Vietmap, the distributor of Rayno window film in Vietnam, stated that the Phantom film series uses the company's exclusive nano carbon ceramic technology. This technology was developed to leverage the advantages of carbon ceramic film materials.
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Technician installing Rayno Phantom window film. *Photo: Vietmap* |
The company cited a 2019 report from Arpansa (Australia), indicating that this film series can block up to 99% of ultraviolet (UV) rays, achieving a protection factor (PF) over 300 (50+). This film series also received a "recommended certification" from The Skin Cancer Foundation in the United States and met testing standard 2669:2017 from Sirim QAS International.
According to the company, the non-metallic properties of this film series help prevent signal interference, ensuring stable operation of devices such as: GPS, smartphones, radios, electronic toll collection (ETC) systems, and more. A Vietmap representative noted, "This advanced material structure helps maintain high optical clarity, limiting oxidation, fading, and degradation of heat rejection performance over time."
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Technician completing the installation of Rayno Phantom II film on a vehicle. *Photo: Vietmap* |
The Rayno APAC Tint-Off 2026 technical competition, which recently took place in Ho Chi Minh City (TP HCM), featured the Rayno Phantom II film series for technicians to install and compete. The event also served as an opportunity for the company's technicians from various markets to exchange expertise, share practical experience, and update new installation standards within the Rayno system.
During this competition, participants installed Rayno Phantom II window film on actual vehicles, undergoing various evaluations of installation skills, accuracy, and finishing quality. This activity also contributed to enhancing technicians' craftsmanship and standardizing service quality within the Rayno system.
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The competition helps technicians learn and share experience during Rayno window film installation. *Photo: Vietmap* |
In the Vietnamese market, Rayno film series are distributed by Vietmap, offering an official warranty of up to 20 years. A Vietmap representative stated, "This is a commitment to accompany customers, demonstrating the product's quality and the brand's confidence in the durability of Rayno films. The collaboration between Rayno and Vietmap will continue to expand the ecosystem of products, services, professional training, and more, contributing to enhancing user experience and promoting professionalism in the automotive window film industry in Vietnam."
Quang Anh
