Benefits Of 3M Safety And Solar Window Film

William Smith has been appointed UK Master Distributor for 3M''s Solar and Safety Film business, with effect from 1st January 2015. "We're delighted to announce this appointment," says David Cox, European Market Manager for 3M RED.

“As a leading trade supplier of innovative products to the signage and digital print markets across the UK, with experienced and knowledgeable staff, William Smith is ideally placed to distribute 3M’s portfolio of solar and safety film products.

“Since patenting the first solar reflective window film in 1966, 3M has continued to push boundaries in energy conservation, solar protection, comfort, safety and security by delivering technological advancements in glazing enhancement to buildings, vehicles and their occupants,” he adds.

What It Means To Be The Mass Distributor Of 3M Window Films

Established in 1832, William Smith now offers one of the largest and most comprehensive ranges of signmaking materials in the UK, with most materials being available ex-stock.

William Smith General Manager, Stuart Taylor comments: “We are proud to represent 3M’s Renewable Energy Division with a focus on solar and safety window films.  It means that there is now a single point of contact for these high quality specialist products.”

William Smith will be distributing all Solar Control, Safety and Security, and Automotive Window film ranges, including a number of products not previously available to UK customers.

“3M customers who already qualify will remain 3M Certified Window Film Dealers and will continue to be able to offer the 3M Warranty,” David Cox assures. “In addition, leads and samples will continue to be provided through William Smith.

“Furthermore,” continues Stuart Taylor, “our staff will be fully trained with a thorough knowledge of the materials and will be able to offer advice and back-up to customers.”

3M Solar and Safety window film products will be available ex-stock from William Smith, with next day delivery on full or part rolls ordered up to 6pm.