Whether in gastronomy, architecture, or product design: stainless steel is one of the most popular aesthetic surface materials and is available in a wide range of finishes and qualities. NB technology offers a range of high quality protective films to effectively protect the stainless steel surface.
Whether in gastronomy, architecture, or product design: stainless steel is one of the most popular aesthetic surface materials and is available in a wide range of finishes and qualities. NB technology offers a range of high quality protective films to effectively protect the stainless steel surface.
Types of Stainless Steel Protective Films
&#; White PE Protective Film For Stainless Steel
The protective film suitable for most applications is PE protective film with a rubber adhesive layer. When the quality of the film to be used is not specified, the protective film is applied by default to the surface to be protected.
The adhesive may be transparent or blue. Transparent adhesives look white in the film. To prevent the transfer of the adhesive, protective films coated with clear adhesive should not be exposed to sunlight for more than a few hours to prevent the adhesive from breaking down and leaving a residue on the stainless steel surface when the film is peeled off. Films with black adhesive should be stabilized in the sun for several months as they absorb heat.
Protected surfaces can be cut with plasma or laser film, as it does not produce toxic or corrosive products when burned. When laser cutting, for best results, cut from the side to which no plastic is applied or use oxygen to assist in cutting from the protected side.
Protective Film for Deep Drawing
&#; Blue PVC Protective Film
Blue PVC protective film is suitable for deep-drawing applications, particularly multi-stage deep-drawing. It is a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film with a rubber adhesive layer. The film has a nominal thickness of 70 microns and is light blue in color. The protective film should be used at a temperature of 15°C to 40°C.
Do not expose the protective film to sunlight for more than a few hours as this may cause the adhesive to break down and lead to adhesive transfer, which may interfere with deep punching or leave a residue on the stainless steel surface when the film is peeled off.
Steel should not be plasma or laser cut with the protective film in place as the protective film will produce fumes containing toxic and corrosive hydrochloric acid.
The protective film should be removed from the steel after pressing at a temperature of 15°C to 40°C.
Stainless Steel Plate Protective Film
&#; Black PVC Protective Film
This stainless steel protective filmstainless steel protective film is suitable for heavy-duty roll forming and other applications where heavy-duty surface protection is required. It is a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film with an acrylic adhesive layer that provides a very high adhesive strength. The protective film should be used at temperatures between 15°C and 40°C. The protective film is weather resistant and can be exposed to sunlight for several months while providing reliable protection.
Advantages of Stainless steel Protective films
&#; PE Protective film is more environmentally friendly.
NB Technology stainless steel protective films are made from PE, which is cheaper than traditional materials, but more environmentally friendly than PVC. They reduce the amount of oil and lubricants required in the production process, thus reducing costs and increasing profitability, while helping to protect the environment.
&#; Stainless steel protection film increases productivity.
At the same time, NB Technology stainless steel protective films help to increase productivity: printed arrows and stripes help to quickly identify the direction of polishing, and the "easy peel" nature of the protective film allows for faster removal, thus speeding up the process and increasing productivity.
&#; Protective films protect against scratches and damage.
Whether polished, sanded, blasted, or honed, whether rough, 3D, or high-gloss bright annealed (BA) finishes: the adhesive strength of NB Technology's stainless steel protective film always matches the surface structure. It, therefore, provides reliable protection of the finished surface against scratches and damage throughout the subsequent processing. These special deep-drawn films for stainless steel sheets can even withstand severe deformation.
As a protection film manufacturer, NB Technology takes great pride in being able to provide you with the personalized protective film turn-key solution with our experienced R&D team and advanced facilities. If you want to get more information about the stainless steel surface protection solutions, welcome to contact us for more suitable solutions.
Metallic surfaces are not immune to damage and wear, especially during the fabrication and finishing processes. Metal surfaces can be marred by chatter marks, scratches or swirls, or contaminated by overspray, solvents, dust and the like. Potential hazards to your metal surfaces arise during:
Damage to the metal surface at any step can be costly, putting pressure on both your timeline and your bottom line. You can prevent any such damage from occurring with Surface Armor metal protection film. Our protective films provide a temporary barrier that can absorb scratches or scrapes and block any liquid or solid contaminants. The thin, disposable film can then be quickly peeled off upon delivery to the next stage of manufacturing, or to the end customers themselves. We carry Protective Films to cover almost any type of Uncoated or Powder Coated Metal even Kynar-Duranar finishes, all delivered to you in the size and shape that will best suit your needs. Protect your Metal Extrusions, Architectural Framing Systems or Metal Building Panels with our 365 Day UV Rated Low Tack High Performance Protective Films.
Adhesive Type &#; This is the product identification number of the adhesive
Tack &#; Measured in ounces per lateral inch, this defines the level of &#;stickiness&#; of a particular adhesive. Because there are many variables at play, the tack level of most adhesives will be expressed as a range of values rather than a single, specific measurement.
Material &#; This identifies the product substrate, itself (type of plastic / paper).
This table is designed to assist you in selecting which Surface Armor products you might want to evaluate for your specific application. As there are many variables involved in the relationship between a protective film and the surface it is applied to, it is usually a good idea to test two or more samples on your specific surface(s) in all phases of the intended surface protection life cycle. This guide can serve as a starting point when requesting samples.
Along the left side of the table you will find various Surface Armor tapes and films listed by their adhesive type, tack level and the material these products are made from.
The top of the table lists the various surfaces to be protected, grouped by classification.
APPLICATION SELECTOR
STYLING PREFERENCE
Types of Stainless Steel Protective Films
&#; White PE Protective Film For Stainless Steel
The protective film suitable for most applications is PE protective film with a rubber adhesive layer. When the quality of the film to be used is not specified, the protective film is applied by default to the surface to be protected.
The adhesive may be transparent or blue. Transparent adhesives look white in the film. To prevent the transfer of the adhesive, protective films coated with clear adhesive should not be exposed to sunlight for more than a few hours to prevent the adhesive from breaking down and leaving a residue on the stainless steel surface when the film is peeled off. Films with black adhesive should be stabilized in the sun for several months as they absorb heat.
Protected surfaces can be cut with plasma or laser film, as it does not produce toxic or corrosive products when burned. When laser cutting, for best results, cut from the side to which no plastic is applied or use oxygen to assist in cutting from the protected side.
Protective Film for Deep Drawing
&#; Blue PVC Protective Film
Blue PVC protective film is suitable for deep-drawing applications, particularly multi-stage deep-drawing. It is a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film with a rubber adhesive layer. The film has a nominal thickness of 70 microns and is light blue in color. The protective film should be used at a temperature of 15°C to 40°C.
Do not expose the protective film to sunlight for more than a few hours as this may cause the adhesive to break down and lead to adhesive transfer, which may interfere with deep punching or leave a residue on the stainless steel surface when the film is peeled off.
Steel should not be plasma or laser cut with the protective film in place as the protective film will produce fumes containing toxic and corrosive hydrochloric acid.
The protective film should be removed from the steel after pressing at a temperature of 15°C to 40°C.
Stainless Steel Plate Protective Film
&#; Black PVC Protective Film
This stainless steel protective film is suitable for heavy-duty roll forming and other applications where heavy-duty surface protection is required. It is a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film with an acrylic adhesive layer that provides a very high adhesive strength. The protective film should be used at temperatures between 15°C and 40°C. The protective film is weather resistant and can be exposed to sunlight for several months while providing reliable protection.
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Advantages of Stainless steel Protective films
&#; PE Protective film is more environmentally friendly.
NB Technology stainless steel protective films are made from PE, which is cheaper than traditional materials, but more environmentally friendly than PVC. They reduce the amount of oil and lubricants required in the production process, thus reducing costs and increasing profitability, while helping to protect the environment.
&#; Stainless steel protection film increases productivity.
At the same time, NB Technology stainless steel protective films help to increase productivity: printed arrows and stripes help to quickly identify the direction of polishing, and the "easy peel" nature of the protective film allows for faster removal, thus speeding up the process and increasing productivity.
&#; Protective films protect against scratches and damage.
Whether polished, sanded, blasted, or honed, whether rough, 3D, or high-gloss bright annealed (BA) finishes: the adhesive strength of NB Technology's stainless steel protective film always matches the surface structure. It, therefore, provides reliable protection of the finished surface against scratches and damage throughout the subsequent processing. These special deep-drawn films for stainless steel sheets can even withstand severe deformation.
As a protection film manufacturer, NB Technology takes great pride in being able to provide you with the personalized protective film turn-key solution with our experienced R&D team and advanced facilities. If you want to get more information about the stainless steel surface protection solutions, welcome to contact us for more suitable solutions.
Metallic surfaces are not immune to damage and wear, especially during the fabrication and finishing processes. Metal surfaces can be marred by chatter marks, scratches or swirls, or contaminated by overspray, solvents, dust and the like. Potential hazards to your metal surfaces arise during:
Damage to the metal surface at any step can be costly, putting pressure on both your timeline and your bottom line. You can prevent any such damage from occurring with Surface Armor metal protection film. Our protective films provide a temporary barrier that can absorb scratches or scrapes and block any liquid or solid contaminants. The thin, disposable film can then be quickly peeled off upon delivery to the next stage of manufacturing, or to the end customers themselves. We carry Protective Films to cover almost any type of Uncoated or Powder Coated Metal even Kynar-Duranar finishes, all delivered to you in the size and shape that will best suit your needs. Protect your Metal Extrusions, Architectural Framing Systems or Metal Building Panels with our 365 Day UV Rated Low Tack High Performance Protective Films.
Adhesive Type &#; This is the product identification number of the adhesive
Tack &#; Measured in ounces per lateral inch, this defines the level of &#;stickiness&#; of a particular adhesive. Because there are many variables at play, the tack level of most adhesives will be expressed as a range of values rather than a single, specific measurement.
Material &#; This identifies the product substrate, itself (type of plastic / paper).
This table is designed to assist you in selecting which Surface Armor products you might want to evaluate for your specific application. As there are many variables involved in the relationship between a protective film and the surface it is applied to, it is usually a good idea to test two or more samples on your specific surface(s) in all phases of the intended surface protection life cycle. This guide can serve as a starting point when requesting samples.
Along the left side of the table you will find various Surface Armor tapes and films listed by their adhesive type, tack level and the material these products are made from.
The top of the table lists the various surfaces to be protected, grouped by classification.
APPLICATION SELECTOR
STYLING PREFERENCE
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