· The surface has anti-glare and anti-fog properties. The makeup of the film will not change under strong sunlight or due to humidity etc.

· It has very strong heat-stabilising properties. It does not change its appearance; expand or shrink, under different temperatures. It can handle a temperature between - 70 degree to 150 degree . It has a melting point of about 200 degree .

· A barrier for high-frequency welding

· Using solvent-based colours, it can be used to print technical screens.

· Die-cut parts

· Self-adhesive labels of high quality

Packaging and Printing - Mylar is one of the most durable films available. It has the best optical clarity and thermoformability. It is thus used in clear packaging. The most common use of this material is in the food and beverage industry.

Mylar is non-reactive in itself but different compounds can be made by combining it with other raw materials. It can then be used to add graphic elements, or for printing. It can also be used to make display signs that are placed outdoors for advertisement or other reasons. It can also be used to print ID cards for your business.

Printed Electronics and Circuits - Another usage is in printing electronics and circuits. This is because of its properties which make it very heat resistant. Electronics and circuits deal with electricity, heat and friction.