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Intensity of light reduction in Cooling films

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I heard that the darkness of the cooling film is not the factor for the reduction of intensity of UV rays (for eg:films used in vechicles).Some cooling films are capable of reducing the intensity of UV rays to a high rate,even they look so transparent.So then can you explain what is the ultimate factor behind that...?

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thomas_tom99

Posted on: 13/06/2012

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It depends on the material and its properties like absorption , reflection , polarization etc and not only related to color..

see the link below..

http://www.3m.com/intl/id/windowfilm/resident/faq.htm#1

Tom

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