Technical insights on PE protective film materials, adhesives, and surface protection science.
Store PE protective film at 15-30°C and 40-70% humidity, away from sunlight, vertically on end, in original packaging for up to 12 months. Heat, UV, and dry air are the three main enemies – this guide explains how each damages film and how to avoid it. Read More →
Aluminum and composite panels need low-to-medium tack PE film matched to the surface finish: anodized and PVDF-coated panels need low tack, while mill-finish accepts medium. This guide covers tack ratings by surface type, ACP fabrication requirements, and the failure modes that damage expensive finishes. Read More →
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 →
