Imagine if all our possessions were coated with a diamond-hard shell, making them impervious to scratches, wear, and stubborn stains. While we don't live in Tony Stark's laboratory, modern surface protection films offer the next best thing for safeguarding critical surfaces from damage.
Finding protective films that are both easy to apply and remove can be challenging. Grafix Plastics addresses this need with a range of versatile surface protection films designed for various industrial applications. Unlike typical self-adhesive films that tend to tangle, Grafix's products feature convenient release paper backing, allowing them to be cut to any required sheet size or supplied in rolls for maximum flexibility.
Grafix offers several standard surface protection films to meet diverse application needs:
This 0.002-inch (approximately 0.05mm) polypropylene-based film features ultra-removable adhesive that provides secure attachment without leaving residue. Its low resin content ensures excellent transparency, while the polypropylene substrate offers superior chemical resistance.
Similar to LTC in thickness and substrate, this matte-finished film provides enhanced scratch resistance during handling and processing while maintaining excellent chemical resistance.
This 0.001-inch (approximately 0.025mm) matte polyester film features stronger removable adhesive, making it ideal for painting and coating processes. The matte surface offers scratch resistance, while the polyester substrate ensures chemical durability.
Beyond standard products, Grafix provides customized surface protection materials tailored to specific requirements in adhesion, thickness, color, and special properties like anti-static, UV resistance, laser resistance, or flame retardancy. All standard films use thin paper release liners for versatile processing, though custom linerless rolls are available.
| Specification/Performance | Low Tack Clear (LTC) | Low Tack Matte (LTM) | Extra Tack Matte (ETM) | Tolerance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical Properties | |||||
| Facestock | PP, .0025″/65um | PP, .0025″/65um | PET .002″/50um | +/-5% | ASTM D 3653 |
| Adhesive | .001″/25um | .001″/25um | .001″/25um | +/-10% | |
| Release Liner | Coated Kraft | Coated Kraft | Coated Paper | +/-5% | |
| Tear Strength | 270 mN | 270 mN | - | ||
| Burst Strength (Mullen) | 155 kpa | 155 kpa | - | ||
| PSA Adhesion | |||||
| Low Tack | Low (3N/25mm²) | Low (3N/25mm²) | - | ||
| Medium Tack | - | - | Medium (58N/m) | ||
| Performance Characteristics | |||||
| Minimum Application Temperature | 40°F / 5°C | 40°F / 5°C | 40°F / 5°C | ||
| Service Temperature Range | -40°F to 140°F / -40°C to 60°C | -40°F to 140°F / -40°C to 60°C | -20°F to 140°F / -30°C to 60°C | ||
| Moisture Resistance | Good | Good | Good | ||
| Outdoor Weathering | Excellent | Excellent | Good | Note: Facestock not UV stable | |
| Heat Resistance | Moderate | Moderate | Good | ||
| pH | Neutral | Neutral | Neutral |
Traditionally, no. The adhesive coating and release liner would contaminate polymer recycling processes, while the plastic film facestock would contaminate paper liner recycling. These materials typically require disposal as industrial waste.
To a limited degree. The films will stretch before breaking but aren't completely tear-proof.
No. The only biodegradable film products currently available are cellulose acetate films and sheets.
Not ideally. They're designed for surface protection rather than extreme temperature exposure. However, custom pressure-sensitive adhesive films optimized for specific high or low temperature environments can be produced to meet minimum order quantities.
No. Their polyolefin substrates lack excellent heat resistance, and the adhesive coatings aren't suitable for electrical applications. For electrical uses, polyester film products are recommended.
While physically safe for direct or indirect skin contact, the films lack formal certification for this purpose.
No. Other film types including cellulose acetate, specific polyester films, HDPE, and polypropylene may be suitable for food contact applications and can be provided as custom orders with sufficient production quantities.
Not recommended. Prolonged moisture exposure can compromise adhesion. Outdoor use requires additional protective layers to prevent moisture exposure.
Designed for environments below 65°C (140°F). Higher temperatures soften the adhesive, while temperatures above 140°C cause the film to lose orientation, becoming wrinkled and soft. Alternative matte film options are available for high-temperature applications.
No. The single-sided adhesive coating interferes with material preservation. While pH neutral and removable, these films are designed for temporary lamination and surface protection rather than archival use.
Most films are compatible with screen printing, though testing with ink suppliers is recommended. The films aren't suitable for digital printing methods like inkjet or laser printing.
Beyond surface protection films, Grafix offers innovative film products for broader applications:
Ultra-thin carrier films coated with permanent adhesive on both sides for strong bonding in various mounting applications.
Soft, polished flexible vinyl material that adheres through static electricity without adhesive residue.
Engineered to shape the brightness of point light sources like LEDs, creating softer, more uniform lighting when placed in front of light sources.
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