Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)
Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)
Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)
Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)
Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)
Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)

Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)

Charmetack Silicone Coated PET Release Liner is the gold standard for precision die-cutting and electronic assembly. Unlike paper liners, our polyester film offers **Class 1000 cleanroom compatibility**, superior surface smoothness, and high dimensional stability under heat (up to 180°C).

  • Micron-Level Precision — Available in thicknesses from 12µm to 100µm (not GSM), ensuring exact tolerance control for MLCC casting and tape converting.
  • Antistatic & Optical Clarity — Options for ESD treatment (to prevent dust attraction) and Ultra-Clear finish for "No-Label Look" applications.
  • Customized Release Force — From Ultra-Light (1-3g) for easy peeling to Heavy (50g+) for carrier applications, with stable residual adhesion (SAS >95%).

Get a Technical Proposal: Specify your required Thickness (µm) and Release Force. We provide free samples for ESD and standard grades.

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Silicone Coated PET Release Liner (Antistatic & Clear)

The "Glass-Smooth" Solution for Precision Casting and Die-Cutting.

Charmetack’s **PET Release Film** is a high-grade polyester liner coated with a solvent-free or solvent-based silicone system. Unlike paper liners, PET offers **superior surface smoothness**, high tensile strength, and zero dust generation (Class 1000 Cleanroom compatible).

It is the critical carrier for manufacturing **Ultra-Thin Tapes**, **MLCC ceramics**, and **Optical Adhesives (OCA)**. We offer customized Antistatic (ESD) treatments to prevent dust attraction during processing.


Why Choose Our PET Liner?

  • Optical Clarity: Our clear PET liner allows for easy inspection of the adhesive layer and is suitable for "No-Label Look" applications.
  • Antistatic (ESD) Treatment: Available with single or double-sided antistatic coating (10^8 - 10^10 Ω) to prevent static shock and dust contamination.
  • High Temperature Resistance: Withstands curing temperatures up to 180°C, making it safe for hot adhesive coating lines.
  • Dimensional Stability: Minimal shrinkage (<1.5% @ 150°C), ensuring precise registration for multi-layer die-cutting.

Technical Specifications

Fully customizable for release force and thickness.

Parameter Details
Base Material Biaxially Oriented Polyester (PET)
Thickness (µm) 12µm - 23µm: For Label Overlamination
36µm - 50µm: Standard Tape Liner
75µm - 100µm: Heavy Duty Die-Cutting
Release Force Super Light: 1-3 g/25mm (For MLCC/OCA)
Regular: 10-15 g/25mm
Heavy: 50-100 g/25mm (Differential Side B)
Surface Finish Transparent (Clear), Matte, Blue Tint, or White (Opaque)
Special Coatings Antistatic (ESD) / Anti-Scratch (Backside)
Residual Adhesion (SAS) ≥ 95% (No silicone transfer)

Typical Applications

  • MLCC Manufacturing: As the casting carrier for ceramic slurry (requires ultra-smooth surface).
  • Electronic Die-Cutting: Base liner for thermal pads, graphite sheets, and foam gaskets.
  • Adhesive Tapes: Liner for double-sided PET tapes and transfer tapes.
  • Medical Patches: Clean and safe liner for hydrogel wound dressings.

FAQ: PET Release Liner

Q: Do you have Antistatic PET liner?

Yes. Static electricity is a major issue with PET. We can apply an Antistatic Coating to reduce surface resistance to 10^9 Ω, preventing dust attraction and "static cling" during label dispensing.

Q: What is the difference between In-line and Off-line coating?

We offer both. In-line coating (during film extrusion) is cost-effective for thin films (12um). Off-line coating (precision coating head) allows for more accurate release force control (e.g., specific 3g or 50g requirements).

Precision Liners for High-Tech Industries

Get a Sample Kit (ESD / Non-ESD).

Tell us: Thickness (µm) + Release Force + Antistatic Needed?

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