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    • Material: removable PE protective film
    • Surfaces: acrylic sheet, PMMA, plexiglass, smooth plastic sheet
    • Colors: clear, blue, white, black-white, printed
    • Thickness: 30-100 um by grade
    • Adhesion: low, medium or adjusted tack
    • Format: slit rolls with confirmed core and winding direction
  • Laser Cut Plastic Film

    • Material: PET, polyester, polycarbonate, polyimide, or custom technical film
    • Color: clear, translucent, matte, black, or custom tinted
    • Common thickness: 25-250 microns
    • Supply form: roll, sheet, slit roll, or converted format
    • Surface option: plain, coated, adhesive-backed, or linered
    • Typical use: stencil cutting, insulation parts, overlays, and protective processing
  • Polyester Film For Lamination

    • Material: PET base film with EVA adhesive layer
    • Finish: Clear gloss or clear matte
    • Thickness: 25um-250um roll thickness
    • Temperature: 90C-120C typical range
    • Optical Data: >=90% light transmittance, <=3.0% haze for clear gloss grade
    • Use: Thermal print lamination and printed material protection
  • High Temperature Clear Plastic Film

    • Material: Clear PET backing with silicone adhesive
    • Color: Transparent clear
    • Heat Reference: Around 150 C short-term exposure
    • Test Option: 150 C / 30 min oven exposure
    • Adhesion: Low to medium tack
    • Format: Roll film with optional PET liner
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    • Material: heat-stabilized PET polyester film
    • Thickness: 50 um, 75 um, 100 um, 125 um, 175 um
    • Surface: corona treated, primer coated, or chemically treated
    • Color: clear, slightly hazy, or white
    • Ink fit: silver ink, carbon ink, dielectric ink
    • Uses: flexible circuits, printed sensors, RFID antennas, membrane switches
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    • Common supply form: jumbo roll, slit roll, sheet, or die-cut parts
    • Appearance: clear transparent film for visible bonding areas
    • Typical film base: PET clear film or heat-resistant specialty film construction
    • Adhesive direction: clear acrylic bonding grade or process-matched adhesive system
    • Typical use: transparent bonding, lamination, masking, and insulation
    • Order style: factory production for industrial converting projects
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    • Common thickness:20-300 um, ACP grades often 20-150 um
    • Available width:300-3000 mm, slit rolls for panel lamination lines
    • Resin options:EAA, EVA, PES, PO, and modified polyolefin
    • Color:Transparent, translucent, milky white, or resin-dependent
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