LINTEC’s 2025 WINCOS announcement specified recycled-PET facestock

The recycled-content statement applies to the PET substrate, not the whole finished product.

By Tint News · AI-assisted, source-based reporting

Published October 14, 20261 min read

Historical briefingThis is a newly published summary of an earlier development. Original news/source date: July 8, 2025. The publication date above records when Tint News published this article.

Scheduled sales start in the July 8 announcement; subsequent availability not independently verified.July 14, 2025 · Japan

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LINTEC announced WINCOS BR-50UH RECYCLE 100 on July 8, 2025, with sales scheduled to begin July 14. The company says the architectural solar-control film’s facestock is made from 100% recycled PET resin sourced from used bottles.

The launch extended the company’s recycled-PET window-film offering beyond its earlier shatter-resistant product.

The material claim is specific: recycled content describes the PET facestock. It does not mean every component of the finished adhesive film is recycled, or establish that an installed film can be recycled through local collection systems.

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Launch of solar-control window film using 100% recycled PET facestock LINTEC · Source dated July 8, 2025

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