Bagging Film Technical Data Sheets
| Name | Description | Maximum Use Temp. | Elongation at break | Color | |
| NBF-980 | Replacement for CAPRAN-980 Heat stablized co-extruded blown Nylon 6 film | 392°F (200°C) | min. 350% | Clear | Download Data Sheet |
| MIL-PRF-131K | Heat sealable moisture barrier bags Sizes unlimited – made-to-order | N/A | N/A | Silver | Download Data Sheet |
| Polyethylene Film | Polyethylene Films – (Smooth or Embossed) Sizes: Many widths & thicknesses – Inquiry to NCI | 120°F (48°C) | 350% | Various | Download Data Sheet |
| PVC Film | Debulk and Compaction operation | 250°F (121°C) | 200% | Download Data Sheet | |
| LTF-250 | Polyurethane – High elongation – .002″ Sizes: 60″ Sheet and V-Sheet | 275°F (135°C) | 650% | Light Blue | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-120 | Medium elongation nylon based economical film Sizes up to 630″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-Sheet | 248°F (120°C) | >490% | Green | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-125 | tough, multi-layer nylon cored vacuum bagging film suitable for both resin infusion and prepreg processing applications with a maximum use tempertaure of 300°F | 300°F (149°C) | >320% | Blue | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-150 | Medium elongation nylon based economical film Sizes up to 470″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-Sheet | 300°F (149°C) | 445% | Blue | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-200 | tough, high temperature resistant, co-extruded nylon based vacuum bagging film designed for the production of advanced composite structures. | 392°F (200°C) | 450% | Blue | Download Data Sheet |
| LTF-333 | Polyurethane – High elongation – .002″ Sizes: 60″ Sheet and V-Sheet | 310°F (155°C) | 625% | Orange | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-170 | Medium elongation nylon based economical film Sizes up to 315″ Lay flat tube, Sheet and V-Sheet | 335°F (168°C) | 408% | Orange | Download Data Sheet |
| LTF-350 | Polyurethane High elongation, higher temperature | 350°F (176°C) | 450% | Clear | Download Data Sheet |
| HS-8171 | Co-Extruded Nylon 6 with heat stabilizers – .002″ & .003″ Sizes 48″ to 80″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-sheet | 400°F (205°C) | 415% | Green | Download Data Sheet |
| HS-8171 6/66 | Co-Extruded nylon with high elongation – .002″ & .003″ Sizes 48″ to 80″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-sheet | 400°F (205°C) | 415% | Light Blue-Green | Download Data Sheet |
| Quickdraw® HS-8171 | Heat stabilized, embossed self-venting nylon film. Sizes 60″, 72″ and 120″ Sheet | 400°F (205°C) | 425% | Green | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-400 | Heat stabilized blown nylon 6 film – .002″ & .003″ Sizes up to 36″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-sheet | 400°F (205°C) | 375% | Green | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-450 | green tinted, heat stabilized, co-extruded nylon 6/66 film. | 450°F (232°C) | 270% | Green | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-2000 | Soft Co-Extruded Nylon – High Elongation Sizes Up to 36″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-sheet | 400°F (205°C) | 450% | Pink | Download Data Sheet |
| Stretch-Vac 2000 | Soft Co-Extruded Nylon – High Elongation – .002″ & .003″ Sizes 48″ to 80″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-sheet | 400°F (205°C) | 450% | Light Red | Download Data Sheet |
| HS6262 | Co-Extruded Nylon 66 with heat stabilizers – .002″ & .003″ Sizes Up to to 84″ Lay flat tube, Sheet or V-sheet | 450°F (232°C) | 350% | Light Blue Green | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-600 | PTFE – High temperature, high elongation – .003″ Size: 50″ Sheet (can be slit to smaller widths) | 600°F (315°C) | 600% | Yellow | Download Data Sheet |
| NBF-750 | Polyimide film – Ultra High temperature – .003″ Size 60″ Sheet | 750°F (399°C) | 50% | Amber | Download Data Sheet |
| QuickVac 2150 | Polypropylene based , embossed vacuum bagging film. Size: 50″ X .002″ x 5000′ | 275°F (135°C) | >800% | Red | Download Data Sheet |
| QuickVac 125 | designed to be used in place of the traditional release film, breather and bag. The material is self-ventilating and self releasing. | 300°F (149°C) | >320% | Blue | Download Data Sheet |
| Self-Releasing Bladder Film | multilayer fim designed for processing hollow composite structures where ease of release and removal of the bag following cure is desirable. | 320°F (160°C) | 350 +/-10% | Green | Download Data Sheet |