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Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do
The company lists this as its headquarters and factory, with windshield, paint and display protection in its catalogue.
Cheonan
STEK's September 27, 2023 report describes the opening of its Cheonan manufacturing facility during STEK EXPO.
Icheon, Gyeonggi-do
Nexfil's company profile identifies this location as its Icheon headquarters and second factory and describes its window-film manufacturing business.
Suwon, Gyeonggi-do
Microworks' window-film website lists its Suwon factory separately from its Seoul office and research institute. The location page does not assign individual window-film products to this plant.
Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do
The first-quarter 2024 report, covering the period ended March 31, placed Mirae Solaire's automotive tint and building safety-film manufacturing at this address. Mirae Nanotech absorbed that subsidiary effective June 1, 2024. The first-quarter 2026 report, covering the period ended March 31, lists the same headquarters campus and reports window-film production.
Gimpo, Gyeonggi-do
Sangbo's 2025 annual report lists Gimpo Plant 1 at this address as a production site for window film and protective film. Its product table groups Solar film, PPF film and Safety film. IVIOS’s official company information lists Sangbo Corp. at the same address; the cited sources do not assign individual IVIOS product lines to this plant.
Yongin, Gyeonggi-do
Nexfil's company profile identifies this Yongin location as its branch and Factory 1 and describes the company's window-film manufacturing business.
Mungyeong, Gyeongsangbuk-do
A certificate published by Nanofilm names this Mungyeong address and covers the manufacture of functional film for automotive and architectural use. The company's official catalogue includes automotive solar-control window film.
Martinsville, Virginia
The site's listed functions include dyeing, extrusion, coating and laminating. Eastman's automotive brand portfolio is shown separately from these manufacturing functions.
Fieldale, Virginia
Eastman lists manufacturing and technical service here. The certificate annex identifies silicone release-liner, sputtering and DIY production operations at this address.
Pinellas Park, Florida
Madico documents coating, laminating and slitting at its Pinellas Park film factory. Johnson Window Films separately states that Madico manufactures its window-film products in the United States.
San Diego, California
Solar Gard identifies San Diego as its primary manufacturing facility and lists its address on Viewridge Avenue.
South Deerfield, Massachusetts
ORAFOL identifies this site as its optically clear TPU-film extrusion operation and states that the base film produced there forms the foundation of ORAGUARD paint-protection films.
Whiteville, North Carolina
A 2020 North Carolina air-quality draft review describes window-film manufacturing for vehicles and buildings at this address. Maxpro’s current pages list the Whiteville address and describe its North Carolina manufacturing facility.
Las Vegas, Nevada
ASWF’s official site says it offers automotive, residential and commercial window film from its Las Vegas factory. Its About page describes Erickson International’s Las Vegas facility with custom machinery and a proprietary coating process. The pages list 3135 Marco Street as headquarters and factory-direct contact, but do not explicitly identify that street address as the production site.
Waluj, Aurangabad
Garware identifies an integrated polyester-film plant at Waluj and a separate plant at Chikalthana. Its headquarters are in Mumbai.
Zulte
Solar Gard lists Zulte as a film conversion and distribution location, while identifying San Diego as its primary manufacturing facility.
Frontignan, Hérault
HEXIS's 2024 corporate presentation identifies Frontignan and Hagetmau as its two factories for manufacturing film rolls.
Hagetmau, Landes
HEXIS's 2024 corporate presentation identifies Frontignan and Hagetmau as its two factories for manufacturing film rolls.
Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia
Haverkamp's company history records the opening of Werk II in 2019 and the Werk III production expansion in 2024. The company describes making film laminates and glass-film composites for building and automotive applications.
Oranienburg, Brandenburg
ORAFOL states that TPU base film supplied from South Deerfield receives multi-step adhesive and topcoat coating at Oranienburg. A separate ORAFOL account places paint-protection-film production in Hall 10.
Changhua
Covestro identifies Changhua as a TPU resin production site. In May 2023, it announced a new line there for TPU used to make paint protection film, alongside the Desmopan UP series.
Guishan, Taoyuan
Top Colour's official history records the establishment of its Guishan factory in 1994 to expand production, with the installation of glue-coating equipment.
Douliou, Yunlin County
Top Colour's official history records the opening of its Douliou factory in Yunlin Technology Industrial Park in 2009. Its second expansion in 2016 added a sputtering facility and coating systems. The company records further additions of roll-to-roll plasma ARC coating equipment in 2018 and precision lamination-coating equipment in 2022.
City not disclosed
XPEL announced on May 19, 2026 that it had acquired a manufacturing facility in China to support its customers in the country. The announcement does not identify the city, street address or specific products manufactured at the facility.
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Counts cover this collection, not a company’s total imports. Records include film, materials and goods whose type is unspecified. Loading ports do not establish manufacturing origin.
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The description does not distinguish automotive from architectural use or name a retail series.
The goods description does not specify the protection film’s application or retail series.
The cargo description does not name a specific series or its production site.
ImportInfo labels 1 August 2026 as the arrival date; Zauba lists 25 July under its date field for the same bill.
The description does not distinguish automotive from architectural use or name a retail series.
The goods description does not identify a retail series.
The goods description does not identify a retail series.
The goods are described as headlight film; no retail series or chemistry is specified.
KCC TRANSPORT SYSTEMS.INC is the listed consignee; the record does not identify the ultimate buyer.
ImportGenius labels the parties “Supplier” and “Importer”; the importer is shown under Company collection.
The public goods text is truncated. It explicitly identifies PPF; weight appears as 10,947 K without a kilogram field for this bill.
The goods description does not identify a retail series.
Zauba’s entry for this bill lists sun-control film and PPF together; the ImportInfo description is truncated.
The goods description does not identify a retail series.
The goods description does not identify a retail series.
The goods description does not specify the protection film’s application or retail series.
The goods description does not identify a retail series.
The description does not distinguish automotive from architectural use or name a retail series.
Listed in the provider’s Global Hi Tech Films shipment collection; the legal consignee name is not shown.
Listed in the provider’s Global Hi Tech Films shipment collection; the legal consignee name is not shown.
Covestro, Nan Ya, Shinkong and Top Colour illustrate Taiwan’s roles in TPU resin, PET base film and finished-film processing—and what buyers should ask.
A three-stage guide to separating TPU resin production, base-film extrusion and the coating work that creates finished paint protection film.
How Eastman Performance Films divides dyeing, extrusion, coating, rewinding and distribution across its Martinsville and Fieldale locations.
A guide to Interconix’s published display, windshield and paint-protection ranges, its OEM/ODM offering and its windshield-film timeline.
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