Can Archival DuraLar™ film be recycled?
Yes, Archival DuraLar™ film can be recycled, as long as it’s recycled with other polyester resin materials that have the PETE recycling symbol.
Archival Grade DuraLar
FAQs for our Archival grade DuraLar Polyester Film and Sheets.
Do any of our polyester film and sheet based products, such as DuraLar, Mylar® plastic film, and others, resist tearing?
Do any of our polyester film and sheet based products, such as DuraLar, Mylar® brand and others, resist tearing? Yes, they do. Polyester film is one of the most tear-resistant materials we offer. For more information on how DuraLar can work for your particular application, please contact us with your requirements.
Are any of our polyester film and sheet based products, such as DuraLar, Mylar® plastic film, and others, biodegradable?
Are any of our polyester film and sheet based products, such as DuraLar, Mylar® brand, and others, biodegradable? No, they are not. The only biodegradable film product we offer is acetate film and sheets.
Does Archival DuraLar™ film and sheets have good insulation properties?
Does Archival DuraLar™ film and sheets have good insulation properties? Yes, because of its combination of thermal and barrier properties. As a matter of fact, all polyester films have very good insulation properties. If you’re looking for a product that is optimized for insulation applications, try our Metallized DuraLar™ film products.
Does Archival DuraLar™ film and sheets have good electrical properties?
Does Archival DuraLar™ film and sheets have good electrical properties? Yes! Archival DuraLar’s combination of resistive, thermal and chemical properties make it an excellent archival film to be used in direct and indirect applications. For more demanding electrical applications like wiring, motor windings, driver electronics, and circuit board construction, our Hazy DuraLar™ is optimized for electrical … Read more
Is Archival DuraLar™ certified for direct and indirect skin contact?
Is Archival DuraLar™ certified for direct and indirect skin contact? Although Archival DuraLar is perfectly safe for direct and indirect skin contact, it is not certified as such.
