Emergency Repair Film (Bohle)

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Type: Roll (49 Ft. long x 39-3/8'' wide)      

Thickness: 175 micrometers (7 mil or 7 thousandths of an inch)

Description:
From Bohle:

The Bohle Emergency Repair Film was specially developed to provide a fast and cost effective repair to broken window glass, doors, partition glass and mirrors. It uses a semi rigid extremely tough polyester film combined with an aggressive solvent less acrylic adhesive that will bond to the glass permanently and give 85% light transmission. The adhesive is lined with glassine coated paper having a printed grid pattern on the outer side to help cut the film to size.

The advantages of the Bohle Emergency Repair Film:

- Can be applied in a few seconds without the need for tools - Very safe, no risk from broken glass - No harm to visual appearance of the building; no loss of day light - Has one third of the tensile strength of steel for special safety - Silent, no noisy sawing and hammering, e.g. when boarding up a broken window - No glass cutting on site required like e.g. in case of emergency glazing with float glass - Almost invisible - does not invite thieves - Completely resistant to external weather conditions, especially snow and wind - Ideal for use with PVC frames and double glazing units.

Keep a roll in your truck and offer your customers some piece of mind.

Technical data Film type: 85% efficient clear glass polyester Adhesive type: Cross linked modified acrylic Adhesive coat weight: 35 GSM Film thickness: 175 Micron Thermal heat shrinkage: 300°F (150°C) 30 min. 1.7% Vicat softening point: 167°F (75°C) DIN EN ISO 306 H2O permeability: 28 g/m²/day DIN 53122 Static shear: (1k, 1" x 1" (25 mm x 25 mm)) 7.9 hours Peel adhesion 20 min. dwell 50N/ 13/16" (20 mm) Tensile strength: 395N/ 1" (25 mm) width Dynamic shear: 1" x 1" (25 mm x 25 mm) 454N/25 mm² Tensile impact strength: 350-600 KJM² DIN EN ISO 8256 Elongation at break: 146% Shelf life min. 5 years

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