If you’re looking for a premium car tint with strong heat rejection, excellent UV protection and a comfortable driving experience, our Multilayer Sputter Tint is designed for Malaysian weather.
Unlike ordinary dyed films, multilayer sputter film uses a sophisticated deposition technology with multiple microscopic layers to improve solar-energy rejection while maintaining good optical clarity.
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint is designed for drivers who want high-performance heat rejection without simply choosing an extremely dark film.
| Feature | Multilayer Sputter Tint |
|---|---|
| Infrared Rejection (IRR) | Up to 99% |
| Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER) | Up to 94% |
| UV Rejection | Up to 99% |
| Warranty | 7 Years |
| Film Type | Multilayer Sputter |
| Positioning | Premium / High Performance |
What Is Multilayer Sputter Tint?
Multilayer sputter tint is a premium automotive window film manufactured using a sputtering/deposition process.
Instead of relying primarily on dyes to create a dark appearance, microscopic layers of material are deposited onto the film to provide specific solar-control properties.
This multilayer construction can help the film reject a significant amount of solar energy while maintaining a more refined appearance and good visibility.
For Malaysian drivers, this is particularly useful because your car is exposed to strong sunlight and high temperatures throughout much of the year.
Why Choose Multilayer Sputter Tint?
1. Up to 99% Infrared Rejection
Infrared radiation is one component of sunlight associated with the heat you feel inside a vehicle.
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint offers up to 99% IR rejection, helping reduce solar heat entering through the windows.
This can make the cabin more comfortable, especially when the vehicle is parked outside or driven under strong sunlight.
2. Up to 94% Total Solar Energy Rejection
One of the most important specifications when comparing window films is TSER (Total Solar Energy Rejected).
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint offers up to 94% TSER, indicating a high level of solar-energy rejection.
For customers comparing different tint brands and technologies, we recommend looking at TSER together with IRR, rather than judging a film simply by how dark it looks.
3. Up to 99% UV Protection
UV radiation can contribute to fading and deterioration of vehicle interiors and can also expose occupants to unnecessary UV radiation.
Our film provides up to 99% UV rejection, helping provide an additional layer of protection for the vehicle interior and occupants.
4. Premium Multilayer Construction
The multilayer sputter construction is one of the key differences between this film and basic dyed tint.
The film is engineered with multiple microscopic deposited layers to achieve its solar-control performance.
This makes it a suitable option for customers who want to move beyond basic entry-level window film.
5. Better Cabin Comfort
A good car tint isn’t just about making the windows darker.
The main objective is to control solar energy entering the vehicle.
By rejecting a high percentage of solar energy, Multilayer Sputter Tint can help reduce the amount of heat entering through the glass.
This can contribute to a more comfortable cabin, particularly during:
- Midday driving
- Long-distance journeys
- Traffic jams
- Outdoor parking
- Hot and sunny weather
Multilayer Sputter Tint vs Ordinary Tint
Not all car tint films are made the same.
Basic dyed films can provide privacy and reduce glare, but premium films are designed with additional solar-control technology.
| Feature | Basic Dyed Tint | Multilayer Sputter Tint |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | ✓ | ✓ |
| Glare reduction | ✓ | ✓ |
| UV protection | ✓ | ✓ |
| Heat rejection | Moderate | High |
| Infrared rejection | Lower | Up to 99% |
| TSER | Varies | Up to 94% |
| Film construction | Basic | Multilayer deposition |
| Premium positioning | — | ✓ |
| Warranty | Varies | 7 Years |
Specifications vary between brands and individual film models. Always compare the actual technical specifications rather than film names alone.
Is Darker Tint Always Cooler?
No.
This is one of the most common misconceptions about car tint.
A darker film may provide more privacy and reduce visible light, but darkness alone does not determine how much solar energy the film rejects.
When choosing a high-performance tint, you should consider specifications such as:
- VLT – Visible Light Transmission
- TSER – Total Solar Energy Rejected
- IRR – Infrared Rejection
- UV rejection
- Optical clarity
- Film construction
- Warranty
- Installation quality
A properly specified high-performance film can provide strong solar protection without simply choosing the darkest available shade.
What Is TSER?
TSER stands for Total Solar Energy Rejected.
It is an important specification when comparing automotive window films because it represents the percentage of total solar energy rejected by the film/glass system.
For example, a film with a higher TSER value is generally designed to reject more total solar energy than a film with a lower TSER value, when tested under comparable conditions.
That’s why we recommend customers look beyond statements such as “99% IR rejection” and compare the complete specifications.
What Is IRR?
IRR stands for Infrared Rejection.
Infrared radiation is part of the solar spectrum associated with heat.
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint is rated at up to 99% IR rejection, depending on the specific film specification and testing methodology.
However, IRR should not be considered the only measurement of tint performance.
For a more meaningful comparison, look at:
IRR + TSER + VLT + UV rejection + optical clarity.
Who Should Choose Multilayer Sputter Tint?
Multilayer Sputter Tint is particularly suitable for drivers who:
- Park their vehicle outdoors frequently
- Drive during the hot afternoon
- Travel long distances
- Want stronger heat rejection
- Prefer a premium film construction
- Want high UV protection
- Want a balance between appearance and performance
- Want a long-term tint solution
- Prefer to compare tint based on technical specifications rather than darkness alone
7-Year Warranty
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint comes with a 7-year warranty, giving customers additional confidence in their investment.
A proper installation is also important for achieving the expected appearance and performance of automotive window film.
Our installation process focuses on:
- Proper glass preparation
- Professional film application
- Clean installation
- Accurate trimming
- Bubble-free finishing
- Proper curing guidance
Is Multilayer Sputter Tint Suitable for Malaysian Weather?
Yes. Malaysia’s combination of strong sunlight, high temperatures and frequent outdoor exposure makes solar-control window film particularly useful.
A high-performance tint can help reduce solar heat entering through the vehicle windows and improve cabin comfort.
For drivers who regularly park outside or drive long distances, investing in a higher-performance film can be more meaningful than choosing a tint based solely on appearance.
Multilayer Sputter Tint Price in Malaysia
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint package starts from RM599, depending on the vehicle and selected package/specification.
The final price may vary according to:
- Vehicle model
- Vehicle size
- Number and size of windows
- Selected VLT/shade
- Package configuration
- Additional services
Contact us for the latest quotation for your vehicle.
Why Choose Us for Car Tint Installation?
Choosing the film is only one part of getting a good tint.
Installation quality matters too.
Even a high-performance film can have problems if it is installed incorrectly.
We focus on professional installation, proper preparation and clean finishing so customers can enjoy the intended appearance and performance of their tint.
Whether you’re tinting a new car or replacing an existing film, our team can help you choose a suitable specification based on your heat-rejection, privacy, appearance and budget requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is sputter tint better than ceramic tint?
Sputter and ceramic are different film technologies, and performance varies by product.
Rather than deciding based only on the technology name, compare the actual TSER, IRR, UV rejection, VLT, optical clarity, warranty and price of the specific films.
Does sputter tint block heat?
Yes. High-performance sputter films are designed to reject solar energy and can significantly reduce solar heat entering the vehicle.
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint offers up to 94% TSER and up to 99% IR rejection, subject to the applicable film specification and testing conditions.
Does sputter tint block UV?
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint provides up to 99% UV rejection.
How long does sputter tint last?
Our package comes with a 7-year warranty. Actual film lifespan can depend on the film, installation, vehicle environment and usage conditions.
Does darker tint mean better heat rejection?
Not necessarily.
Tint darkness is primarily related to visible light transmission and privacy. Heat rejection depends on the film’s solar-control technology and specifications.
Can I choose different tint darkness?
Yes. The appropriate VLT can be selected according to your preferred appearance, privacy and driving visibility, subject to applicable Malaysian requirements.
Is sputter tint suitable for a new car?
Yes. Multilayer Sputter Tint can be installed on new vehicles as well as vehicles replacing existing window film.
How much is Multilayer Sputter Tint?
Our Multilayer Sputter Tint starts from RM599, depending on vehicle and package configuration. Contact us for an exact quotation.
Get Your Multilayer Sputter Tint Today
If you want a premium car tint with strong heat rejection, high UV protection and multilayer film technology, our Multilayer Sputter Tint is an option worth considering.
Up to 99% IR Rejection • Up to 94% TSER • Up to 99% UV Rejection • 7-Year Warranty
Contact us today for a quotation based on your vehicle model.