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Carpet protection during construction should be managed as a jobsite process, not a simple covering task. It applies when installed carpet remains during fit-out, painting, punch-list work, furniture installation, or repeated trade traffic. Key risks are embedded grit, spills, edge lifting, wrinkles, puncture, adhesion growth, adhesive transfer, and fiber disturbance. Selection should reflect carpet construction, cleanliness, traffic, planned dwell, environment, application method, and an actual-carpet trial.
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Polyester film water absorption is the percentage mass increase of a PET specimen after controlled water exposure. This TDS covers bare, treated, coated, and adhesive-backed PET constructions. Interpret results with thickness, conditioning, water temperature, exposure duration, and construction. Reference data can screen materials, but confirm the actual grade and finished structure by representative testing.
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- Material: PET polyester film with pressure-sensitive adhesive
- Typical film thickness: 25 / 36 / 50 / 75 / 100 microns
- Adhesive options: acrylic or silicone
- Color options: clear, blue, milky, matte black, or custom
- Supply form: log rolls, slit rolls, sheets, or die-cut pieces
- Common uses: insulation, masking, surface protection, lamination, and converting
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Protective film for painted sheet goods should be selected around the full processing route, not from film thickness or initial tack alone. Pre-painted steel, coated aluminum, PCM/VCM panels, roofing sheet, cladding and other finished metal can be exposed to scratches, trapped particles, edge lifting, wrinkles, adhesive transfer and visible surface marking during slitting, punching, bending, roll forming, stamping, storage and shipment. A reliable approval plan starts with the actual coating and finish, then checks application conditions, deformation severity, dwell time and removal stage. Sample testing and a production-representative trial are recommended before full use.
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- Common widths: 500 mm-1500 mm rolls
- Color options: blue, white, clear, black
- Base material: flame-retardant PE film
- Surface type: smooth or anti-slip embossed
- Thickness range: 80-1000 um
- Main use: temporary site surface covering
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- Thickness: 100um / 0.1mm / approx. 4 mil
- Material: PET polyester film roll
- Color: Clear standard, other finishes on request
- Surface: Untreated, one-side corona, or two-side corona
- Roll format: Custom width, length, 76mm or 152mm core ID, roll OD
- Uses: Die-cutting, insulation parts, labels, adhesive coating, lamination
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- Material: PE / LDPE based anti-static film
- Appearance: clear or pink tinted
- Typical thickness: 1 mil to 6 mil
- Supply form: rolls, sheets, liners, tubing, bag stock
- Processing: heat sealable on suitable grades
- Main use: electronics packaging and clean handling
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- Common widths:24 in, 36 in, 48 in, or custom roll width
- Common length:200 ft per roll, custom length available
- Film material:PE / LDPE temporary closure film
- Adhesive:water-based acrylic adhesive, medium tack or high tack
- Color options:blue for visibility, clear for inspection
- Use area:open ductwork, air duct, vent opening, and HVAC fixture protection
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Laser cutting stainless steel with film is most reliable when the protective layer, stainless steel finish, lamination method, laser process, part geometry, and removal timing are validated as one system. This guide addresses bubbling at pierce points, lifting along cut paths, film shrinkage, surface contamination, scratches, adhesive transfer, and difficult removal on 2B, BA, mirror, brushed, hairline, and coated stainless steel. It is intended for sheet-metal processing where the film remains on the plate during cutting and may continue through bending, stacking, storage, or transport. The main acceptance test is a production-representative trial on the actual surface, machine, and removal schedule.
