Carpet PE Transparent Printed Protective Film

Material Nature

Polyethylene: A lightweight and flexible thermoplastic, which is divided into high-density (HDPE) and low-density (LDPE) types. LDPE is commonly used for protective films.

Core Advantages

1. Environmentally friendly and non-toxic: Meets food-grade contact standards (for some models), with no risk of chlorine element or plasticizer migration like PVC.

2. High flexibility: Good tear resistance, not easy to be brittle, suitable for temporary laying or scenarios requiring curling.

3. Low cost: The price of raw materials is lower than that of PVC/TPU, with prominent economy.

4. Easy to process: Can be made into films through processes such as blow molding and casting, and is easy to cut and fit.

1. Short-term Event Protection

Printed carpets for short-term use (several days to weeks) such as exhibitions, wedding celebrations, and temporary stores, which are torn off and recycled after the events.

2. Low Foot Traffic Areas

Spaces with light use like children's rooms, bedrooms, and showrooms in residences, focusing on environmental protection and cost.

3. Protection During New Carpet Installation

Covering new carpets during decoration to prevent dust and paint drips (to be removed after completion).

4. Low-cost Custom Projects

Scenarios with limited budgets but requiring pattern protection, such as carpets for school activities and community promotions.

1. Avoid high-temperature environments: Do not use for underfloor heating carpets (unless marked as heat-resistant models), and keep away from heat sources.

2. Regular inspection and replacement: For commercial scenarios, it is recommended to check for wear every 3-6 months and replace in a timely manner.

3. Cleaning method: Only wipe with a damp cloth; strong solvents (such as alcohol and acetone) are prohibited as they may dissolve PE.

4. Paving process: Professional construction is required! Dust or air bubbles may cause peeling, and edges need to be pressurized and sealed.