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- Material: Biaxially oriented polyester (BOPET)
- Thickness: Available in custom thicknesses ranging from 0.05mm to 0.5mm
- Color: Clear, with options for custom tinting
- UV Resistance: High-level UV blocking and stabilizer additives
- Durability: Excellent resistance to weathering, chemicals, and abrasion
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- Material: anti-static treated PET polyester film
- Color: clear, transparent, blue tint, or custom color
- Surface option: single-side or double-side treatment
- Thickness: available in multiple converting grades
- Supply form: master rolls, slit rolls, and sheets
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- Material: PET polyester film
- Color options: clear, matte, white, black, or custom
- Common thickness: approx. 25–250 microns
- Supply format: die cut pieces, kiss-cut sheets, or roll form
- Adhesive option: single-sided, double-sided, or non-adhesive
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- Common thickness: 30–100 microns
- Standard colors: clear, blue, black & white
- Adhesion level: low to medium tack
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- Material: PET film with siliconized release surface
- Thickness: 25 / 36 / 50 / 75 / 100 micron
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