Adhesive tack is the bonding strength between protective film and surface, measured in grams per 25mm width. This guide explains low, medium, and high tack ranges, common testing methods, and how to choose the right level for your surface. Read More →
PE film is best for most metal and panel applications, PET film excels in high-temperature and electronics uses, and PVC suits deep-draw forming. This side-by-side comparison helps you choose the right material for your application. Read More →
Protective film for stainless steel should be low to medium tack (50–400 g/25mm) and 50–70 microns thick, matched to the surface finish. This buyer guide covers tack levels, roll specifications, and ordering checklists. Read More →
Choosing the right PE protective film comes down to five factors: surface material, tack level, film thickness, exposure duration, and environmental conditions. This guide walks you through each factor so you can order the correct film with confidence. Read More →
