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High-Quality Medium Pressure Mono Sheet Film 270mm x 10m - China Suppliers & Factory for 50-130 MPa Measurement

Introducing our Medium Pressure (HS) product, designed specifically for high-performance applications. With a width of 270mm and a length of 10m, this mono-sheet solution is engineered to handle a pressure range of 50-130 Mpa. Manufactured in China, our factory is committed to delivering top-quality products that meet global industry standards. As leading suppliers in the market, we ensure that you receive reliable and durable materials for your needs. Choose our Medium Pressure (HS) products for exceptional performance and quality that you can trust

    Product Detail

    Product List

    Product Code
    High Pressure (HS)
    Dimensions
    Width: 270mm | Length: 10m
    Pressure Range
    50 - 130 Mpa
    Type
    Mono-sheet

    Applications

    Pressure Measurement Film is widely used in the area of Electronics circuit, LCD, Semiconductors, Automotive, Lithium-ion battery and Installation of mechanical equipment, etc.

    Product Features

    • Precisely measure pressure, pressure distribution and pressure balance.
    • Contact pressure shown with differing concentrations of color can even be converted into numbers by calculation.
    • Quick measurement, gives a clear and visual picture.

    Product Specification

    Item MS film PET Protection Film
    Package Black poly bag Inside the roller
    Winding direction Coating on inner side No coating
    Film color Cream white (light pink) Transparent
    Thickness 105 ± 10µm 75µm
    Precision ±10% or less (measured by densitometer at 23℃, 65% RH)
    Recommend temperature 20℃ - 35℃
    Recommend humidity 35%RH - 80%RH

    Product Structure

    (1). Structure

    Product Structure Diagram

    (2). How It Works

    After pressure is applied, the microcapsules are broken. The color-forming materials in the microcapsules and the color-developing materials react with each other, showing a red color. The degree of microcapsule breakage is determined by the value of pressure: the greater the pressure, the more microcapsules damage, resulting in a higher color density. Conversely, lower pressure yields lower color density.

    Storage

    • Avoid direct sunlight and fire sources: For long term storage, please keep the room temperature below 15 ℃ and avoid sunlight. Unused L and K film should be put back into their original packaging bags (L film in black poly bag, K film in blue poly bag) and stored in the packaging box.
    • Avoid contact with: Carbonless copying paper, water, oil, solvent, and other chemicals; plasticizers and plastic products containing plasticizers; rubber, erasers, and oily handwriting.
    • Handling K film after color indication: Place indicated K film in a paper bag. If storing multiple K films together, ensure the color surfaces do not touch each other (separating them with white paper is recommended).
    • Fading precaution: The color film samples will fade to a certain extent over time. It is suggested to scan the image for digital storage.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    Q: What is the pressure range and type of the High Pressure (HS) film?

    A: The High Pressure (HS) film has a pressure range of 50-130 Mpa and is a Mono-sheet type.

    Q: What industries and applications utilize this Pressure Measurement Film?

    A: The film is widely used in electronic circuits, LCDs, semiconductors, automotive, lithium-ion batteries, and mechanical equipment installation.

    Q: How does the film indicate different pressure levels?

    A: Under pressure, microcapsules break and react to show a red color. Higher pressure breaks more microcapsules, resulting in a higher color density, whereas lower pressure results in a lower color density.

    Q: What are the recommended temperature and humidity conditions for using this film?

    A: The recommended operating temperature is 20℃ - 35℃, and the recommended humidity range is 35%RH - 80%RH.

    Q: How should unused and color-indicated films be stored?

    A: Unused films must be stored below 15 ℃ in their original packaging (black poly bag for L film, blue poly bag for K film). Color-indicated K films should be stored in paper bags, separated by white paper to prevent the color surfaces from touching.

    Q: Will the color film samples keep their color indefinitely?

    A: No, the color film samples will fade over time. It is recommended to scan the images to store them digitally.