Modified polyethylene film, used as release film. It gives the part a matt finishing. Recommended for the vacuum molding (P3) or infusion technology (P1) with polyester or epoxy resins. Easy implementation. Release film with all resins and elastomers.

Release film belonging to the polyolefin family, copolymer of polypropylene. The perforated release film allows bleeding gasses and excess of resins and can be also used for high temperature infusion process (P1). This release film does not contaminate the composite. Recommended for the vacuum molding (P3) or infusion technology (P1) with polyester or epoxy resins. Release film with all resins and elastomers. Width Length Thickness Temp. max Elongation NP 1.45 m 200 m 50 µ 125°C 300% P1 P0

Release film belonging to the polyolefin family, copolymer of polypropylene. The perforated release film allows bleeding gasses and excess of resins and can be also used for high temperature infusion process (P1). This release film does not contaminate the composite.. PP40 film is recommended for the vacuum moulding (PP40P3) or infusion technology (PP40P1) with polyester or epoxy resins. Release film with all resins and elastomers.

This film is manufactured from Polymethylpentene (PMP) copolymer resin (polyolefin family). This release film does not contaminate the composite. PMP200 offers manufacturers of composite products a material which will perform up to 200°C. Good elongation and mechanical characteristics. Release film with all resins and elastomers.

Release film belonging to the fluoropolymer family. Fluoropolymer film is manufactured from a copolymer of ethylene and tetrafluoroethylene resin. This release film does not contaminate the composite. NP – P3 : Recommended for vacuum moulding of prepregs in autoclave processes. P1 : Recommended for the high temperature vacuum infusion process (mono-component resins). High elongation. Excellent heat stability. Colors : Blue or Red

Release film belonging to the fluoropolymer family FEP. It is a high temperature and high elongation release film wich will conform to complex shapes. It will provide a glossy finish when removed from the laminate. The perforated release film allows bleeding gasses and excess of resins and can be also used for high temperature infusion process (P1). Recommended as released film for advanced composite high temperature cures up to 260°C. Releases from most resin systems.

Belonging to the family of fluorinated polymers, this PTFE film is used as a release film for extremely high temperature vacuum bagging applications. It adds a glossy surface finish to the part. It can be applied in direct contact with the resin. High elasticity : may be used on highly developed parts. Easy to use. Can be used only once. Releaseable with all types of resins. Does not contaminate resins. Very good thermal stability. This film has a remarkable demoulding capacity and allows parts