Polycarbonate Film

Polycarbonate film is a film that is often used in graphics and printed applications. The polycarbonate backing provides excellent clarity or matte and textured finishes on surfaces. These films can be supplied with or without adhesive. The advantage of working with a specialty converter like Strouse is that we can create custom products by laminating the adhesive you need to the backing of the polycarbonate film. This ensures you're using the exact quantity of materials required for your application.

Converting Polycarbonate Film

Strouse converts polycarbonate film and other pressure sensitive adhesives to custom sizes, shapes, and formats. Strouse has the technology, people, and process with over 30 years of experience to accurately convert tape into finished components that can meet tight tolerance standards. 

Strouse also provides rolls of polycarbonate film slit to custom widths or parts that are cut to custom shapes and dimensions. Finished parts can be provided in multiple formats including parts wound on a roll of liner, parts on singular sheets of liner, or parts as individual pieces with a liner on one or both sides to protect any potentially exposed adhesive. These formats are designed to simplify assembly and packaging processes, so whether you apply polycarbonate adhesive parts by hand or using machine automation, Strouse can design a solution that solves a functional need but also one that is customized to fit within your existing processes.

We work on projects of all types from concepts drawn on a napkin to pre-designed components already spec'd into a project. Our diverse manufacturing capability allows us to provide you the material you need in the exact size, shape, and format required for your design and process while being able to scale for production in a cost-effective manner.

• Security Films
• Printing Applications
• Graphic Arts
• And others

Popular Polycarbonate Adhesive

Strouse is a 3M Preferred Converter and can source polycarbonate film at discounts due to the large orders we often place. We have over 75,000 rolls of material and more than 2,000 individual materials in stock at any given time. If you're looking for a specific material, just ask our engineers.