Coloured polycarbonate films
Black polycarbonate film
Lexan™ FR 700 is a black polycarbonate film listed as flame retardant to UL 94 V0. This black polycarbonate film has a velvet matt / fine matt surface. The black film features consistent insulation properties, good printability, low moisture absorption, high thermal performance and outstanding dielectric strength. Lexan™ FR 700 PC film is reliable and easy to process thanks to its formability and dimensional stability at high temperatures. Lexan™ FR 700 black polycarbonate film can be supplied in rolls or cut to size.
White polycarbonate film
The white opal polycarbonate film Lexan™ 8B28-82728 is characterised by its high-quality surface combination in velvet matt / dull matt. Key features of Lexan™ 8B28-82728 polycarbonate film include excellent dimensional stability, particularly high impact strength and good temperature resistance. Typical applications are backlit displays and indicators. Lexan™ 8B28 can be supplied in rolls or cut to size.
Red polycarbonate film
New in our range is this red polycarbonate film. Due to special colour pigments, this film changes the colour spectrum and emits additional red light. Red light promotes plant growth, making the LLEAF film the ideal solution for greenhouses, indoor farming and agrivoltaic plants. But also as a simple red film, this film is a good solution for graphic and industrial applications. LLEAF film can be supplied in rolls or cut to size.
| Article No. | Surface | Colour | Width | Thickness | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 525737 | FINE MATT/GLOSSY | FINE MATT/GLOSSY | Red | 1000 | 0.25 |
FAQ
What are coloured polycarbonate films?
Coloured polycarbonate films are thin plastic films made of polycarbonate that have been additionally coloured. They combine the typical properties of PC – impact resistance, temperature resistance and formability – with optical effects or light control through colour.
What colour options are available for polycarbonate films and what are they suitable for?
Black films offer insulation and flame-retardant properties, white/opal films diffuse light for displays or signs, red films filter light for plant growth and indoor farming, but are also suitable for graphic or industrial applications.
What distinguishes black polycarbonate films?
Black polycarbonate films such as Lexan™ FR 700 are flame retardant, impact resistant, dimensionally stable and moisture resistant. Their velvety matt surface ensures good printability and consistent insulation properties in technical applications.
What distinguishes white/opal polycarbonate films?
White/opal sheets such as Lexan™ 8B28-82728 are particularly light-diffusing, dimensionally stable and impact-resistant. They are ideal for backlit signs, displays or applications where uniform light distribution is required.
What distinguishes red polycarbonate films?
Red polycarbonate films contain special colour pigments that emit red light. This promotes plant growth in greenhouses, indoor farming and agrivoltaics. They are also suitable for graphic and industrial applications and are available in rolls or cut-to-size sheets.
What surface variants are available for coloured polycarbonate films?
Coloured polycarbonate films are available in velvet matt, fine matt, dull matt or gloss. The surface influences the appearance, light transmission and printability and is selected according to the application.
In what thicknesses and formats are coloured polycarbonate films available?
Coloured polycarbonate films are available in rolls or sheets, with widths from 1000 to 1220 mm and thicknesses from 0.25 to 0.5 mm. The selection depends on the colour, surface and application.
Why are red polycarbonate films particularly suitable for plants?
Red films such as LLEAF products emit red light that promotes photosynthesis and plant growth. They are ideal for greenhouses, indoor farming and agrivoltaic systems.
How can coloured polycarbonate films be processed?
Coloured polycarbonate films can be cut, bent and printed. They retain their dimensional stability even at high temperatures and can be easily integrated into technical, graphic or agricultural applications.