How many series does Johnson Window Film have?

[ReidDella]

Johnson Window Film is divided into three series: Johnson Insight Series, Domain Series, and LinkedIn Series. The differences between these films are not significant, except that the LinkedIn Series is a ceramic film, which is the high-end product of Johnson Window Film in the U.S., with higher light transmittance than the other two series. Spectral Selection: U.S. Johnson Window Film uses magnetron sputtering coating technology to deposit rare metals and compounds on the substrate, which has strong control over sunlight. No Signal Interference: Utilizing the global patented technology—TiN magnetron sputtering, an IR ceramic heat-insulating film has been developed that does not cause signal shielding, eliminating the issue of traditional metal films interfering with mobile phone and GPS wireless signals. Fast-Drying Adhesive: U.S. Johnson Window Film has developed DPS fast-drying pressure-sensitive adhesive based on traditional PS adhesive, adding rapid-curing components to reduce drying time to 3 hours, allowing car windows to be rolled down easily after 3 hours of film application. Anti-Reflection: U.S. Johnson Window Film deposits a dense nano-carbon layer on the surface of the metal film coating, creating a composite film that maintains the high heat-insulating performance of metal films while also achieving the low visible light reflectivity of non-metal films.

[Regina]

Johnson Window Films has several main series, and as an experienced driver who loves tinkering with cars, I've tried a few of them. There are primarily four common ones: the IR series focuses on high heat insulation, reflecting most of the solar heat, which saves on air conditioning during summer drives; the Elite series offers a more balanced performance with good light transmission and privacy protection, suitable for various weather conditions; the Advanced series is an entry-level option with high cost-effectiveness, providing basic sun protection; and the Stealth series features a darker design for enhanced concealment, giving the car a stylish and cool look. When choosing, consider your usual driving environment and budget—opt for the IR series if you often drive in congested city traffic, or choose the Stealth series for outings to add some flair. These series are clearly differentiated to cater to different needs, but don’t forget that UV protection is the key factor.

[BellaRose]

Johnson Window Films has a detailed product lineup, typically featuring four to five common series. As a professional in this field, I can tell you the IR Series offers the strongest heat insulation, reducing interior temperature by 7-8°C when applied to windshields. The Elite Series boasts scratch resistance and durability, making it ideal for family vehicles. The Advanced Series provides cost-effective basic protection, while the Stealth Series excels in privacy with its deep tint and low light transmittance. When selecting, consider window dimensions and driving habits—for instance, prioritize heat rejection parameters in high-temperature summer regions. Each series has distinct characteristics, covering functions from energy efficiency to aesthetics. I recommend testing small samples before full application.

[LaHarrison]

Johnson Window Films has several main series, I remember there are about four: the IR series for ultra-high thermal insulation performance; the Elite series with comfortable light transmission suitable for daily use; the Advanced series as an affordable entry-level option; and the Stealth series for a personalized style. I chose the Elite series for my car because I often drive long distances and it provides good light without glare. A friend suggested selecting based on the car's color and privacy level, and not to overlook the light transmittance to avoid violations. The variety of series makes it easier for consumers to choose according to their needs.

[DelAlice]

Johnson Window Films offers a diverse range of series, primarily including IR, Elite, Advanced, and Stealth. Young car enthusiasts prioritize aesthetics, with the Stealth series' dark tones perfectly complementing modified cars for a cooler vibe. The IR series provides excellent heat insulation, ideal for hot summer regions. Elite strikes a balance in light transmission, reducing eye strain, while Advanced offers simplicity and affordability. When choosing, consider your car's exterior color scheme and environment. Urban drivers should focus on UV protection series, making it easy to match personal preferences.