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Switching from sunshade!? The "insulation sheet" you can stick and peel off and use again is excellent

Switching from sunshade!? The "insulation sheet" you can stick and peel off and use again is excellent

On hot sunny days, it's warm the moment you get into the car. You could use a sunshade, but it’s a bit frustrating that you can't see outside the windows. Let's get through it with a car insulation sheet that can be applied to the windows only when needed, using a method other than "hiding".

Not a sticky insulation sheet

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The main selling point of JELLYCA is that it can be used without glue, sticking only when needed. It adheres simply by pressing against the window, and can be reused after removal. If the adhesive becomes weak, just lightly spray it with water and it will return to normal.
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When not in use, it can be folded and stored in a dedicated case. Instead of being permanently affixed like car window films, it's used on days when the sunlight is strong. If it's not needed, it can be removed. Isn't this ease of use considerate for drivers?

Cuts infrared rays by 95.8% and ultraviolet rays by 99.2% with the power of mica

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The crucial heat insulation performance is an infrared cut rate of 95.8% and an ultraviolet cut rate of 99.2%. The shading coefficient is 0.55, which means it has the ability to reduce solar heat compared to standard glass. The material used for this is the heat-resistant mineral "mica." It reflects part of the heat while spreading the heat that has passed inside in layers.
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Rather than simply darkening the windows to block sunlight, it chooses a material that can address heat. During a hot summer, you want to reduce the scorching heat coming in through the windows as much as possible. This is a suitable option for that kind of use.

The secret to softening sunlight while maintaining visibility

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With a typical sunshade, sunlight can be blocked, but you can't see beyond the window. The visible light transmittance of JELLYCA is about 43.6%. You can see the outside scenery even through the insulating sheet, so it can be used in places like sunroofs or rear seat windows where you want to maintain visibility. The sheet measures approximately 440×320mm per piece, and each set contains 4 pieces. It can also be cut with scissors to fit the shape of the window.
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Instead of forcing a large piece to fit, you can change the shape to match where you want to use it. The thickness is approximately 0.2mm. Even if it gets creased, it is made from a material that easily returns to its original shape when spread out.

Use it quickly while parked

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Just because it looks convenient doesn't mean it can be used on any window while driving. Due to the visible light transmittance rate of approximately 43.6% for JELLYCA, it cannot be attached to the windshield or the side windows of the driver's seat and passenger's seat while driving. It should only be used as a sunshade when parked, and should be removed before driving.
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Just stick it on after parking. Peel it off and return it to the case before departing. Unlike films that are always stuck on, this is a great product that can be used only when needed. You want a sunshade, but you don't want to go through an elaborate installation. This JELLYCA might just fill that gap.
Product Name / JELLYCA Car Insulation Sheet
Price / From 3980 yen
Set Contents / 4 sheets, spatula, storage case
Sheet Size / Approximately 440×320mm
Thickness / Approximately 0.2mm
Storage Case Size / Length approximately 350mm × Diameter approximately 40mm
Infrared Cut Rate / 95.8%
Ultraviolet Cut Rate / 99.2%
Visible Light Transmittance / Approximately 43.6%
Shielding Coefficient / 0.55

● BAH INTERNATIONAL CO
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