Fremont, California

Kepler Fremont, CA

Kepler develops and supplies window film across the USA, with ranges engineered for automotive glazing as well as residential and commercial glass. Every film is built around a clear purpose: managing solar heat, cutting glare, adding privacy or holding broken glass together. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.

Globally Recognized

Kepler is a window film brand with an international footprint, built on material science, consistent manufacturing and support for the people who fit the film. Our ranges are made for professional installers who need products that cut cleanly, apply predictably and perform as described once they are on the glass. That combination of tested materials and technical backup is why tinting businesses in many markets choose to work with Kepler.

Connecting customers with capable installers

Window tinting is easy to advertise and harder to do well, so the search for a capable installer can be confusing wherever you are, Fremont included. A poor installation shows quickly in creases, contamination, lifting edges or a shade that was never the right choice for the glass. Kepler-Dealer exists to shorten that search. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.

A rich history in the trade

Kepler brings together people who have spent their working lives around window film: installers, manufacturing specialists and product developers. That experience shapes what we make, from the adhesive systems and coatings through to the shades and constructions offered in each range. We keep refining the lineup as glazing, vehicles and building requirements change, so dealers serving California customers have current products to work with.

Advanced Film Technology

Kepler IR and IR+ are our nano-ceramic automotive ranges, using ceramic technology rather than dyes or metals in the film construction. Ceramic films are designed to manage solar heat and ultraviolet light while keeping the view through the glass clear, and because they contain no metal layers they avoid the signal interference associated with older metallized products. Visible light transmission describes how much light passes through the film; it is a separate measure from heat performance, so two films at the same shade can behave differently. The most reliable way to compare is film by film and shade by shade, which a dealer can walk you through for your glazing.