Anti-microbial and anti-fog face shield visor film launches in Singapore

With simple sterilisation, the film’s functionality can last for up to 14 days.

Filmtack, a Singapore-based window film company, has developed an anti-fog face shield visor film that will protect its users from bacteria, aerosols, and mucous membranes, and reduce transmission of the COVID-19 virus.

Company director K. H. Poon said the company had been working to develop a shower screen safety film, when demand for anti-fog films surged in the healthcare sector.

“While our anti-fog agent is among the best in the industry, the product has not been launched because the function is limited to eight months in a highly humid environment," he said. "When we laid our hands on an anti-microbial compound that was better than most traditional solutions that used active ingredients, we began working with our joint venture partners to integrate it with our existing anti-fog technology.”

The film is expected to help frontline workers and other high-risk groups, the company said.

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