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- Material:PET polyester film
- Coating side:Single side, double side, or differential A/B side
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- Color:Clear, translucent, milky white, or customized appearance
- Release force: 3–150 gf/in, adjusted by adhesive system
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- Material: PET base film
- Finish: clear, matte, or ultra-matte
- Surface Function: anti-smudge and easy-clean
- Thickness: customizable by end use
- Adhesive: silicone, acrylic, OCA, or non-tacky
- Supply Form: jumbo roll, slit roll, or sheet
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- Material: PE or PET protective film
- Color: clear, translucent, black & white
- Thickness: 50–100 microns typical
- Adhesive: water-based acrylic or acrylic PSA
- Width: custom slit rolls and sheet formats
- Use stage: fabrication, transport, installation, renovation
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- Adhesive thickness: 25-250 um
- Color: Water-clear transparent
- Adhesive: Optical-grade acrylic PSA
- Liners: Differential PET release films
- Formats: Rolls, sheets, die-cut parts
- Bonding surfaces: Glass, PET, PMMA, PC
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- Material: PE protective film
- Common thickness: 30–100 microns
- Standard colors: clear, blue, black & white
- Adhesion level: low to medium tack
- Typical widths: 200–1600 mm
- Main use: temporary appliance surface protection
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- Material: PE surface protection film
- Adhesive: removable acrylic system
- Color: clear, blue, black & white
- Thickness: standard and custom options
- Printing: plain or logo printable
- Use: temporary protection for plastic sheets
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- Common thickness: 12–250 microns
- Material type: PET / polyester film
- Color options: clear, white, black, matte, translucent
- Supply format: rolls, sheets, kiss-cut parts, full-cut parts
- Surface structure: plain, coated, adhesive-backed, liner laminated
- Typical uses: insulation parts, overlays, stencil film, masking, custom components
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Conventional PET and BOPET films commonly show a polyester film melting temperature of about 245-260 C by DSC. The reported onset, peak, or endset varies with grade, orientation, thermal history, and scan conditions. Use it for base-film identification, not as a finished-film service limit. Confirm adhesive, coating, surface, dwell, and removal behavior under intended conditions.
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The COF of PET film describes resistance when a defined surface starts and continues sliding against another surface. This reference applies to uncoated, coated, treated and PET-based protective film used in unwinding, slitting, laminating and die cutting. Each result must be read with its tested sides, method, load and conditioning history. Equipment compatibility, adhesive behavior and removal performance still require sample testing on the actual material and process.
