Flame-protected Film

Where fire protection, functionality and flexible processing must come together, The search for the appropriate film solution begins. Flame-resistant films reduce flammability, delay the possible spread of a fire and support the safe design of technical products. In this context, it is not only the film itself that is crucial, but also its interaction with material, layer structure, component geometry and subsequent use.

Key data in focus

UL94

Burn behavior and required test class

ISO 9001

Made in Austria

Special solution

Properties

What flame-retardant films unique makes

Flame protection is achieved through the targeted selection of the base polymer, suitable additives, and a film structure tailored to the application. The key is that the thinner the film is, the more precise the material, processing, and testing requirements must be. Therefore, we consider not only the desired flame class, but also the overall function of the film in the later system.

Defined combustion behavior

Flame-retardant films are designed for applications where a fire should be as difficult to ignite as possible and not spread uncontrollably. Depending on the material and design, the film can affect the burning behavior, make ignition more difficult, or self-extinguish after removing the ignition source. The required testing and classification depend on the standard, application area, and product function.

Safety without unnecessary restrictions

Flame protection must not automatically mean that the film becomes brittle, difficult to process or visually unusable. The right material selection creates a balanced ratio between fire protection, flexibility, mechanical durability and surface quality. This results in films that not only meet a requirement, but also function reliably in use.

Halogen-free solutions

Depending on the application environment, halogen-free films can be a useful alternative. They are interesting where smoke formation, the corrosivity of combustion gases, or specific requirements regarding the material composition play a role. Whether a halogen-free version is necessary or technically advisable is determined based on the specific product and its environment.

Temperature and media resistance

Technical films often have to withstand more than just a brief contact with a flame. Heat, moisture, oils, cleaning agents, electrical loads, or mechanical stress all affect the material during its entire lifespan. Therefore, when selecting materials, we also take into account the maximum operating temperature, temperature changes, and resistance to relevant media.

Surface quality and processing

Flame retardant additives can affect the flow behavior, surface finish and processing of a film. For visible applications, a uniform surface finish, defined appearance and stable film quality are crucial. Depending on the need, the film can be supplied as a roll, cut to size or as a processed solution.

Product variants

What flame-resistant film Does it suit you?

Not every application needs the same film. Among other things, the desired fire protection, the thickness of the film, the mechanical load, the temperature, the surface area and the further processing step are crucial. We think about the application situation and together find the film construction that really suits it.

Flame-resistant PET-G film

PET-G films are suitable for applications where a high-quality surface, good formability and reliable processing are required. In flame-resistant versions, they can be interesting for technical coatings, protective films and visible component surfaces – depending on type, thickness and required testing.

Flame-resistant TPU film

TPU combines elasticity with mechanical durability. Flame-resistant TPU films are interesting where the film must adapt, move, or remain permanently flexible. Depending on the type, flexibility, abrasion resistance, and durability can be tailored specifically to the application area.

Flame-resistant polyamide film

Polyamide films are suitable where temperature resistance, strength and technical durability are required. A flame-resistant version can be developed for demanding applications in electrical, energy and industrial engineering, provided the material, film thickness and processing meet the required function.

Flame-resistant multilayer film

If a single material layer does not fully meet the requirements, a multi-layer structure can be the better solution. Different layers perform different functions: flame protection, mechanical stability, flexibility, electrical function, surface quality or processability.

Special solutions

When standard films are not enough, we think further. Together, we develop solutions that are tailored exactly to your requirements – from the material selection to the film construction to the serial production.

Fields of application

Where flame-resistant films their strengths play out

Electrical engineering and electronics

Insulation films, protective covers, intermediate layers, marking and decorative films for electrical devices and electronic assemblies.

Energy and battery technology

Protection and isolation solutions for energy storage systems, battery systems and components where fire protection, electrical function and reliable processing must all be combined.

Automotive and traffic technology

Technical films for interior components, covers, insulation applications and components with increased requirements regarding fire behavior, flexibility and durability.

Equipment and system technology

Protective films, covers, controls and technical surfaces for machines, devices and systems with defined requirements regarding safety and functionality.

Building technology and infrastructure

Films for installation components, sensors, distribution systems and technical products where controlled fire behavior and long-lasting material performance are required.

Why Filzwieser for Flame-retardant films?

Flame-resistant films place particular demands on material selection, the extrusion process, and further processing. Additives can affect the flow behavior, surface finish and flexibility. At the same time, the film should be uniformly, dimensionally stable and reliably processable. Depending on the application, additional requirements regarding layer structure, electrical insulation, temperature resistance or further processing also apply.

That’s where we come in. We don’t view the film in isolation, but as part of your product and your system. From the initial idea to the mass production, we examine which material, structure, and processing method is best suited for your application. This results in technical films that not only pass testing but also function reliably in daily use.

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FAQ & Background information

Frequently asked questions

What does „flame-proof“ mean for films?

Flame-resistant films are designed so that they ignites more difficult under defined conditions, burns out more slowly, or self-extinguishes after removing the ignition source. The fire behavior is evaluated through appropriate testing procedures. The classification required depends on the application, the product design, and the applicable standards.

The flame retardant can be applied through the The selection of a suitable base polymer, special additives or a coordinated multi-layer structure is achieved. However, the components used not only influence the fire behavior but also flexibility, surface finish, strength, color and processing. Therefore, the material selection must always be made in conjunction with the overall application.

Depending on the material and the desired classification, halogen-free solutions can be tested. They are particularly interesting when requirements regarding smoke development, flame gases or the material composition apply. Whether a halogen-free film is suitable for your product depends on the required testing and the further technical specifications.

This depends on several factors: the desired burning behavior, film thickness, temperature, mechanical stress, flexibility, surface finish, electrical function, and further processing. The question of whether roll stock, cut-to-size or a pre-assembled solution is required is also crucial. We help you organize the requirements and find the appropriate structure for the slides.

Yes, depending on the material and design, flame-resistant films can be used. cut to size, reshaped, laminated or otherwise assembled. The processing temperatures, the behavior of the film, and the effects of the processing step on the required properties must be taken into account. Timely coordination creates certainty in this regard.

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