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- Structure: square, diamond or diagonal grid options
- Thickness: grade-dependent industrial range
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- Formats: roll stock, sheet, slit roll, cut-to-size.
- Thickness: 0.05 mm-2.00 mm typical range.
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- Color: clear, translucent, matte, black, or custom tinted
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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
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- Materials: PE, PVC, PET and PETG
- Thickness: 30 um-600 um by grade
- Finishes: clear, matte, high gloss, wood grain, skin-feel
- Format: slit rolls, jumbo rolls or custom rolls
- Uses: MDF, cabinet, wardrobe and tabletop panels
- Checks: peel force, residue, edge lifting, color consistency
