Printed Window Film

Printed Window Film

Contra Vision window films enhance glass with one-way vision decorative effects, privacy and increase its solar performance. We offer one-way vision solutions using either which can last from at least 3-5 years.

This is a short to medium term solution to incorporate color and signature architectural features to building facades. The increased glass manifestation will also help to reduce bird collisions if this is a problem. Unprinted white window film can be used as a temporary screen for digital projections on buildings.

Perforated Window Film

Perforated window films are an economical way to enhance glass with one-way vision privacy and solar control. They are easily printed to add color, graphics and decorative effects to one side of the glass. Our Performance HD products have the smallest ever holes which cannot be seen from 1-2metre distance, offering excellent see-through from inside the window.

Key Features

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Unperforated Window Film

Transparent window films without perforations are harder to print with one-way vision graphics but they offer a more durable solution. Please contact us if you are interested in either of the following printing technologies.

Contra Vision XR Ceramic

The ultimate in high quality see-through graphics. Our patented technology ensures multiple layers of a dot pattern (each layer a different color) are printed in exact registration without overlap.

  • The screen printed inks have a high light fastness which means they do not fade quickly;
  • A range of metallic inks are available for the architecture market;
  • Available in different transparency levels and “print patterns” including dots and hexagons;
  • Non-PVC
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Contra Vision Impress

Our patented method for digitally printing one way vision and see through graphics onto clear non perforated window film. The method can be used on most large format digital printing machines and provides many creative design options as an alternative to conventional perforated window films.

  • Typically involves a line pattern rather than dots.
  • There will be some overlap in the lines visible from one or both sides (exact registration is not possible with a digital machine).
  • Requires a printing machine with white ink.
  • Non PVC.
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