If you're in electronics manufacturing and your protective film leaves residue, bubbles during lamination, or peels off too early — it's almost always one of three things:

1. Wrong peel strength for the surface

A glass display panel needs completely different adhesion than a brushed aluminum sheet. Most buyers pick "medium tack" and hope for the best. That's how you get callbacks and rework.

• Smooth glass/displays → 300-750 gf/25mm (PET-based, acrylic adhesive)

• Rough metal/laminates → 5-50 gf/25mm (PE-based, low tack)

• PCB masking under heat → 600-700 gf/25mm (Kapton/Polyimide, silicone PSA)

2. Ignoring the temperature profile

Standard acrylic adhesive tapes work up to ~120°C. If your process hits 200°C+ (solder reflow, coating ovens), you need polyimide with silicone PSA — rated to 260°C continuous, 400°C short bursts.

3. Skipping anti-static treatment

For display panels and optical films, regular PET tape builds static charge during application and removal. That static attracts dust particles under the film. Anti-static treated PET eliminates this entirely.

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