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is a 23µ m clear polyester film double coated with a special formulated silicone adhesive on the closed side and an acrylic adhesive on the open side, with 110µm total thickness excluding liners. The product has a siliconised paper liner on the acrylic side, and a fluoro siliconised PET liner on the silicone adhesive side. APPLICATIONS Bonds silicone substrates like elastomer joints, foams, gaskets and profiles. Bonds silicone rubber profile or weather strips on to high surface energy materials such as metal, engineered plastics, glass or wood. Bonds difficult to adhere to surfaces. Serves as a splicing tape to join specially siliconised surfaces like silicone release films, foils or papers. High or low temperature gasket sealing. PRODUCT BENEFITS Differential adhesive formulations. The acrylic adhesive provides an immediate high bond to high surface energy materials. The silicone adhesive a permanent one to silicone and siliconised substrates. Excellent chemical resistance.

You can count on us for precision work, from less than one gram to complete or semi-finished products of up to about 2.5 kilograms. We work with the most diverse plastics: from commodity plastics to engineering plastics and high engineering plastics.

Transparency, excellent toughness, thermal stability and a very good dimensional stability make Polycarbonate (PC) one of the most widely used engineering thermoplastics. Compact discs, riot shields, vandal proof glazing, baby feeding bottles, electrical components, safety helmets and headlamp lenses are all typical applications for PC. Polycarbonate is most commonly formed with the reaction of bis-phenol A (produced through the condensation of phenol with acetone under acidic conditions) with carbonyl chloride in an interfacial process. PC falls into the polyester family of plastics. Polycarbonate remains one of the fastest growing engineering plastics as new applications are defined; global demand for PC exceeds 1.5 million tons. Polycarbonate is available in a number of different grades dependent on the application and chosen processing method.