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An Anti-Microbial Window and Protective Film For Your Car

David Lee, CEO, Jasa Sarjana Sdn Bhd

17-Mar-21 20:30

An Anti-Microbial Window and Protective Film For Your Car

In this featured interview, we speak to David Lee, the CEO of Jasa Sarjana - a company that specializes in window tints and films. Recently, the company has gained the sole distribution rights to a rather interesting brand of window film called ICE-μ. The brand hails from Japan and makes a product called Rivex Rikeguard - Japan’s No.1 antiviral & antibacterial film. With complete certifications on its anti-microbial and anti-bacterial properties, this protective film is used on more than just cars - it's also present in trains and train stations across Japan. David tells us more about his business, the details of Rivex Rikeguard, and how you can get them fitted to your car.

Visit www.ice-u.com.my to find out more, and read the article on dsf.my.

Produced by: Daniel Fernandez

Presented by: Daniel Fernandez, Ariff Roose


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Categories:  EntrpreneurshipAutoBusiness Analysis

Tags:  Jasa SarjanaWindow FilmTintingProtective FilmCOVID-19Anti-bacterialAnti-Microbial





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