HAVERKAMP is a film and security-technology company based in Münster, Germany. Its corporate history dates the business to 1978 and records the integration of the SL automotive-film brand in 2009. Its manufacturer catalogue covers window tint and paint protection as separate automotive product groups.
What distinguishes the Bond ranges?
HAVERKAMP’s window-tint range describes Pure Bond as multilayer, UV deep-dyed film; Royal Bond uses aluminium vapour deposition; and Best Bond combines tinting with metallisation and an adhesive designed for easier removal. Ceramic Bond uses a nanoceramic coating that the company describes as signal-neutral. Basic Bond is listed as an export-only range, so its presence in the catalogue does not establish local stock.
Read the grade and its published values
The linked automotive data sheet, marked January 2024, lists five Ceramic Bond grades at an approximate thickness of 60 µm. Their light-transmission and solar-energy-rejection values are:
| Grade | Light transmission | Solar energy rejected |
|---|---|---|
| Ceramic Bond 05 | 5% | 70% |
| Ceramic Bond 20 | 19% | 65% |
| Ceramic Bond 40 | 43% | 60% |
| Ceramic Bond 50 | 52% | 57% |
| Ceramic Bond 70 | 70% | 50% |
Grade names are not exact light-transmission readings: Ceramic Bond 20 is listed at 19%, and Ceramic Bond 40 at 43%. The sheet says values are subject to normal manufacturing tolerances and that technical specifications may change. It does not identify a reference glass or optical test method. Ask for the current grade-specific sheet and comparable test conditions before comparing another film or the result on vehicle glass. The tint specification guide explains the main comparison measures.
PPF: compare the construction separately
HAVERKAMP’s paint-protection page specifies Premium at 190 µm ± 17 µm and Regular at 188 µm, counting the topcoat, TPU and adhesive. Both are described as self-healing films for 2D and 3D surfaces. Those construction details belong in a PPF quotation alongside finish and panel coverage; the PPF material-chain guide explains the separate material and production stages.
This profile follows HAVERKAMP’s English and German manufacturer catalogue. Confirm the exact product, local supply and applicable warranty terms with the seller.