BLACK ARMOR TITAN BLACK SERIES – PREMIUM NANO CERAMIC WINDOW FILM
The Black Armor Titan Black Series is a premium automotive window tint film developed for professional installers seeking advanced solar protection, excellent heat rejection and a deep, elegant black appearance.
Featuring advanced Nano Ceramic technology, the Titan Black Series combines effective infrared heat reduction, UV protection and excellent optical clarity with a sophisticated, non-reflective finish.
Its non-metallic construction helps maintain compatibility with GPS, Bluetooth, mobile phones and other electronic signals.
Designed for professional automotive applications, Titan Black delivers a premium appearance, improved driving comfort and dependable long-term performance.
Key Benefits
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Advanced Nano Ceramic technology
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Deep, elegant black appearance
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Excellent solar heat rejection
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Effective infrared (IR) heat reduction
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UV protection to help reduce vehicle interior fading
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Reduces glare for improved driving comfort
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Excellent optical clarity and consistent tint appearance
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Non-reflective finish
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Non-metallic construction without interference with electronic signals
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Developed for professional automotive window tinting
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Durable, long-lasting film performance
Available Visible Light Transmission (VLT)
15% | 20% | 38%
Three available tint levels to suit individual preferences and professional installation requirements.
Available Roll Widths
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0.51 × 30.0 m
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0.76 × 30.0 m
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1.01 × 30.0 m
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1.52 × 30.0 m
12 available combinations of roll widths and VLT options.
Premium Performance by Black Armor
The Black Armor Titan Black Series combines advanced ceramic window film technology with a distinctive deep black finish.
Developed for demanding professional installations, it is an excellent choice for automotive window tint specialists who want to offer their customers premium aesthetics, reliable solar protection and enhanced driving comfort.
Select your preferred roll width and VLT option to find the ideal film for your installation.
