SIRIM certified window film
Understand the precise product scope behind IrisPro’s automotive tint-film certification, then check the current licence status for the model you are buying.
Is IrisPro SIRIM certified?
Yes. IrisPro International Sdn. Bhd. holds SIRIM QAS Product Certification Licence PC011290 for tint film on glazing of road vehicles under MS 2669:2017 (AMD. 1:2018). The renewed licence was issued on 16 October 2026. Certification applies to the models and applications in the licence schedule. IrisPro identifies RayPro architectural film as the Elite series and AntiFade architectural film as the UVPro series. IrisPro uses film products across automotive and architectural work; the licence document itself specifies tint film on glazing of road vehicles. Check the exact model and applicable project requirements when specifying film for a building.
Certificate record
- Licensee
- IrisPro International Sdn. Bhd.
- Licence
- PC011290
- Product and standard
- Tint film on glazing of road vehicles · MS 2669:2017 (AMD. 1:2018)
- Certification history
- Certified since 14 October 2021. Renewed licence issued 16 October 2026; serial number 135106.
View the renewed SIRIM certificate and full model schedule (PDF) →
Confirm the exact model schedule with IrisPro or the Malaysian Certified product database.
Models named in the schedule
The renewed licence schedule lists the models and classifications below. A1 means UV Transmittance Class A and Solar Factor Class 1; B1 means UV Transmittance Class B and Solar Factor Class 1. CS90 classification depends on the exact model. Window applications must also match the schedule.
- DiamondSIRIM Certified Grade A1
IP-D60, IP-D30 - EliteSIRIM Certified Grade A1
IP-E70, IP-E50, IP-E35, IP-E15 - UVPro 90SIRIM Certified Grade A1
UVP5590, UVP3590, UVP1590, UVP0595 - HRSIRIM Certified Grade A1
HR-7095, HR-5095, HR-3595, HR-1595 - CS90SIRIM Certified Class A1/B1
A1: CS1590, CS0590 · B1: CS7090, CS5590, CS3090 - CS8080UV Transmittance Class B · Solar Factor Class 2 (B2)
CS8080
How to compare a certified tint
Ask which exact series and shade will be installed, whether it appears on the current certificate schedule, and whether its stated application fits your glazing. Compare visible light transmission (VLT), solar performance, test method and warranty.
For a building, review the selected film with the existing glass and project specification. The certificate names road-vehicle glazing; GBI or ESG submissions require separate, project-specific performance evidence.
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