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- Width: Slit roll or master roll, custom width available
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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: PET / BOPET polyester film
- Color: Deep matte black
- Typical Thickness: 25 um to 188 um
- Surface: One-side matte or two-side matte
- Main Functions: Light blocking, insulation, die cutting
- Typical Uses: Labels, gaskets, spacers, shielding parts
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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: Clear BOPET / polyester
- Surface: Glossy clear side
- Thickness: 12-100 um
- Common grades: 23 um, 36 um, 50 um
- Format: Jumbo or slit rolls
- Treatment: Corona or top-coated option
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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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- 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
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- Base film: clear PET liner
- Thickness: 12-100 um
- Width: slit or jumbo roll
- Color: transparent or light translucent
- Coating: silicone release layer
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