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Surface Guard Introduces New Series of Protective Film

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Nov 1 2010

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Surface Guard® 112 Protective Film features a polyolefin film coated with a custom formulated, aqueous based acrylic adhesive system exhibiting soft and aggressive characteristics.

The unique properties of this series provide a higher cohesive strength while remaining resistant to moisture. Surface Guard 112® Protective Film provides surface protection during processing, assembly, and shipping while providing quick and easy removal when protection is no longer needed.

Surface Guard® 112 Protective Film is typically supplied on 2 - 3 mil polyethylene films (clear and tinted films are available). On request Surface Guard can print the film to include a brand identity, technical information or instructions for lamination or processing. Surface Guard® 112 series can be supplied in widths from 1” up to 80” and in lengths up to 15,000’.

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