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- Conductive Side: Single-side ITO coating
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- Material: APET / thermoforming PET
- Supply form: roll or sheet
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- Color: Transparent clear
- Heat Reference: Around 150 C short-term exposure
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- Adhesive: Removable water-based acrylic adhesive
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A clear film to protect graphics should keep printed and display-facing surfaces visible while reducing scratches, dust, fingerprints, and handling marks during converting, assembly, storage, transport, or installation. Key risks are trapped particles, edge lift, adhesive transfer, ink lift, bubbles, haze, and appearance change after removal. Selection depends on contact surface, holding force, dwell, exposure, visibility, and removal stage. Because inks, coatings, acrylics, overlays, and display surfaces behave differently, representative sample testing is recommended when the surface, process, or protection time changes.
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- Material: Polyester film with silicone coating
- Coating: Single-side, double-side, differential release
- Color: Clear standard, tinted optional
- Roll format: Jumbo, slit, rewound roll
- Use: Adhesive converting, die cutting, laminating
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