Within the context of Interstate Image, a "thin film" refers to the quality material used in our vehicle wraps. In line with the conventional definition, our thin film refers to a layer of material applied over the surface of vehicles. While it doesn't operate at the nanometer or micrometer level like in semiconductor devices or optical coatings, our use of 'thin film' certainly carries its own industry-specific importance.
Our thin film vehicle wraps are comparable to the reflective interface in mirrors, albeit in our case, the purpose extends beyond reflection. The wraps serve multiple functions - they customize the appearance of the vehicle, advertise or brand businesses, and most importantly, protect the vehicle's paint from environmental factors including harmful UV radiation.
The multi-layered nature of our thin film wraps enhances the performance and durability of the graphic or image applied, akin to how optical coatings are improved with varying thicknesses and refractive indices.
As an extension of the term's application in other industries, such as thin-film batteries and dye-sensitized solar cells, our thin films are made to withstand the test of time and weather, providing an enduring, vibrant, and protective coating for your vehicle. Thus, when we refer to "thin film" at Interstate Image, we're talking about the high-quality, resilient, and protective wraps used to envelope your vehicles.
