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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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Protective film for laser engraving can protect acrylic, anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and coated panels from handling scratches, smoke deposits, and workshop contamination, but the original film should not automatically remain during processing. The decision depends on the laser source, engraving mode, carrier material, adhesive chemistry, surface finish, equipment setting, and planned removal time. The main validation standard is not whether the engraving is visible; it is whether the film stays controlled during the run and can be removed after cooling without unacceptable adhesive transfer, haze, gloss change, coating lift, or fragments around fine details. Testing on the actual substrate is recommended before full use.
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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
- Structure:Glassine release paper or linerless roll format
- Main use:Aluminum panel bonding, aluminum honeycomb, ACP, and profile lamination
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PET film puncture resistance describes how a defined PET, coated PET, or adhesive-backed PET construction responds to a controlled penetrating load. The result may include peak force, probe penetration, energy to failure, and the visible break pattern. These values support comparison of films exposed to sharp edges, local pressure, handling, or converting stress, but only under matched specimen and equipment conditions. Surface compatibility and removal behavior must be confirmed with the actual sample before full use. Puncture resistance is only one failure mode; the PET film properties comparison guide explains how to review tensile strength, elongation, thickness, shrinkage, optical properties, and surface behavior alongside puncture data.
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- 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
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- Material: PE protective film
- Adhesive: low tack acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive
- Common Colors: blue, clear, translucent
- Common Thickness: 40–80 microns
- Common Roll Width: 24 mm to 1240 mm
- Typical Use: temporary protection for window glass and smooth frames
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- Base film: flexible LDPE or application-specific HDPE
- Coating: single-side, double-side, or differential release
- Release level: easy, medium, or tight grade
- Supply format: master rolls or custom slit rolls
- Roll setup: core size and silicone side in or out confirmed
- Uses: tape, label, foam adhesive, and hygiene-material converting
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- Material: PE / polyethylene film with removable pressure-sensitive adhesive
- Thickness: commonly 30-120 um, depending on grade
- Adhesion: low tack, medium tack, and high tack options
- Colors: clear, blue, white, black-white, or printed film
- Roll format: custom slit width, roll length, core size, and winding direction
- Use: temporary surface protection during stamping, bending, shearing, handling, and transport
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- Material: optical PET with AF oleophobic surface
- Surface options: clear, matte, anti-glare
- Common thickness: 75 um, 100 um, 125 um
- Color: transparent or light matte
- Format: sheet or custom die-cut size
- Application: phone, tablet, POS and terminal screens
