XPEL VISION document library
XPEL VISION specifications and data sheets
Every published XPEL VISION option on one page, with master-sheet values and the official XPEL specification sheet for each. 49 individual sheets plus the master, warranty and bulletin documents.
All 50 options
Nominal values with film applied to 1/8 in (3 mm) glass, from the current XPEL VISION master specification sheet (R0326V3). For guidance only—results on your glass differ. N/A means the value is not published. Master sheet (PDF), opens in a new tab
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Primary documents
- XPEL VISION master specification sheet (R0326V3) (opens XPEL PDF in a new tab)PDF · 1.4 MB
- XPEL VISION architectural warranty and film-to-glass chart (combined document) (opens XPEL PDF in a new tab)PDF · 1.6 MB
- Clear View Plus 70 dry time and edge sealing technical bulletin (Version 2.0) (opens XPEL PDF in a new tab)PDF · 1.3 MB
- Blister-Free Film technical bulletin (issued 09/03/2026) (opens XPEL PDF in a new tab)PDF · 34 KB
The combined warranty and film-to-glass document carries different internal dates: its warranty pages are marked R03272024, its compatibility chart pages R0426, and XPEL's file name ends 0926. See our film-to-glass guidance for how it is used.
Can't open a link? Find the same documents on XPEL's product specifications page.
What the numbers mean
- VLT — visible light transmitted
- How bright and clear the glass stays. The number in a product name is not its VLT: Clear View Plus 70 is listed at 72%. (Visible light transmitted)
- TSER — total solar energy rejected
- The broad comparison for solar heat. It includes visible light, near-infrared and UV energy. (Total solar energy rejected)
- IRR vs IRER — infrared
- IR rejection (IRR) is the share of near-infrared blocked between 780 and 2500 nm. IRER also accounts for energy the film absorbs and re-radiates. Neither is the same as TSER, and both usually read higher. (IR rejection (780–2500 nm), Infrared energy rejection)
- UV rejection
- Ultraviolet blocked. Most products list 99%, but not all: Dusted Crystal lists 35% and Blister Prevention 39%. (UV rejection)
- Glare reduction
- How much visible glare is reduced compared with untreated 1/8 in glass. Black Out lists 100% because it blocks visible light. (Glare reduction)
- Reflectivity — exterior and interior
- Exterior reflectance shapes the mirrored look outside in daylight; interior reflectance shapes how much the room reflects back at night. (Visible light reflected, exterior, Visible light reflected, interior)
- SHGC and shading coefficient
- SHGC is the fraction of solar heat admitted (lower admits less). The shading coefficient compares solar heat gain with plain 1/8 in clear glass. (Solar heat gain coefficient, Shading coefficient)
- U-factor and emissivity
- Non-solar heat transfer and how readily the surface radiates heat. Low-emissivity films such as All Season are designed to help in cool weather too. (U-factor, Emissivity)
Specification questions
Why does one product link to the master sheet?
Dark Neutral 25 is listed on the current master sheet, but XPEL's public index has no standalone sheet for it. Its link opens the series specification (master PDF).
What if an individual sheet and the master sheet differ?
This library shows the master-sheet values consistently. Use the individual sheet for product detail, and we confirm the exact product and values in your proposal.
Are these PDFs hosted by Fresh Off The Lot?
No. Every link opens the official XPEL-hosted PDF. Nothing downloads until you choose a document.
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