PROTECTIVE FILMS

Discover our diverse array of protective films and their unique characteristics:

LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene): LDPE is the most prevalent protective film material, derived from polyethylene, the ubiquitous plastic. Featuring versatility, LDPE films cater to various applications owing to their myriad types.

COEX (Co-Extruded LDPE): Co-Ex LDPE merges multiple plastic layers concurrently into a single film sheet. For instance, combinations like black and white layers leverage distinct properties such as UV reflection and absorption, enhancing overall UV protection efficacy.

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Recognized as a widely-used plastic, PVC films boast elasticity and a smooth surface, making them ideal for diverse applications, including metal forming.

PP (Polypropylene): Engineered for high-heat scenarios, PP films maintain dimensional stability, retaining their shape and size without the stretching tendencies observed in PVC films.

PO (Polyolefin): Employed on painted metal surfaces and acrylic glass, PO films offer protective solutions tailored to specific applications.

Paper: Surprisingly, paper emerges as a viable surface protection film. With dimensional stability and absorbent properties, paper films provide a reliable shield in various scenarios.