Clear Polyester Mylar Film
| Specifications | Units | Typical Value |
| Tensile Strength | psi | 29,000 |
| Elongation at Break | % | 135 (1 mil to 5 mil) |
| 145 (7 mil) |
| 150(10 mil) |
| 170 (14 mil) |
| Shrinkage MD/TD | % | 1.7/1.2 (1 mil to 2 mil) |
| 1.5/0.5 (3 mil to 10 mil) |
| 1.3/0.8 (14 mil) |
| Yield | Ft2/lb. | 150 (1 mil) |
| 69 (2 mil) |
| 46 (3 mil) |
| 34 (4 mil) |
| 28 (5 mil) |
| 20 (7 mil) |
| 14 (10 mil) |
| 10 (14 mil) |
88 – 89 % Light Transmission
NOTE: The values given are believed to be accurate and typical for clear polyester film. All values are given as a matter of information only. Polymer Marketing suggests the customer confirm these values and product compatibility prior to its use. We make no guarantee and accept no responsibility as to the suitability of the product for any particular use.
Title: Physical Properties for Clear Polyester Mylar Film
Description: Typical Properties
Published: 2/4/2009
Last Edited: 1/6/2023
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