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Madico announced ClearPlex NC on November 2, adding nano-ceramic solar control to its exterior windshield-protection range. The new film joins ClearPlex Contour.

Madico’s product table lists 90% infrared rejection, 45% total solar energy rejection and 75% visible light transmission, measured on clear glass. These are different measures: 90% infrared rejection does not mean 90% rejection of all solar energy. The figures are manufacturer data, not our own testing or measurements on a customer’s windshield.

Madico’s October installation guidance recommends leaving all windshield-mounted driver-assistance sensor areas uncovered, with their full viewing or detection areas unobstructed. Installers should consult that guidance before fitting the film.

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Madico launch announcementNovember 2, 2026 · United States
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Sources & reporting notes

  1. ClearPlex NC launch Madico · Source dated November 2, 2026
  2. ClearPlex NC specifications Madico
  3. Driver-assistance installation guidance Madico

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