Protective films safeguard surface integrity

Protective films are designed to guard critical surfaces from scratching, marring and abrasions. When you think about protective films, you may envision the film found on a new appliance or an electronic device or the material you use to cover and protect flooring while painting, etc. The reality though is that protective films are used far more often than one might think. Protective films are used to protect surfaces from scratching, scraping, wear/tears and abrasions. They are coated with a pressure-sensitive clean peel release adhesive which adheres to and protects the surface completely and effortlessly throughout each phase of production. Coated with a pressure sensitive clean peel adhesive, protective films adhere to and protect your products completely throughout each phase of production. Protective Films: Need to know Film Types: Polyethylene: Low, Medium, High and Linear Low Density Co-Extruded Films: Black/White, Silver/White and custom co-extrusion UV Protective Films Polypropylene Films: ideal for heat resistant applications Blended Films Low Gel Films Unique films available upon request (i.e. Anti-Stat, Fire Retardant, PET) Film Colors Clear (Transparent) Colored/Tinted Films White (Opaque) Black/White and Silver/White (Co-Extruded Film) Other colors available upon request Customization: Capabilities to tailor the adhesives, coatings and/or printing to the application. Converting Options: Roll lengths: 50 ft up to 15,000 ft Roll Slitting: 1" up to 80" Roll Perforating: 3" up to 78" Perforation Direction: Regular or Longitudinal Custom Rewind: Regular or Reverse Packaging Options: Branding Plastic cores available for clean room applications Material can be bagged for added protection Protective Film Industry Overview Protective films can be adopted across divers applications and industries including: Metals Appliances Building/Construction Automotive Plastic/Polycarbonate Carpet/Flooring Laminates/Solid Surfaces Optical/Display Furniture / Cabinetry Transportation