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SkyPlex ScreenProtector
A PET and soft PU composite for infotainment and instrument-cluster screens. Applies dry, cuts on any PPF plotter, and comes matte for glare or glossy for depth.
Infotainment displays now run the climate, the navigation and half the vehicle settings, which means fingers are on them constantly. They scratch, they smear, and on a sunlit road they mirror the sky straight back at the driver.
SkyPlex ScreenProtector answers all three. An anti-fingerprint (AF) coating keeps oils from bonding so a cloth clears the screen in one pass. An anti-glare (AG) layer on the matte version scatters reflection instead of returning it. The composite base takes the scratching.
Adhesion is deliberately low — below 5 gf/inch — because the film has to come off a delicate display without stressing it. Application is dry: no water, no squeegee, no risk near electronics.
Same construction, two finishes for two different complaints.
For sunlit cabins and reflective dashboards.
Haze is raised deliberately to 30–50% so reflections scatter rather than mirror. Gloss stays below 20 GU at 60°. The choice where the screen faces up or the roof is glass.
For colour depth and maximum sharpness.
Haze below 1%, so the display keeps its contrast and colour saturation exactly as the manufacturer intended. The choice for shaded cabins and premium interiors.
Six layers — the most complex build in the range.
Figures below are for the matte version.
| Item | Unit | Value | Test method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thickness | μm | 135±20 | Thickness gauge |
| Light transmission (VLT) | % | >90 | ASTM D 1003 |
| Haze (matte) | % | 30–50 | ASTM D 1003 |
| Gloss 60° | GU | <20 | ASTM D 2457 |
| Peel adhesion | gf/inch | <5 | ASTM D 3330 |
| Chemical resistance | — | OK | ISO 2812 |
| Thermal resistance | — | OK | ISO 16750-4 |
| Humidity resistance | — | OK | ASTM D 2247 |
The glossy version shares this construction with haze below 1%.
Yes. The material is optimised for precise cutting on automatic PPF plotters, so each pattern is cut for the specific display.
Dry. The film has excellent wetting properties against the display surface, so it lays down bubble-free without liquid — which matters when the substrate is electronics.
Peel adhesion is kept below 5 gf/inch precisely so it lifts off without stressing the display or leaving residue.
Matte. Its 30–50% haze is what scatters the reflection; glossy keeps the reflection but preserves colour depth.
Available in matte and glossy, supplied for plotter cutting.