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Green overlapping film lapping for identifying selected circuits or cable constructions while retaining the required insulation function.
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A green polyimide film for high-temperature electrical insulation, color identification and precision converting.

Functional Uses
ATR-PI-GR supports high-temperature labels, tape backing, wire and cable identification and die-cut insulation. The color identifies materials, circuits or process states; the four uses are parallel application directions.

Converting Quality
ATR-PI-GR combines stable green appearance with high-temperature electrical insulation and compatibility with coating, printing, slitting and precision converting.
Controlled green appearance supports clear material identification and process differentiation in the finished construction.
The green film can support color coding, process identification and quality-management workflows after the complete application system is validated.
The film is prepared for coating, printing, slitting and precision converting according to the confirmed downstream process.
Available Forms
ATR-PI-GR is available in master rolls, slit rolls and die-cut parts. Width, length, core size, winding and converted format are confirmed for the intended process.

What We Confirm
Technical Data
Key values should be shown only from the confirmed ATR-PI-GR TDS. The complete technical document can be provided for the selected thickness and supply format.
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