Avery Dennison Introduces New SkyLite 20 XTRM Pro Window Film

Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions unveils SkyLite 20 XTRM Pro exterior skylight window film. This new skylight film offers durability, quicker installation time, a neutral appearance and energy efficiency.

“The sky’s the limit when it comes to the performance of this new exterior skylight window film,” said Heather Hammond, associate product manager, Avery Dennison Graphic Solutions North America. “This one-of-a-kind film is a groundbreaking solution for window film installers, architects, designers, facility managers and building owners, whether they are looking to enhance the appearance of a building or improve the building’s overall energy efficiency.”

This specialty film, engineered specifically for skylights, is constructed with a unique metal alloy to provide your skylight windows exceptional durability and corrosion resistance against extreme heat. In addition, the film provides strong warranty coverage across North America – up to 10 years*.

Edge sealing is not required in most cases for this film**, saving significant installation time. The film’s premium neutral color blends seamlessly with any building’s design while still allowing for maximum daylighting.

SkyLite 20 XTRM Pro helps to reject solar heat, creating improved energy efficiency for residential and commercial buildings. In addition, tenants can enjoy the film’s high optical clarity without sacrificing screening solar radiation due to the film’s 63% solar energy rejection and excellent 99.9% UV block.

SkyLite 20 XTRM Pro also comes in a version compatible with polycarbonate surfaces, to cover all window types.

Avery Dennison offers a full line of architectural window films that can improve the performance and transform the appearance of commercial, industrial and residential buildings.

Source: Avery Dennison 

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