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| + | Clear film added to the surface of glass. Glazing films, or laminates, can provide scratch resistance, UV blocking, a printable surface and/or change transparency. | ||
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Revision as of 08:49, 4 March 2023
Description
Clear film added to the surface of glass. Glazing films, or laminates, can provide scratch resistance, UV blocking, a printable surface and/or change transparency.
Examples of some laminate films include:
| Tradenames | Composition | Thickness (micron) | Adhesion | Texture | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lintec | Polyester | 25, 238, 50, 100 | PSA | Gloss | Hard coat |
| Lintec | ETFE fluoropolymer | 50 | PSA | Gloss | Excellent outdoor durability |
| Lintec | Acrylic | 50 | PSA | Gloss or matte | Excellent transparency; flat or curved surfaces |
| Lintec | Polyolefin | 70 | Gloss | Provides UV protection | |
| Envision by 3M | Polyolefin | 2 mils | Heat (50 to 100 F) | Gloss or matte | Provides UV protection |
| Gallery Guard by Quality media | Polyolefin | 2 mils | PSA acrylic (ultraclear); no heat is recommended. | Eliminates glare |
Synonyms and Related Terms
laminate film; window film