KEEP YOUR OPERATOR COOLER FOR LONGER

Tinting the windows of your hard working unit offers an array of benefits including solar protection to prevent unnecessary skin damage, heat rejection to keep your operator comfortable and glare reduction to prevent sunstrike in those critical moments. If your machine is used often then having tinted windows is necessary.

Yes, we’re mobile so we come to your site, Nelson\Tasman wide (depending on location)

Contact Nick today for a free measure & quote:
0212886846 | tintztasman@gmail.com

OUR WINDOW FILMS

GLOBAL HP CHARCOAL PREMIUM™

Global’s HP Charcoal Premium line is a metallized film, great for tinting excavators & other hard working machines as it rejects up to 61% of the heat felt by the sun, eliminates UV rays and has the hard wearing scratch coat that all Global Window Films are known for, perfect for the rough & tumble life of a dirty digger.

Features & benefits:
// Global’s industry staple – dyed/metal hybrid construction 
// Signal friendly metallized design 
// Attractive charcoal-black appearance 
// Up to 61% total solar energy rejection
// SPF 500
// Garware’s hard wearing scratch resistant coating
// Unprecedented visible clarity
// 99% UVA & UVB rejection
// Lifetime limited warranty, that includes fading 
// Available in multiple shades from light to dark

Xpel XR Black is a nano-ceramic window film which absolutely obliterates the heat from the sun with an SPF of 1000+ & up to 66% of Total Solar Energy Rejected. This top-tier ceramic film also has a very tough scratch coat which is perfect for hard working machines. XR Black is also backed by a lifetime manufacturers warranty that includes fading.

Features & benefits:
// Patented nano-ceramic construction
// Signal friendly design
// Attractive cool black appearance
// Up to 66% total solar energy rejection & 88% IRR
// SPF 1000+
// Xpel’s scratch resistant coating
// Unprecedented visible clarity
// 99% UVA & UVB rejection
// Lifetime limited warranty, that includes fading
// Available in multiple shades from light to dark

HOW DARK IS LEGAL?

If your unit is road-going then you must abide by the window tinting law which is no darker than 35% VLT on all windows beside the driver, 70% VLT on front screen and any level of darkness is legal behind the drivers seat. A visor strip of any darkness can be added to any windscreen providing it is within 100mm from the top edge of the glass. Silver, reflective or partially reflective window films are illegal on NZ roads. This law is for heavy machinery, not all vehicles. What is VLT? VLT refers to the amount of Visible Light that is Transmitted through the glass. To put it simply, the lower the VLT%, the darker the film/glass. As far as work-sites go, the legality is dependent on the work-site safety guidelines. Some sites may impose a strict “no dark tint” policy, although this is very uncommon and we have only experienced this once in our 18 years of tinting.