Visual concept
Cooling Film for mobile assets
Stop heat
at the roof.
A passive reflective layer. A controlled fleet pilot. A decision backed by real operating data.
ReflectSolar energy
ReduceHeat to manage
ValidateOn your routes
One layer. One clear job.
Reflect solar energy before it becomes cargo-area heat.
Solar
energy
energy
Incoming
More reflected
Cooling FilmReflective roof layer
Vehicle roof
Cargo environmentLess solar heat to manage
Reduced transfer
Built for assets exposed all day
Where it fits
One thermal challenge.
Three operating worlds.
Refrigerated fleetsCold-chain assets
Last-mile deliveryHigh-cycle routes
Rail & intermodalLarge exposed roofs
Pilot before rollout
Four steps to a confident decision.
No fleet-wide promise. First, a controlled evaluation built around your assets, routes, and success criteria.
Straight answers
What fleet teams ask first.
Practical questions to address before planning a pilot.
Ask a specific question01Does Cooling Film replace insulation or refrigeration?
No. It is a passive thermal-management layer designed to reduce solar heat gain at the exterior surface. It works alongside the vehicle’s existing insulation and cooling system.
02How do we know whether it will work for our fleet?
We begin with a controlled pilot based on your asset type, route, climate, cargo profile, and operating conditions. Success criteria are defined before installation.
03Will installation interrupt operations?
The work is scheduled around fleet availability. Asset size, roof condition, surface preparation, and access determine the installation window.
04Can it be used on branded vehicles?
Yes, depending on the roof layout and existing graphics. Bold reviews seams, hardware, branding, and maintenance access before recommending the application plan.
05What affects real-world results?
Vehicle construction, insulation, color, solar exposure, ambient temperature, route, door-opening frequency, refrigeration settings, and load profile can all influence performance.
Make heat measurable