Previously, automobile owners were forced to pick between carbon and ceramic window tint film. While each technology had its benefits, nano carbon tint and nano ceramic window tint both had drawbacks, requiring automobile owners to make a trade-off regardless of which option they picked. All of that has changed, however, as a result of Rayno Window Film’s ongoing commitment to innovation in the automobile window film sector.
We discovered the ideal recipe for combining the unique properties of carbon and ceramic materials, while simultaneously inventing innovative approaches to address their disadvantages. As a consequence, we developed our Phantom Nano Carbon Ceramic window film, which combines the best of both worlds without requiring drivers to make any compromises. They say two is better than one, and that is certainly true in the case of Rayno Window Film’s Phantom series.
The Phantom series combines the greatest characteristics of nano carbon ceramic window film with the ability to overcome its drawbacks.
To see why the Phantom series is so groundbreaking, consider the following comparison of carbon vs. ceramic auto window tint:
Carbon tint contains carbon particles that are very good at filtering out infrared radiation. This helps maintain a lower interior temperature and does not fade over time as dyed films do. However, the primary drawback of carbon is that the particles are so big that light may bounce within the film, resulting in glare and haze that can make seeing difficult at times.
On the other hand, ceramic window film is constructed of non-conductive ceramic particles that are tiny enough to eliminate glare or haze while still blocking infrared radiation. Ceramic automobile window tint, on the other hand, oxidizes very fast. This indicates that the nano ceramic window film will lighten the film’s original color, resulting in a lighter shade quicker than carbon films.