SKU: I15-2mil-5M

TeckWrap Ionix15 Magnetron Window Tint Film (2.5mil)

€88,95
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1-year outdoor warranty Vertical · 2-yr horizontal
Paint-safe & removable No clearcoat damage
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14-day returns Unopened rolls

Description

Ionix15 is the darkest and best performing film in the Ionix series.

Key attributes:

  • Visible light transmission (VLT): 16 ± 2%
  • Total solar energy rejected (TSER): 68 ± 2%
  • Infrared rejection (IRR): 92%
  • Ultraviolet rejection (UVR): over 99%
  • Internal visible light reflectance: 6%
  • 2.5 mil magnetron sputtering, 5-year warranty

Total solar energy rejection reaches 68% here, the highest figure the series produces, backed by 92% infrared rejection and more than 99% ultraviolet rejection at 16% visible light transmission. Deep privacy and maximum heat control arrive together.

Internal reflectance of 6% keeps the cabin side of the glass from mirroring at night, which is the usual weakness of dark metallised film. The 2.5 mil sputtered construction holds colour and reflectivity stable rather than drifting with age.

Specify for rear side windows and rear windshields on vehicles carrying passengers, cargo or equipment that needs to stay out of sight. Warranty is 5 years. Confirm local rules and use a professional installer.

Features

Film construction
Film type: Magnetron sputtering automotive window film
Series: Ionix
Thickness: 2.5 mil
Roll size: 1.52 m × 30 m
Application: Rear side windows and rear windshield (subject to local laws)
Directional: Yes
Storage shelf life: 2 years at +10°C to +20°C, 50% RH, dry conditions, away from sunlight

Optical performance
Visible Light Transmission (VLT): 16 ± 2%
Internal Visible Light Reflectance: 6%
External Visible Light Reflectance: 8%
Infrared Transmittance (IR): 8 ± 2% (92% rejection)
Ultraviolet Rejection (UVR): over 99%
Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER): 68 ± 2%

Durability
2.5 mil construction adds shatter resistance to the glass
Metal layers deposited under vacuum for long-term optical and colour stability
Scratch-resistant hard coat on the exposed surface
Dimensionally stable across the service temperature range
Colour stable, does not fade to purple with age

Warranty
5-year TeckWrap limited warranty against bubbling, peeling, cracking, delamination and excessive colour change.

Application

Professional installation strongly recommended
Apply at +17°C to +23°C in a dust-free environment
Service temperature range: -45°C to +45°C
Wet application with slip and tack solutions
Tools: squeegee with soft buffer, hard card, heat gun, knife, masking tape, microfiber cloth, gloves, IR thermometer
Conformability: smooth and medium-curved glass
Directional film, check orientation before cutting
Overlap 3 to 4 mm where panels meet
Post-heat to set the adhesive once the film is squeegeed out
Remove the protective cap before installation
Contains metal layers, check compatibility with glass-mounted antennas, toll transponders and older radio aerials
Allow 7 to 14 days to cure before rolling the windows down
Do not clean the film for 7 days after installation
After cure, clean with an ammonia-free glass cleaner and a soft microfiber cloth only
Verify local window tint laws before installation. At 16% VLT this film is darker than most regions permit on front side windows and the windshield. Fit to rear glass only unless local law allows otherwise.

Disclaimer

All TeckWrap statements, technical information and recommendations are based on tests believed to be reliable but do not constitute a guarantee or warranty. All products are sold on the understanding that the buyer has independently determined the suitability of the product for their purpose.

TeckWrap warrants this film for 5 years against bubbling, peeling, cracking, delamination and excessive colour change under normal use. In the event of a valid claim TeckWrap will replace the product or provide compensation at its sole discretion. This is the exclusive obligation of TeckWrap Inc.

The warranty does not cover normal wear, transportation, labour, consequential damages, improper installation, damage caused by abrasive or ammonia-based cleaning, or physical impact. Film applied to damaged, pitted or previously tinted glass is not covered.

Local laws on automotive window tint vary significantly by region and may restrict VLT on specific windows. The buyer is responsible for confirming legal compliance before installation. Screen images may vary from the physical product, refer to a physical sample. Use film from the same production lot across all windows on a vehicle to keep colour consistent.

How TeckWrap compares

Not all film is the same

Cheap film won't last a season. Legacy brands charge a brand premium. TeckWrap sits in the middle: professional-grade film at an honest price.

The cheap way

Budget Film

Saves money up front, then bubbles, fades and cracks within a season.

How it blocks heat

✕Dye absorbs light. The glass heats up and radiates inward.

Solar energy rejected

✕Around 35 to 45 percent, even on the darkest shade.

Infrared rejection

✕Low, and it falls further as the dye breaks down.

Signal interference

✕Metallized film blocks GPS, keyless entry, and radio reception.

Color stability

✕Turns purple, fades, and bubbles as the adhesive fails.

Warranty

✕A shop warranty that ends when the shop closes.

The smart way

TeckWrap Film

Professional-grade film at an honest price. Reversible, paint-safe, and color-shifting.

How it blocks heat

Rejects infrared instead of absorbing it, so the glass stays cooler.

Solar energy rejected

Up to 70 percent total solar energy rejected, stated per SKU.

Infrared rejection

Up to 93 percent infrared rejection, published on every product page.

Signal interference

Ceramic lines are non metallic. Phone, GPS and TPMS unaffected.

Color stability

Does not fade to purple. Color change is a covered warranty failure.

Warranty

Eight years, manufacturer backed. Five on the sputtered silver lines.

Order a Sample

See the finish in person before you commit.

The legacy way

Legacy Brand Film

Comparable film, but you pay a brand premium.

How it blocks heat

–Ceramic or multilayer. Same method, at the legacy brand price.

Solar energy rejected

–High TSER across the range, with a matching price tag.

Infrared rejection

–High IRR. Check which band it was measured on.

Signal interference

–Ceramic lines are clear of it. Metallized lines are not.

Color stability

–Color stable across the warranty period, at a higher price.

Warranty

–Lifetime on paper. Read what the exclusions actually remove.

Window Film / Ionix magnetron FAQ

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Choosing & buyingLook & colourInstallingDamage & durabilitySpecs & performanceLegal & warranty
Choosing & buying
Why choose this over ceramic?

For the infrared number. Magnetron sputtering delivers 92 percent infrared rejection, above what the ceramic tier reaches, with 68 percent total solar energy rejection on Ionix15 and 63 percent on Ionix20. If heat is the whole reason for the job and the glass is not full of electronics, this is the stronger film.

Which shade for which glass?

Ionix20 at 22 percent for front side windows where you still need peripheral vision, Ionix15 at 16 percent for rear sides and rear windshield where privacy and maximum heat control matter. Check your local limits for each position before ordering.

Look & colour
Does it look mirrored from outside?

No. External reflectance sits around 8 percent, which reads as a normal dark tint rather than a mirror finish. Internal reflectance is held at 6 percent, which is unusual for a sputtered film and is why it does not mirror the cabin back at you at night.

Installing
The film looks hazy and there are small bubbles. Is it faulty?

Almost never. That is mounting solution still evaporating through the film, and it clears on its own. Give it a few days in warm weather and up to a few weeks in cold. Cure time is 24 hours minimum above 15°C (59°F) before you touch it.

When can I roll the windows down?

Not for at least 24 hours, and longer in cold weather. Dropping a window before the adhesive has set drags the film edge down into the door and peels it. This is the single most common self inflicted failure on a fresh tint job.

Damage & durability
Will it turn purple or bubble in a few years?

Not on these constructions. Purple fade and bubbling are dyed film failures, where the dye breaks down and the adhesive goes with it. Sputtered metal and nano ceramic layers hold color and performance instead of drifting. Zenith carries an 8 year warranty, Ionix 5 years.

Specs & performance
Will it interfere with anything?

It can. The layer is metallic, so aftermarket antennas, some telematics units and sensitive electronics can be affected. Factory systems on most vehicles are fine. If the car has aftermarket communication equipment, take ceramic instead.

Does darker mean cooler?

No, and this is the most expensive misunderstanding in tinting. Darkness is privacy and glare. Heat rejection is construction. Zenith70 at 75 percent visible light transmission still rejects 88 percent of infrared and 45 percent of total solar energy, while a cheap dark dyed film can reject far less heat than that while making the car harder to see out of. Buy the construction, then choose the shade.

Which number should I actually compare?

TSER, not IR rejection. Infrared rejection measures one slice of the spectrum and is the number films are marketed on because it reads highest. Total Solar Energy Rejected accounts for the whole solar load, which is what you feel. When a film advertises a huge IR number and never prints its TSER, that is the answer.

Why does internal reflectance matter?

Because you drive at night. High internal reflectance turns the inside of the glass into a mirror after dark and throws your own dashboard back at you. Both Zenith and Ionix hold internal reflectance to about 6 percent, which is low for the category and is a comfort figure nobody advertises.

Legal & warranty
Is my tint legal?

Check the net figure, not the film figure. Your glass already blocks light before any film goes on, so a 35 percent film on factory glass lands well below 35 percent measured. That is how people pass at the shop and fail at the roadside. Front, rear and windshield limits differ by state and country, so confirm locally before ordering.

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