Window film brand
Avery Dennison
Labels and graphics materials maker; window films from its Hanita Coatings business (bought 2017) and the Encore car film range (2025).
- 7lines sold now
- 0discontinued lines
- 1935earliest event on record
- 6news items archived
- Also known as
- Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions, Hanita Coatings, Encore
- Owned by
- Avery Dennison Corporation (NYSE: AVY)
- Founded
- 1935 (Hanita Coatings 1983)
- Based in
- Mentor, Ohio
- Makes
- Window tint, Paint protection film, Wrap film
- Website
- graphics.averydennison.com (opens in a new tab)
What Avery Dennison sells now
From Avery Dennison's own website, checked September 2026. Lines without a link don't have a spec page yet.
| Film line | Type | Darkness | Heat rejected | At TintCenter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avery Dennison Encore Supreme IR | Car · Nano-ceramic | 5–54% | 52–65% | |
| Avery Dennison Encore Supreme | Car · Nano-ceramic | 8–53% | 48–65% | |
| Avery Dennison Encore | Car · Other | 5–55% | 33–59% | |
| Avery Dennison Encore Shield IR | Car · Other | 76% | 45% | |
| Avery Dennison Supreme Defense PPF | Car · Paint protection film | – | – | |
| Avery Dennison Supreme Wrapping Film SW900 | Car · Wrap film | – | – | |
| Conform ChromeNo spec page yet | Wrap film | – | – |
Heat rejected = total solar energy rejected (TSER), lowest to highest across the line's shades, from the maker's published specs (each line's page names the source and its date). Darker shades usually reject more. Figures are for film on clear glass, so treat comparisons as a guide.
Avery Dennison spec sheets and documents
Official spec sheets, brochures, warranties and reports published by Avery Dennison, saved as part of our record of the window film industry. When Avery Dennison reissued a document, we kept every edition. Specs and offers in them may since have changed.
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History and ownership
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Stan Avery starts Kum Kleen Products
R. Stanton Avery and his wife started Kum Kleen Products in Los Angeles; it was renamed Avery Adhesives in 1937 and combined with Dennison Manufacturing in 1990 to form Avery Dennison.
Source: Wikipedia (opens in a new tab)
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Hanita Coatings founded on a kibbutz
Hanita Coatings was founded on Kibbutz Hanita in Israel's Western Galilee, making coated, laminated and metallized polyester films, including window films. Avery Dennison bought it in 2017, and it opened a plant in Changzhou, China in 2019.
Source: Avery Dennison Hanita: History and values (opens in a new tab)
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Avery Dennison agrees to buy Hanita Coatings
Avery Dennison agreed to pay $75 million for Hanita Coatings, owned by Kibbutz Hanita and Tene Investment Funds. Hanita, based in Israel's Western Galilee, made coated, laminated and metallized polyester films, including architectural and automotive window films, with about $50 million in 2015 sales and more than 220 employees. The deal closed on March 2, 2017.
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Avery Dennison launches Encore car window films
Avery Dennison introduced Encore automotive window films in three tiers, Encore, Encore Supreme and Encore Supreme IR, all dye-free and metal-free; the nanoceramic Supreme IR rejects up to 93% of infrared heat.
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Avery Dennison launches PrismaPro dry-apply colour PPF
PrismaPro is an 8.5 mil coloured paint protection film installed dry, like a wrap film, with a self-healing top coat and a 10-year warranty; 10 colours at launch.
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Avery Dennison adds Supreme Defense Gloss Lite PPF
A 7.5 mil wet-apply clear gloss paint protection film with a seven-year warranty, priced below Supreme Defense Gloss.
Source: Avery Dennison (opens in a new tab) · Our coverage at the time
Avery Dennison news archive
Mergers, launches and company news about Avery Dennison, newest first, linked to the original reports. "TintCenter coverage" items are our own posts from the time.
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