HAVERKAMP Roller blind films | Vertical blind films | Pleated films
Functional films for roller blinds, pleated blinds, vertical blinds and panel tracks
HAVERKAMP's shade films possess the heat and glare protection properties of classic sun protection films. TThe decisive factor is that the film materials can be used in variable sun shading systems. Thanks to HAVERKAMP's unique production technologies, they are manufactured with high-quality finishes.
HAVERKAMP film curtains meet the standards of the EU screen directive regarding light transmission and transparency for workplaces!
Function of the effective HAVERKAMP film hangings
HAVERKAMP shade films at a glance
Properties
- Film widths: 1.52 m as well as 1.83 m (for certain film types)
- For interior sun protection systems
- Available as roll material
- Can be used in all common systems
- Very good glare, sun and heat protection
- In various shades, embossings and pleats
- The latest finishing technology
- Included UV protection in all product types and variants
- Contribute to energy saving
- HAVERKAMP is certified according to ISO 9001:2000
- Easy to process
- Resistant to disinfectants
- B1 flame retardant on request
KEYFACTS
Certified according to DNVGL
Made by HAVERKAMP
Preservation of see through
Meets EU directives for workplaces
Reduction of air conditioning costs
Improvement of the indoor climate
Illustration of the variants of HAVERKAMP film hangings
Color variations
Light transmission
The film curtain is almost 100% opaque.
Optimal use for glazing in all sky directions.
(Article designation "0R")
The film curtain has a light transmission of 1%.
Optimal use for glazing, which are oriented to the south, east, west.
(Article designation "1R")
The film hangings have a light transmittance of 2-3%.
Optimal use for glazing, which are oriented to the south, east, west.
(Article designation "2R")
The film hanging has a light transmittance of 8-10%.
Optimal use for glazing, which are oriented to the north.
(Article designation "10R")
Also available as variable systems!
All HAVERKAMP rollo films are also available as a whole system in our HAVERKAMP variable sun protection systems!
HAVERKAMP production process
HAVERKAMP sets high standards in the field of embossing films by using innovative manufacturing processes.
The proven calendering process, which guarantees high uniformity of the film, is additionally supported by state-of-the-art process and process control. The diamond embossing, a specially developed pyramid structure, ensures high film stability on the one hand and excellent and attractive appearance and transparency on the other. The optionally used Stabila and Wave cross embossing lend the film an appealing design due to its special texture and provide optimum stability and uniform appearance even with larger hangings.
INFORMATION ABOUT HAVERKAMP ROLLER BLINDS, SLATS AND PLEATED FILMS
With the finishing techniques developed by HAVERKAMP in the calender embossing process, HAVERKAMP produces film hangings with high transparency as well as optimal winding and hanging behavior. Due to the high quality film processing HAVERKAMP has achieved a unique selling proposition on the worldwide market. Thanks to modern production machines, film hangings can be finished up to a width of 1.83 meters.
Thanks to state-of-the-art finishing technology, HAVERKAMP's multifunctional films combine both - effective sun and glare protection and transparency at the same time. The PET films not only enhance the appearance of sun protection systems, but also ensure an optimal room climate.
The roller blinds also help to save energy. In summer, the heat from outside is reflected and in winter, the room heat is not carried outside through the window. This has been demonstrably confirmed.
HAVERKAMP's roller blinds and pleated blinds are available in rolls and can be used in any standard system without any problems. The integrated heat protection also ensures an ideal room climate. In addition, there is a B1 flame-retardant film variant.
HAVERKAMP film hangings can be used in a wide variety of applications due to the versatile properties of the film material:
- Office spaces
- Meeting and Conference rooms
- Computer workstations
- Living areas
- Entrance areas
- Hospitals
- Medical practices
- Schools
- Lecture halls
- Kindergarten
- Care facilities
- Retirement Homes
- Public buildings
- Shipping and tower areas
Our film hangings of the series "ST" are especially applicable in the shipping industry!
In addition, HAVERKAMP's curtain material can be manufactured with shielding properties, allowing laser and eavesdropping attacks to be intercepted by the film hangings.
Learn more about the function of our HAVERKAMP PROFILON® shielding foils
In addition to the smooth surface structure, HAVERKAMP film hangings can be refined by "diamond" embossing. In the diamond variant, the finishing technique called calender embossing, developed by HAVERKAMP, is used. This results in a higher durability and the film hangings are less sensitive.
To give the curtain material a higher stability, the film is optionally pleated on both sides (=Stabila) or stabilized on one side (=Wave).
As one of the largest suppliers of film hangings, we can also flexibly process individual requests.
All HAVERKAMP film hangings can be easily cleaned with conventional recommended cleaning agents. They are also resistant to disinfectants.
Rollo films are calendered and made of polyethylene terephthalate (abbreviated PET). Rollo films are embossed to achieve better stability and uniform hanging behavior. This is micro-embossing and, optionally, the rollo film can subsequently be cross-embossed. In addition, the embossing techniques developed by HAVERKAMP achieve a coherent appearance.
In case of particularly high solar radiation, we recommend the use of a foil curtain, which provides high glare and heat protection. The film material used has excellent light transmission in the visible range, so that the curtain can also be used at computer workstations in accordance with workplace regulations.
For average solar radiation, we recommend the use of film curtains, which, despite heat and glare protection properties, hardly darken the room and thus provide incomparable transparency.