ASWF Aurora Architectural Film

ASWF Aurora architectural window film combines solar heat rejection, glare reduction and HD clarity to help create a cooler, more comfortable environment. Its proprietary, multi-stacked, sputtered technology delivers solar control with an elegant appearance.

Solar Control Window Film for Heat and Glare Reduction

Choose the balance of visible light transmission and solar performance that suits your glass project. The Aurora series is described as offering up to 97% infrared (IR) rejection and up to 67% Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER). Performance varies by film; the Aurora 40 and Aurora 70 figures below show the specific values for these options.

Performance Benefits and Project Value

• Reduce solar heat gain: Aurora 40 offers 62% TSER and Aurora 70 offers 50% TSER, helping limit incoming solar energy and supporting indoor comfort.
• Improve visual comfort: Glare reduction of 47% for Aurora 40 and 25% for Aurora 70 helps manage bright sunlight.
• Balance daylight and heat control: Compare 47% visible light transmission for Aurora 40 with 70% for Aurora 70 to match your daylight priorities.
• Retain clear views: HD clarity supports a crisp view through the glass while adding solar control.
• Make informed material choices: Compare measured performance and specification sheets before selecting film, rather than relying on appearance alone.

Compare Aurora 40 and Aurora 70 Window Film

Aurora 40: Greater Heat and Glare Reduction

Of the two options listed below, Aurora 40 provides higher total solar energy rejection and glare reduction, with 94% infrared rejection and 47% visible light transmission.

Aurora 70: Higher Visible Light Transmission

Aurora 70 transmits 70% of visible light while providing 91% infrared rejection and 50% total solar energy rejection, making it an option when maintaining daylight is a priority.

Available Roll Sizes

Available sizes are 60" x 100' and 72" x 100'. Select the roll width that suits your project layout.