Specialty Medical Window Film for Lab Research & Study on Rodents

RC-3 VIVARIUM WINDOW FILM

RC-3 Vivarium Film (formally called Rose Chocolate) is used on glass and clear polycarbonate materials to filter out the UV blue-green light spectrum (200-580um).  Successful applications of RC-3 create controlled light conditions for lab situations such as: nocturnal animals living in cages.  Usage for, but not limited to: lab windows, doors, cages, cubicles, light fixtures, and bulb covers.  RC-3 is constructed of laminated dyed color polyester films designed for the control of specific spectral light and transmission levels and heat treated with UV inhibitors.  RC-3 is then laminated with an acrylic adhesive for applications to glass and poly-carbonates and coated with a scratch resistant coating.  Wavelength readings are tested on the Filmstar Report Generator (Spectrogard Model 96).  Scratch coating tests are per AMTM D1044 "Standard Test Method for Resistance of Transparent Plastics to Surface Abrasion".   Field life is 25 to 35+ years for interior applications.

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  • Four dark brown fluorescent tubes with end caps on a light background.
  • Red fluorescent lights in a ceiling fixture
  • Laboratory setting with a person in protective gear under red lighting, inspecting containers on shelves, and using a tablet device.
  • Red-lit room with shelves and plastic containers
  • Two wooden doors with red panels, indoor setting, closed doors
  • Red tinted glass panel held above a table in a workshop environment
  • Red optical lenses on table
  • Silhouette of a hand holding a red paddle against a textured, illuminated surface.
  • Wooden double doors with red windows in a hallway.
  • Close-up of the edge of a red tinted glass panel held by a gloved hand.