Factory-direct automotive window tint grouped by job — comfort, optical windshield work, safety glass, style, and a value line. Brief dealers with series names and starter SKUs, then confirm numbers on the quote before anyone prints a local brochure.
Importers comparing window tint manufacturers do not need another page that only says “nano-ceramic” or “dyed.” They need series names, a starter SKU, and a clear note about local tint law.
XPSHELL groups automotive window tint into eight series so you can stock by job: cabin comfort, optical windshield work, safety glass, color-shift styling, easier-install nano film, and a value original-color line.
Shade percentages and heat numbers stay on the quote sheet. This page tells you which series to open and which models to sample first.
Comfort, optical, safety, style, nano, and value lines so you are not stuck with one generic tint.
Ask for the current sheet before a dealer prints VLT, heat, or warranty claims. Do not copy a competitor’s table into a brochure.
Rules change by country, state, and window position. Map light and dark shades to legal glass before launch.
The usual comfort line when shops want heat control without a metallic look.
Most importers open here. Sample a light SKU for fronts and one darker SKU for rear privacy, then decide if this series can carry the whole launch.
SF70
Light comfort starter. Most programs put this on front glass first.
SF35
Mid shade when shops want more privacy without going to the darkest SF.
SF18
Darker rear or side work where the local rule still allows it.
SF08
The deepest SF. Only stock it after you have checked the law.
For shops that sell on heat and color stability, and will accept a more reflective glass.
Use this when the market already knows magnetron film. Check the look on a real windshield before you brief it as a ceramic alternative.
CK70GT
Lighter magnetron pair, more visible glass.
CK70HS
The other light CK. Compare the two on the same car before you print a dealer card.
CK25HS
Mid-dark step for shops that already sell CK.
CK18HS
Darker privacy step in the same family.
CK08HS
Deepest CK. Sample signal and night view before you make it a default.
A short pair: one lighter shade, one darker shade, same family.
Useful when a dealer wants only two SKUs and a high-heat story. Do not treat it as a full VLT ladder.
SY70-SX
The lighter double-silver SKU.
SY25
The darker double-silver SKU. Two codes, not a full catalog.
The windshield and high-clarity line.
Sample this when shops complain about haze or night driving more than they ask for a dark cabin. Keep the darker GT codes for side glass.
GT7099
High-clarity starter for windshield-oriented work.
GT8080
The lightest optical look in the set.
GT7090BK
A darker optical option still aimed at a clean view.
GT7590
Another light optical SKU when shops want a second windshield shade.
GT3590
Mid optical shade for mixed side-glass jobs.
GT2590
Darker optical side glass.
GT1590
Deep optical shade. Check legality first.
GT0890
Darkest GT. Keep it off the windshield in most markets.
Easier install feel and a stable dyed look.
Give this to shops that want the film to lay down quickly and keep color. Map light and dark HS codes to local side-glass rules.
HS75
Light nano starter for installers who want an easy lay-down.
HS45
Mid nano shade.
HS375
A second mid step when HS45 is not dark enough.
HS30
Darker nano side glass.
HS15
Deep nano shade.
HS06
Darkest HS. Confirm the market before you reprint a shade card.
Thicker film for buyers who also want a safety story.
Open with a lighter AK for visibility, then a darker AK where privacy is legal. Test phones, toll tags, and navigation on the cars you actually install.
AK70
Lighter safety film when visibility still matters.
AK35
Mid safety shade.
AK15
Darker safety shade for rear or legal privacy glass.
Style film that changes as the viewing angle changes.
Treat YC as a specialty add-on. Let the shop pick one or two colors after the volume line is selling.
YC-02MSapphire Blue
Sapphire look. Style SKU, not a volume heat film.
YC-03MViolet
Violet look for restyle shops.
YC-04MPurple Glow
Purple glow look.
YC-06MMysterious Blue
Blue look.
YC-08MPolar Green
Green look.
YC-10MVolcanic Red
Red look.
The price-anchor dyed line.
Sell NK for privacy and a basic comfort story. Do not brief it as the flagship heat-control alternative.
NK-C955
Light value shade.
NK-702
Mid value shade.
NK-K18
Darker value shade.
NK-SOC
Deepest value shade.
Use this to brief purchasing. Heat, shade, and warranty numbers stay on the quote.
If this is the job
A comfort / heat-control launch
Open with
Skincare, SF70
Sample next
One darker SF after you know the legal rear shade
If this is the job
Windshield and night-driving work
Open with
Optical, GT7099
Sample next
A darker GT only for side glass
If this is the job
A market that already buys magnetron
Open with
Magnetron IR, CK70GT or CK70HS
Sample next
Double-silver only if two SKUs are enough
If this is the job
Safety language plus heat
Open with
AK70
Sample next
AK35 or AK15 after you test electronics on the car
If this is the job
Style or a cheap entry line
Open with
One Aurora color, or NK-C955
Sample next
Do not let these replace the comfort hero
Start with one heat-control line and one optical or value line. Add safety, style, or nano SKUs when shops ask for them.
Nano-ceramic construction supports a higher heat-control story for premium tint programs when the series specs back the claim.
UV protection supports interior comfort and long-term vehicle care; exact values should follow the product spec.
Use samples to compare privacy, outward visibility, and local VLT rules before building a dark or light tint tier.
Use signal-safe language only when the exact nano-ceramic or non-metalized series construction supports it.
One heat-control series plus one optical or value series is enough to launch. Add the rest after samples.
List windshield, front side, rear side, and rear glass limits for each market you sell into.
Most programs start with Full-Protection Skincare or Magnetron IR, then add Optical for windshield work.
Ask for the current quote sheet when a dealer wants shade or heat figures. Do not reprint a catalog grid.
Do not launch eight series at once. Approve two or three SKUs, then lock packaging and warranty cards.
Tell us the markets, legal VLT limits, and whether you need heat-control, optical, safety, style, or a value line. We will map samples to the models above.
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