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- Material: Biaxially oriented polyethylene
- Appearance: Clear or high-gloss
- Typical thickness: 18-40 um, grade dependent
- Width: Master rolls and custom slit rolls
- Surface treatment: One-side or two-side corona treatment
- Grade options: Printing, laminating, sealable or non-sealable
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Chemical resistance PET film data is meaningful only when construction, reagent, concentration, contact method, temperature, and exposure time are defined. It applies to PET/BOPET base film, coated PET, and adhesive-backed protective film. Compare appearance, haze, mechanical retention, coating integrity, and peel behavior after exposure. Actual-substrate testing should confirm sensitive coatings, repeated cleaning, or delayed removal.
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- Material: APET / thermoforming PET
- Supply form: roll or sheet
- Common thickness: 150–1200 μm
- Color: clear, transparent, or custom tint
- Surface: smooth, glossy forming surface
- Main use: trays, blisters, clamshells, lids, inserts
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Clear protective film temperature is meaningful only when film construction, adhesive system, exposure temperature, exposure time, substrate, cooling, and post-heat checks are defined. This reference applies mainly to clear PET- or PE-based temporary protective films in heated processing or controlled storage. Use tested-grade or typical values for screening, then confirm peel, dimensional change, haze, edge condition, adhesive transfer, and removal on representative samples.
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- Material: PETor PE
- Color: Clear or matte
- Adhesive: Acrylic
- Tack Level: Low to medium
- Thickness: 50-100 microns
- Supply Form: Rolls, sheets, die-cut pieces
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This ASTM E1745 technical data explains how a polyethylene film vapor retarder should be reviewed below concrete slabs. It separates standard limits from typical references, lot-specific results, and project-confirmed values for thickness, water vapor permeance, tensile strength, puncture resistance, conditioned performance, and traceability. Final acceptance should use the submitted grade, current reports, and a representative mock-up under intended project conditions.
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- Material: PET substrate with ITO conductive layer
- Conductive Side: Single-side ITO coating
- Sheet Resistance: 10-15, 30-50, 80-120 ohm/sq
- Light Transmittance: Typically >=82%
- Film Thickness: 125 um or 175 um PET
- Format: ITO PET roll or ITO PET sheet
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- Material: hard-coated transparent PET film
- Thickness: 50-188 um, selected by coating grade
- Surface: clear gloss, low-haze hardcoat
- Hardcoat side: first visible surface
- Options: printable reverse, liner, adhesive-backed format
- Supply: slit rolls, sheets, die-cut overlay blanks
