What material is window static film made of?

Window static film, also known as electrostatic cling film, is a special type of film typically crafted from PE (Polyethylene) or PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) plastic materials. What sets static film apart is its unique property of not requiring adhesive; it adheres to surfaces through its inherent electrostatic attraction, serving a protective function. This film is particularly suitable for surfaces highly sensitive to adhesive residues, such as windows, mirrors, monitors, glass cups, automotive glass, and more.

Window static film is characterized by its inconspicuous static nature, free from adhesives. While it possesses relatively low adhesion strength, it offers the advantages of being environmentally friendly and hygienic. Moreover, when removed, it leaves no traces on the adhered surface and can even be reapplied without diminishing its adhesive properties.