What Is a Prismatic Film?
Prismatic film is a type of optical film endowed with minuscule prism structures that refract light, enabling it to produce various visual effects. This film can scatter light to achieve a gloss effect, create rainbow-like color spectrums, and generate specific patterns. It also has applications in security, where certain characters or images become visible only when viewed from particular angles.
Employed across diverse domains, prismatic film is used for both aesthetic and functional purposes, including in decorative elements for wallpapers, furniture, and automobiles, as well as in security measures for identity cards, passports, and anti-counterfeiting labels. Its benefits extend to advanced design potential, enhanced security features, and durability. Additionally, environmentally friendly variants of prismatic film, which are recyclable, have been developed, aligning with sustainable practices.