented |
| Chameleon Film | Colorful gradient, highly personalized | 2-3mil | Commercial/luxury cars, privacy oriented |
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Each roll is built as a multilayer stack rather than a simple dyed sheet. A high-toughness PET base gives the film its strength and dimensional stability. On top of it sits a sputtered metal-oxide interference layer that produces the characteristic color travel, followed by a nano UV-absorption layer that neutralizes up to 99% of ultraviolet light. A resilient explosion-proof adhesive holds the assembly to the glass and adds impact resistance, and a hardened abrasion-resistant topcoat shields the surface from daily washing scratches.
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Chameleon tint is often bought for the look, but this film is engineered to perform on the numbers that matter for comfort and protection:
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The shifting red-purple effect is pure physics, not pigment. Microscopic alternating layers built at the nanoscale act like a photonic palette. As light strikes them, waves reflecting off successive layers reinforce some wavelengths and cancel others, so only certain colors reach your eye. Change the viewing angle and the effective path length through the layers changes too — which is why the film slides smoothly between red and violet instead of sitting on a single fixed shade. No dye is involved, which is also why the effect does not wash out over time.
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Many metallic tints deliver heat rejection but quietly weaken in-car GPS, mobile reception and toll/ETC tags. Because this chameleon film relies on a non-metallic nano-ceramic layer rather than a solid metal film, it keeps the glass transparent to radio signals while still rejecting heat. For connected cars, EVs and anyone who relies on navigation and ETC every day, this is a meaningful practical advantage.
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The hero finish here is the red-purple color shift, delivered in 60% and 85% VLT so you can balance privacy, glare and legal light-transmission limits for your market. Broader range options span roughly 20% to 90% VLT across a wide palette, and custom shades, widths and lengths can be produced to order. Tell us your target market and VLT requirement and we will match the closest compliant option.
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This film is produced entirely within our own plant rather than assembled from bought-in sheets. We formulate the functional masterbatch, extrude the base film, apply the coatings, slit to width and finish the rolls under one roof. Controlling every step keeps the color travel consistent from batch to batch and lets us turn custom orders around quickly without compromising on quality.
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Every shipment is checked against the approved sample for color consistency, thickness, film length and mechanical strength, and each batch is produced in a clean, dust-controlled environment to protect the optical surface. A large standing warehouse of window film, PPF and architectural film means stock items can ship in days, and OEM branding, custom packaging and private-label programs are all supported.
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Because the color shift comes from a stable optical structure instead of a dye, and because the film is engineered to last many years, it avoids the frequent re-tinting that cheaper films require. We favour recyclable polyester bases and lower-VOC adhesives where possible, and the film's own solar-control performance quietly cuts the air-conditioning energy a vehicle or building needs over its lifetime — a small but real efficiency gain.
FAQ:
Q1: What makes nano ceramic chameleon film different from a metal-oxide chameleon film?
A1: Metal-oxide chameleon films rely on a metallic sputtering layer that can weaken GPS, mobile and ETC signals. This nano ceramic version uses non-metallic ceramic layers to create the same iridescent color shift while keeping the glass signal-transparent, with strong IR heat rejection and better long-term stability.
Q2: Does the chameleon color shift interfere with GPS, mobile or ETC signals?
A2: No. Because the color effect is produced by non-metallic nano-ceramic layers, the film does not block or weaken GPS, 5G, Wi-Fi or ETC signals, making it safe for modern connected and electric vehicles.
Q3: Will the red-purple color shift fade or lose its effect over time?
A3: No. The color comes from a stable optical interference structure rather than a dye, so it does not fade, oxidize or turn dull like dyed films. With the UV-absorption layer and a 5-8 year service life, the red-purple shift stays vivid under normal use.
Q4: Can this nano ceramic chameleon film really reject heat and block UV?
A4: Yes. The ceramic layer targets infrared heat while the UV-absorption layer blocks up to 99% of UVA and UVB. It lowers cabin temperature, cuts glare and reduces air-conditioning load, while still delivering the signature chameleon color change.
Q5: Is the film removable, and will it leave glue residue on the glass?
A5: Yes, it is removable. Installed with a quality removable adhesive, it can be taken off cleanly later with gentle heat and leaves no stubborn residue on the glass, allowing a change of tint or color.
Q6: What sizes, VLT options, MOQ and OEM branding are available?
A6: Standard size is 1.52m x 30m (60inch x 100ft) in 2mil thickness, with 60% and 85% VLT options (other VLTs available). MOQ starts at 1 roll, and we support OEM custom logo, custom packaging and custom width for wholesale orders.