01 · PET
Silicone PET Protective Film
Ultra-low tack down to 1.5 gf/25mm — the range that is hardest to hold stable batch after batch.
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Choose the material family first. Then confirm the grade.
Protective film, process masking or bonding tape — start with the job you need the material to do. Each product page shows the published grades and the evidence behind the numbers.
- 7
- material families
- 125
- published grades
- Data sheet + sample
- before you order
Seven material families
Find the family that matches the job.
If you already know the material name, start here. If you only know the process problem, use the Applications page instead.
02 · PET
Green Polyester Masking Tape
Masks through soldering, plating and paint bake, then comes off clean. 200 °C for 30 minutes.
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03 · Polyimide
Polyimide (PI) Tape
The highest-temperature masking step. No residue at 200 °C for a full hour, stated with dwell time.
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04 · PET
Acrylic PET Protective Film
Acrylic adhesive on a low-VOC system. Single-layer grades wind bubble-free.
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05 · Acrylic foam / PET
Acrylic Foam and Light-Blocking Tapes
The same tape reads 23–31 N/25mm on steel, PC and ABS — but only 7.3–13 on PE. Four substrates published, so you can quote against the one you actually bond to.
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06 · PET film / tissue / PET mesh
Double-Sided Tapes
Peel is only one third of the answer. Every grade here is published with initial tack and holding power as well — 8 grades from 0.03 to 0.15 mm.
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07 · PE film
PE Protective Film
35 grades from 1 to 1000 gf/25mm — including two adhesive-free cling grades. The widest tack ladder in the range.
See grades and test dataNot sure of the material name?
You do not need a complete specification to start.
Tell us what the material touches, what happens next on the line, and what is going wrong. We will narrow the options before asking you to compare grades.
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Start from the process
Use the Applications page when your starting point is a scratch, residue, heat or bonding problem.
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Send what you use now
A grade, photo, data sheet or physical sample is enough for us to begin comparing.
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Check the evidence
Review the published test conditions and data gaps before choosing a grade.
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Test it on your line
Request the closest sample and confirm it in your own process before ordering.
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Tell us the job. We will help narrow the material.
Send the substrate, process temperature, current material or the problem you are seeing. You can ask for a technical data sheet, quotation or sample from the same form.
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