Market ledger · Private label 001
Window-film manufacturers openly serve private-label and OEM customers. This ledger documents that market without guessing which factory sits behind a particular box.
Private labeling is not evidence of poor quality or misconduct. The questions are who made the product, who warranties it, whether revisions are traceable and whether each claimed relationship can be documented.
Madico's November 2025 leadership announcement names a Director of Key Accounts & Private Label, Window Film, and says the role leads private-label program strategy. Madico separately identifies itself as a window-film manufacturer.
The announcement does not identify Madico's private-label customers or map a customer brand to a specific film family.
MaxPro's company page describes its North Carolina manufacturing facility and lists an East Coast Sales Manager and Director of Private Label Accounts. This is direct first-party evidence of private-label activity.
MaxPro does not name the customer accounts or identify which customer film families it manufactures.
Nexfil identifies itself as a specialist window-film manufacturer and invites OEM/ODM inquiries concerning production partnerships, product development, pricing and supply terms.
Its public page does not name the brands supplied through those arrangements.
Global Hi-Tech describes itself as a vertically integrated window-film manufacturer and says it is a trusted manufacturer for top brands in U.S., European and other global markets.
The statement does not name those brands, so it proves the business model—not a specific supply relationship.
ASWF confirms the Erickson International factory. Two public employment directories independently identify an ASWF role responsible for international sales and private label. Because the private-label detail is not on an ASWF corporate page, we grade the channel as corroborated rather than confirmed.
An ASWF private-label services page, customer announcement, contract or attributable company statement.
Similar specifications, packaging, installer reports or overlapping personnel can produce useful leads. None independently proves that a particular manufacturer coated a particular branded film.
Product-level evidence such as a contract, invoice, certificate, SDS, warranty record, shipping document or attributable confirmation from either party.
Installer groups contain recurring claims about factories, imports and house brands. We use those discussions to find questions and documents—not to publish anonymous assertions as fact. Private member names, screenshots and verbatim comments are withheld.
This is a living evidence ledger, not a final accusation. Status labels change when the underlying record changes.