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- Surfaces: acrylic sheet, PMMA, plexiglass, smooth plastic sheet
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- Adhesion: low, medium or adjusted tack
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- Material: PETor PE
- Color: Clear or matte
- Adhesive: Acrylic
- Tack Level: Low to medium
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- Material: PE-based monoaxially oriented film
- Appearance: Transparent, gloss, matte or application-specific finish
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- Backing: PE, PP, PET or woven reinforced film
- Adhesive: high-tack acrylic PSA
- Thickness: 70-250 um by grade
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- Roll: slit or wide rolls, 3 inch core
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