Laser film, also known as laser film or laser holographic film, is a thin film material with special optical effects. So what are the differences between laser film and ordinary film?
definition
Laser film: a specialized film with the characteristic of high-energy laser transmission, usually made of composite materials such as PET.
Ordinary film: a film made of ordinary materials without special properties, usually made of plastic materials such as polyethylene and polypropylene.
optical characteristics
Laser film: It can effectively absorb laser power, avoid the generation of smoke and dust during cutting, and improve cutting quality and efficiency.
Ordinary membrane: lacking this absorption function.
Temperature resistance
Laser film: capable of withstanding high temperatures, oxidation resistance, UV resistance, non deformation, and non discoloration, ensuring stable cutting quality.
Ordinary film: It will deform as the temperature increases.
application
Laser film: plays an important role in laser cutting, such as protecting cutting materials, preventing deformation and damage.
Ordinary film: commonly used in packaging, construction, industry and other fields.
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