Armolan Window Films
Engineered for performance.
Window film for vehicles, homes and buildings, security and safety films, and paint protection film. Retail prices for everyone, dealer pricing for installers and shops.
- Automotive
- Architectural
- Security & safety
- Specialty
- Paint protection (PPF)
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Find the right film for the job
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Shade guide
See how each tint level looks
Visible light transmission (VLT)
Medium. A balanced look with good privacy and good visibility.
Left side: no film. Right side: film at the selected VLT. A lower number means a darker film. This is an illustration only: the real look depends on the glass, the film and the light. Tint laws vary by state, so check your local rules before choosing a shade for vehicle windows.
See the difference
Drag the handle. Glare and heat on one side, comfort on the other.
Why film
Comfort and protection without replacing the glass or repainting
Film works as soon as it is installed: a cooler cabin or room, less glare and more privacy, while glass, paint and interiors stay protected.
UV protection
Up to 99% UV rejection on select films. Helps protect skin, upholstery and furniture from fading.
Heat and glare control
Reduces solar heat and bright glare for a more comfortable space
Privacy and safety
Limits the view inside, and safety films help hold glass together
Easy to compare
Filter by category and shade (VLT) to narrow the catalog fast.
The brand
About Armolan
Armolan is an international brand of films for vehicles and buildings, on the market since 1996. The range covers automotive and architectural window film, plus protective films for glass and paint.
- Automotive and architectural window film
- Security, safety and specialty films
- Paint protection film (PPF)
For business
Installers and shops: get dealer pricing
Apply for a dealer account. After we approve it, wholesale prices appear automatically whenever you are logged in.
- Wholesale pricing
- Order online any time
- Roll quantities
Simple and fast
How ordering works
- 1
Choose your film
Pick a category, filter by shade and add it to your cart.
- 2
Check out securely
Pay with PayPal or a credit or debit card. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
- 3
Receive your order
Your order ships by USPS. Large rolls use fixed shipping rates shown at checkout.
Frequently asked questions
What does VLT mean?
VLT stands for visible light transmission. It is the percentage of visible light that passes through the glass and film together. A lower number means a darker film: 5% is very dark, 70% is very light.
The final result also depends on the glass itself. Film applied on tinted factory glass will let through less light than the film’s rating alone.
Is window tint legal on my vehicle?
Tint laws differ by state and by window (front side, rear side, rear and windshield). Check your state’s current rules before choosing a shade for vehicle glass. If you are not sure, ask a local installer or your state motor vehicle agency.
How do I get dealer pricing?
Send a dealer application from the Contact page. After approval, your account gets wholesale prices, and you see them whenever you are logged in.
How is shipping calculated?
Smaller items ship by USPS with the rate calculated at checkout from your address and the package size and weight. Large rolls use fixed shipping rates by size, also shown at checkout. If a rate is not available for your order, we will contact you with a quote.
Which payment methods do you accept?
PayPal and major credit and debit cards. Payments are processed securely by PayPal and Stripe.
How much film do I need?
Measure the width and height of each pane of glass and add a margin of a few inches on every side for trimming. For vehicles, the amount depends on the model and which windows you are covering. Send us the make and model and we will help you estimate.
What is the difference between window film and paint protection film?
Window film goes on glass to reduce heat, glare and UV and to add privacy or safety. Paint protection film (PPF) is a clear protective layer applied to painted surfaces to guard against stone chips, scratches and road debris.