Material definition
Approved material grade, complete layer stack, adhesive, carrier and liner recorded against the customer drawing
Custom product
Custom Die-Cut PET Protective Films
Temporary or assembly-stage protective film parts for robot and UAV housings, camera covers, display surfaces and handling-sensitive components.
Custom die-cutMulti-layer laminationPrototype supportDocumented inspection
Function
What this component solves
Reduces scratching, contamination or handling marks during converting, transport and assembly without adding a permanent functional layer.
Typical install positions
- Drone housing surface
- Camera or gimbal cover
- Display or optical cover
- Robot exterior panel
- Assembly fixture contact area
Engineering selection
Data your engineering team can specify
We define the finished part around the selected material grade, test basis, drawing and assembly conditions. The items below can be included in the project review and data package.
Typical screening rangeCustomizable by FLEXCENDGrade-specific data availableAssembly validation required
Data pointWhat FLEXCEND can define or provide
Total construction thicknessCommon electronics protection-film examples: approximately 0.048–0.100 mm
Reference clear constructionExample selection point: 0.066 mm total with a 0.036 mm PET carrier; exact grade confirmed before quotation
Peel adhesionA representative low-tack optical grade publishes about 0.45 N/20 mm on BA steel to EN 1939
Weathering evidenceSelected grades may provide 300 h xenon-weathering data to ISO 4892-2; this is not universal across films
Optical needClear, tinted or opaque options; transmittance and haze are quoted for the selected grade
RemovalResidue, dwell time, peel angle and application/removal temperature are validated on the customer’s actual surface
Total thicknessFilm and adhesive construction selected around protection level and assembly handling
Peel adhesionGrade-specific adhesion reviewed on the actual substrate, finish and surface energy
Clean removalResidue, dwell time, removal angle and temperature evaluated on representative customer surfaces
Optical performanceTransmittance, haze, clarity or color data considered when the protected surface is optical
Surface durabilityScratch, contamination, humidity, UV or process-temperature exposure reviewed as required
Compliance / cleanlinessMaterial compliance and cleanliness expectations defined for the selected film and process
How to read these values: Published ranges are representative design-screening windows across material families FLEXCEND can source, convert and evaluate. They are not one universal finished-part specification. Final values are confirmed against the exact grade, thickness, adhesive stack, test method, approved drawing, production lot and complete customer assembly.
Representative sample
See the material and converted geometry.
This image was extracted from the supplied product library and shows a representative part family. Exact material, grade, thickness and dimensions are defined by the approved drawing and material specification.
Engineering evidence
A project data package—not a generic material claim.
The exact content is agreed by program. Performance values stay linked to the selected material, thickness, method and test condition.
Performance evidence
Supplier TDS or relevant test data tied to the selected grade, thickness, method and test condition
Dimensional control
Critical dimensions and tolerances reviewed against material behavior, part geometry, tooling and process route
Prototype / first article
Fit samples, comparison sets and dimensional reporting can be agreed before production release
Compliance documents
RoHS, REACH, halogen, flammability or other declarations supplied only when supported by the exact selected material
Traceability and delivery
Drawing revision, material or production lot, inspection plan, liner format, kitting and packaging defined by program
Made to drawing
Configure the complete part—not just the base material.
We review how material, adhesive, liner, lamination, geometry and delivery format work together at assembly.
- Low-tack material options
- Peel tab
- Printed handling cue where approved
- Kiss-cut sheet format
- Custom window and perimeter
- Process carrier review
Fast technical response
Send the inputs engineers use to make a real selection
A drawing plus these operating conditions lets us recommend a practical construction instead of a generic material.
- Protected substrate and surface finish
- Process step and required dwell time
- Application and removal temperature
- Optical or cosmetic acceptance criteria
- Peel tab, liner and placement method
- Drawing, quantity and packaging requirement
Engineering boundary
Adhesion and clean removal depend on the exact film grade, substrate, surface condition, temperature and dwell time. Compatibility must be verified on the real surface.
Application fit
Where this product is commonly considered
application
Drone Camera & Gimbal
Protect camera and gimbal modules with custom foam pads and cushioning parts designed around compression, rebound, alignment and available assembly space.
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LiDAR & Sensor Protection
Combine sealing, cushioning, venting and EMI control around LiDAR and sensor modules without treating every protection requirement as a single-material problem.
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Outdoor Robot Protection
Custom vent, mesh, membrane, foam gasket and adhesive constructions for cameras, sensors, controllers and housings exposed to outdoor operation.
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Manufacturing path
Slit, laminate, die-cut and inspect.
Prototype and production methods are selected around the material behavior, geometry, laminated stack and program volume.
See factory capabilitiesEngineering review
Request a custom pet protective films review
Tell us the installation position, material challenge, environment and project stage. Our team will review the drawing and recommend a practical construction.