KIP® 319 PE Protective Tape Premium Plus – Smooth

KIP® 319 PE Protective Film Premium Plus – Smooth

The KIP 319 PE Protective Film Premium Plus is a high-quality, dimensionally stable protective and masking film made of smooth, one-sided coated PE film with acrylic adhesive. It was specially developed for the temporary protection of plastic surfaces such as PVC windows, window frames, and doors.

Thanks to its good plasticizer resistance and high dimensional stability, the KIP 319 protective film is particularly suitable for professional plastering, stucco, painting, and construction protection work. It is easy to unroll and tear by hand. The film remains dimensionally stable even when exposed to heat and cold.

According to the manufacturer, the protective film can be used for up to 6 weeks indoors and outdoors and is temperature resistant from -40 °C to +60 °C. Available in white or orange, as well as in 30 mm and 50 mm widths.

Properties & Benefits

• Premium Plus quality: High-quality PE protective film for professional applications.
• Smooth PE film: Dimensionally stable and flexible polyethylene carrier.
• Acrylic adhesive: Good adhesion on suitable plastic surfaces.
• Good plasticizer resistance: Particularly suitable for PVC windows and plastic frames.
• Easy to use: Easy to unroll and tear by hand.
• Dimensionally stable: Even when exposed to heat and cold.
• Indoor & outdoor: Up to 6 weeks of use according to the manufacturer.
• Temperature resistant: From -40 °C to +60 °C.
• Various versions: 30 mm or 50 mm width, white or orange.

Application & Areas of Use

The KIP 319 PE protective film allows for reliable masking and temporary protection of suitable surfaces during construction, renovation, and coating work.

Typical areas of use:

• Masking and protecting PVC window frames
• Protection of plastic doors and door frames
• Masking for plastering and stucco work
• Temporary surface protection during renovations
• Protection of suitable plastic surfaces during production and transport
• Painting and construction protection work indoors and outdoors

The protective film can be used in a versatile manner on smooth and slightly rough surfaces. Suitability depends on the respective surface material and its condition. A preliminary test application is recommended, especially on sensitive or coated surfaces.

Technical Data

Available Versions & Packaging Units

Ordering options: All versions are available as a single roll, half packaging unit, or full carton. Select the appropriate version and quantity via the product selection.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

For which surfaces is KIP 319 suitable?

The KIP 319 PE protective film is particularly suitable for plastic surfaces such as PVC window frames and plastic doors. The good plasticizer resistance supports application on suitable PVC surfaces. Material compatibility should be checked before large-scale application.

Can the KIP 319 protective film be used outdoors?

Yes. The manufacturer specifies a maximum service life of up to 6 weeks indoors and outdoors. The substrate, weather conditions, and respective processing conditions are decisive.

How temperature resistant is the protective film?

According to the manufacturer, the KIP 319 protective film is temperature resistant from -40 °C to +60 °C. The smooth PE film remains dimensionally stable even when exposed to heat and cold.

Is KIP 319 suitable for anodized aluminum?

No. The manufacturer does not recommend the PE protective film for anodized aluminum surfaces. Special caution is also required for galvanized surfaces.

What is the difference between the white and orange versions?

The two versions differ in color. In our assortment, the white version is available in 30 mm and 50 mm widths, while the orange version is available in 50 mm width. The roll length is 33 m in both cases.

What packaging quantities are available?

The 30 mm version is available as 1 roll, 30 rolls, or 60 rolls. The 50 mm versions are available as 1 roll, 18 rolls, or 36 rolls. The largest quantity corresponds to a full packaging unit (PU) in each case.

Processing Instructions

The substrate should be clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, and other adhesion-reducing substances. Apply the protective film evenly and press down sufficiently.

For sensitive, freshly coated, weathered, or unknown surfaces, a preliminary test application should be carried out. Do not use on anodized aluminum. Caution is required on galvanized surfaces.

Remove the protective film within the permitted service life. The actual suitability and residue-free removability must be checked before application under the respective conditions.

Note: The specified technical data correspond to the manufacturer's information. They do not constitute a guarantee of suitability on every substrate.