The Benefits of PE Protective Films

An interesting thing about protective films is that they were originally developed for military applications. Back in the 1960s, the US Department of Defense realized that their helicopter blades would not escape damage caused by airborne debris. This problem eventually inspired the creation of a protective layer that was designed to be transparent, lightweight, and strong enough to prevent damage to military equipment in use. In this article, we will cover the benefits of PE protective film to help you decide whether to purchase PE protective film.

Materials used to make Polyethylene Protective Film

The following are some of the specific types of materials, mainly plastics, that are commonly used to make Polyethylene Protective Film.

• LDPE films have enhanced elasticity and flexibility and are usually light in weight

• Polyvinyl chloride is smooth and relatively flexible, making it ideal for metal surface protection

• Polypropylene is less flexible and stays strong even at higher temperatures

Polyethylene Protective Film for Glass    

• Polyolefins work very well with glass or painted metal, some variants are used for packaging.

• Co-extruded, low-density polyethylene offers a higher level of protection through the use of layering techniques.

• Paper is often used to protect against damage from very low impact.

A Polyethylene Protective Film is a material that protects vulnerable surfaces: minor or moderate wear scratches and so on. An example of this is a vehicle. Protective films help to protect cars from wear and tear and other more rare damage caused by everyday use. There are several styles to choose from, each designed for a variety of applications, and they often vary in thickness, material, and adhesive strength. Based on various combinations of these properties, these protective films can be used appropriately in a variety of scenarios to provide protection.

Polyethylene Protective Film & Foam

Surface protection - Removal of adhesive-free residues

Polyethylene Protective Film from NB Technology protect all types of parts at all stages of the manufacturing cycle, whether used internally or externally.

• Protection against dust and scratches

• Impact protection: high and low viscosity fabrics and foams

• Productivity: customized cutting and forming for easy integration into your processes

Polyethylene Protective Film for Windows and Doors

• Reduced non-quality costs

• Removal of adhesive-free residues: qualification of film/surface combinations according to the most stringent tests

• Whether applied manually or automatically, the NB series protects all types of surfaces

Temporarily bonded Polyethylene Protective Film - high and low bonding

● Static PE films

● Foams and fabrics

● Special products - selective bonding

Protect all your surfaces with low-tack Polyethylene Protective Film

NB's low-tack polyethylene protective film is used for surface protection in a wide range of applications in the manufacturing and industrial markets. For example, our protective films are used to cover and protect the surfaces of manufactured parts, particularly in the automotive and household appliance industries. They are also widely used by manufacturers of metal and plastic sheets.

Our full range of protective films has been used to protect a variety of finished surfaces such as polished or painted metals, textured surfaces, glass, and plastics. Through NB's expertises, it is guaranteed that no adhesive residues will be left on any type of surface. If you are not sure which type of protective film is right for your needs, we will work with you to test options or customize a solution to meet your needs.

Let us help you find the best temporary surface Polyethylene Protective Film for your needs. Welcome to contact us today or visit our website to learn more about the Polyethylene Protective Film.