posica? kukkiri??film uses Mitsui Chemicals Inc.¡¯s proprietary dyestuff technology to enhance the clarity and brightness of the view through windows.
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It absorbs yellow light and cuts out 99% of UV rays, resulting in high contrast view. It also conforms to JIS A5759 and can act as an anti-shattering safety film.
Window film; Display cabinet film; Industrial eyewear and equipment; Glass panel
Free trial (limited time offer)
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Wondering how posica? kukkiri? film can improve your view??
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For a limited time only, Mitsui Chemicals is offering a free trial* to potential customers. Simply answer some questions, and we will send you a sample.
*Please note that the free trial offered is subject to availability and not guaranteed for all respondents. The free trial does not include film installation.
* Installation not included
Mitsui Chemicals¡¯ cutting-edge functional dyes makes colors in a scene more brilliant, and color contrasts of objects higher, by selectively absorbing specific wavelengths of yellow light.?
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Anti-shattering
Ensuring safety by preventing glasses from scattering during disasters. Conforms to JIS A 5759.
Non-combustible?
Approved by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism as a non-combustible material - Accredited no. NM-3742.
UV rays reduction
Reducing 99% of harmful UV rays that can cause sun damage and color-fading to interior items.
Scratch-resistant coating
The hard-coating surface reduces scratches and damages during and after installation.
Offices
Resorts & Hotels
Display cases
Tourism facilities
posica? kukkiri??film is made of PET material, a hard coating layer, an adhesive layer, and a separator.
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Mitsui Chemicals Inc.¡¯s proprietary dyestuff material absorbs yellow light (Fig. 1), which results in enhancing the contrast of buildings, and darkening of some colours to make the contrast sharper (Fig. 2). It removes yellowish colours in white objects to make them brighter and clearer.
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posica? kukkiri? film?has been successfully installed in a variety of places. Hear from our satisfied customers how posica? kukkiri? film has helped their business.
Spago, a prestigious dining establishment helmed by Chef Wolfgang Puck, is located at the roof of the iconic Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore.?
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The trial, initiated on February 14, 2023, involved applying the film to select window panes within the restaurant, enriching diners' experiences with an enhanced view of Singapore's stunning skyline and an elevated dining atmosphere.
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posica? kukkiri? film?can make a beautiful view even better!
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Jamiyah Nursing Home is a non-profit and charitable organisation that provides compassionate care and support for elderly residents in a nurturing environment.
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posica? kukkiri? film was installed in 2023 in a room where patients often gathered. It reduced uncomfortable daytime glare, enabling a calmer atmosphere. This not only enhances patient and nursing staff mental well-being, it may also aid in care delivery and health recovery.
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¡°Our nurses shared that Activity Room feels cooler and it improved the residents¡¯ mood. There is less glare and we like the aesthetic improvements.¡±
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Hafizah Binte Abdul Ghani
Staff Nurse?
Jamiyah Nursing Home
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posica? kukkiri? film creates a positive environment for patients!
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An experiment was conducted at some hotels in Japan. posica? kukkiri? film was installed in some rooms, and customer reservation data was collected.
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With posica? kukkiri? film, there is a quantifiable difference:
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Installation at Hotel Mochizuki
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posica? kukkiri? film is an investment that can increase hotel revenue!
A popular caf¨¦ located at Hayama, a beautiful seaside resort south of Tokyo. On clear days, customers can see stunning views of sunsets over the Sagami Bay coastline, with Mount Fuji in the distance.
However, the bright sunlight reflects off the ocean, resulting in intense glare. The caf¨¦ often had to lower their window blinds, unfortunately blocking the beautiful view.?
When posica? kukkiri? film was installed, the glare immediately softened, creating a more comfortable atmosphere. Customers can now relax and enjoy the vividly clear scenery.
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posica? kukkiri? film can reduce the glare from the sun!??
Also known as ¡°Enoden¡±, this popular sightseeing train connects the historic cities of Kamakura and Enoshima in Japan. The nostalgic train travels through local neighbourhoods and old tunnels, stopping at picturesque stations along the coast.
As part of an ongoing trial, posica? kukkiri? film has been applied to some train windows, allowing travellers to enjoy a different perception of the vivid scenery through the windows.?
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posica? kukkiri? film enhances the train tourism experience!?