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To meet the needs of a variety of customers and industries, our protective films can be outfitted with a few different kinds of adhesive: Water-based: environmentally friendly and water-soluble, these adhesives create film that is quickly and easily removed Solvent-based: films with this kind of adhesive are resistant to aging and are convenient for the end-user to remove, produced using acrylic acid and an organic solvent Rubber-based: with a high cohesion and little residual glue, rubber-based adhesive is perfect for protective film applications and can use both natural and synthetic rubber. No two surfaces are the same, which is why our protection films come in a variety of adhesives, materials, gauges, lengths, widths, and tack to cater to any customer. Protective Film for Vehicles: Protect interior and exterior parts on automobiles, marine and other vehicles from scratching, abrasion and contamination with the right protective film. Protect critical surfaces from tim...

  What are the different types of protective film, and what are the differences between them? LDPE, or low-density polyethylene is the most common type of protective film. It is made from polyethylene, which is the most common type of plastic. As you might guess from the name, there is also a high-density version of polyethylene (HDPE), which is heavier, less flexible, and less elastic—and therefore, not as useful for making protective film. LDPE film comes in a variety of types, which allows it to be used for many different applications. COEX, or Co-Ex LDPE, is short for co-extruded low-density polyethylene. Co-extrusion means that two or more layers of plastic are created simultaneously and formed together into a single sheet of film. For example, one common co-ex combines a layer of black plastic with a top layer of white plastic. This allows you to take advantage of the different characteristics of each layer, such as combining UV reflection (white) with UV absorption (blac...