What Is Clear Projection Film?
Clear Projection Film is a transparent projection surface that applies directly to glass or acrylic. When paired with a projector, the film allows projected images to appear suspended on the surface while preserving visibility through the glass.
Retail Storefronts
Museums & Exhibits
Corporate Lobbies
Product Showcases
Trade Shows
Brand Activations
Interactive Displays
Luxury Environments
Clear Projection Film Options
DualView
Optic Clear
Next Generation Clear Projection Film
SSI’s newest generation clear projection film with exceptional clarity, low haze, and ultra-wide viewing angles. The future of transparent projection.
- Ultra-wide 170° viewing angle
- Less than 2% haze
- High light transmission above 70%
- Excellent image fidelity
- Ideal for premium installations
Specifications
| Viewing Angle | 170° |
|---|---|
| Haze | <2% |
| Transmittance | >70% |
| Thickness | 0.2mm |
| Width | 51.97" |
DualView
Ultra Clear
Legacy Product
Highly transparent film that provides true floating-image effects. Supports both front and rear projection.
- 88% light transmission
- 7% haze
- 175° viewing angle
- Front and rear projection
- Ideal for existing specifications
Specifications
| Light Transmission | 88% |
|---|---|
| Haze | 7% |
| Viewing Angle | 175° |
| Thickness | 200µm |
DualView
Intrigue
Legacy Semi-Holographic Film
Semi-holographic film designed for dramatic floating-image effects and extreme projection angles.
- 83% light transmission
- 23% haze for holographic effect
- 175° viewing angle
- Front and rear projection
- Ultra-short throw compatible
Specifications
| Light Transmission | 83% |
|---|---|
| Haze | 22% |
| Viewing Angle | 175° |
| Thickness | 100µm |
Rear Projection
Intrigue Film
Specialty Effect Film
Designed for dramatic visual effects while maintaining strong projection performance from behind the surface.
- Strong holographic effect
- Excellent contrast
- Ideal for rear projection
- Specialty applications
- Premium visual impact
Compare Clear Projection Film Options
| Film Type | Transparency | Holographic Effect | Viewing Angle | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DualView Optic Clear | ★★★★★ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★★★★ | Most commercial projects |
| DualView Ultra Clear | ★★★★★ | ★★☆☆☆ | ★★★★★ | Existing specs, high transparency needs |
| DualView Intrigue | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | Floating image / holographic effects |
| Rear Projection Intrigue | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | Specialty rear projection installations |
Why Choose Clear Projection Film?
- Creates floating image effects
- Maintains transparency
- Wide viewing angles
- Works with standard projectors
- Front and rear projection options
- Custom sizes available
- Ideal for premium environments
Perfect for Multiple Industries
- Retail and storefronts
- Museums and exhibits
- Corporate environments
- Trade shows and events
- Product showcases
- Architectural installations
Order Samples First
Test and compare clear projection films in your environment to find the right solution for your project.
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Request a QuoteFrequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Optic Clear and Ultra Clear?
Optic Clear is the newer recommended clear projection film option with improved clarity and low haze for premium projects.
Which film creates the strongest floating image effect?
DualView Intrigue and Rear Projection Intrigue provide stronger holographic-style floating image effects.
Is DualView Intrigue being discontinued?
DualView Intrigue is considered a legacy product. Optic Clear is recommended for most new clear projection projects.
Can clear projection film be used on any glass?
It can be used on many flat glass and acrylic surfaces, but testing samples is recommended before final selection.
Which clear projection film is most transparent?
DualView Optic Clear and DualView Ultra Clear are the best options when transparency is the priority.
Should I order samples first?
Yes. Samples allow you to test clarity, haze, contrast, brightness, and viewing angle in your actual environment.