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Aluminum Metallized PET Film

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Vacuum metallized polyester film

Total thickness: (10μm to over 100μm) ±3μm
PET layer thickness: (≥1.6μm) aluminum layer (≥0.1μm)
Tensile strength: ≥30Mpa
Width: 0.5mm to 990mm
Elongation rate: ≥30% minimum
Packaging: rolls(D30), sheets, 76mm removable rolls, inverted cone packaging

Aluminum metallized PET film involves vacuum depositing aluminum onto the film's surface, which boasts a high dielectric constant, excellent insulation resistance, thermal insulation, and strong tensile properties.

Features

Suitable for uneven surfaces

Offers high flexibility

Easy to use

Applications

Flame retardant materials
Flame retardant tapes and films employs a flame-retardant backing, preventing contact between flammable substances (such as motor oil, lubricants, etc.) and high-temperature components, thereby reducing the risk of fire incidents in vehicles, ships, aircraft, and more. The inner side of the flame-retardant tape typically features pressure-sensitive adhesive, allowing it to wrap around pipes, valves, exhaust systems, turbochargers, etc., ensuring strong adhesion, while the flame-resistant backing on the reverse side enhances flame-retardant and insulation capabilities.

Thermal conductive materials
Insulation tape for sealing joints in pipes and ventilation ducts, preventing energy and heat loss, and improving energy efficiency.
EMI shielding tape for reducing EMI interference in electronic products.
Pipeline protection tape for safeguarding pipes against corrosion, wear, or damage.

Data transmission cable
Total Thickness: (10μm to over 100μm) ±3μm
Non-Metal Base Layer Thickness: (≥1.6μm)
Metal Layer Thickness: (≥0.1μm)
Tensile Strength: ≥30Mpa
Width: 0.5mm to 990mm
Elongation Rate: ≥30% Min
Heat Sealing Strength: 3.5KG

EMI shielding
Effective EMI shielding materials require good electrical conductivity and magnetic permeability. Common materials used for electromagnetic shielding include metals, carbon-based composites, intrinsically conducing polymers, silicone, foams, films, and fabrics, among others.