In tape and sheet format, used primarily for TEM (transition electron-microscopy) methods on metals, ceramics, and other surfaces that would remain inert in an acetone environment. (Acetone is used to soften and/or dissolve the tape prior to use) Use thick tape [0.005" (125 µm)] for rough surfaces and for removing larger loose debris particles clinging to the surface. Use thin tape [0.001" (25 µm)] for fine, irregular surfaces.
Clarifoil Satiné in 28μm can be used for home-compostable windows in envelopes. Since it’s a wood pulp-based product, Clarifoil biodegrades in landfill and compost and can also be recycled together with paper and board or burned without noxious emissions. Clarifoil gives a high performance window combining quality with excellent sustainability credentials.
Clear 180µ and 250µ in narrow width reels. The acetate provides the tip to the lace, protecting it from fraying. Cellulose acetate can be rapidly bonded to itself in the automatic wrapping machine.
At a scene of crime, finger prints are dusted with powder and lifted by means of tape. The tape can be stored on clear acetate sheets for subsequent examination/reference.
30µ matt/pol film is printable in a range of effects. Contact us to find out more.
As many publishers look into making their books more environmentally friendly, Clarifoil is the compostable alternative to nylon.
Most supermarkets offer their customers flower bouquets in wrapping film, which is not bio-degradable. Here also, Clarifoil can be used as an alternative.
With a high dielectric constant, cellulose diacetate is a perfect solution.
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