Industries

Thermal conditions, vacuum, and outgassing are key factors in material selection for the aerospace industry. Our films are used for insulation, protection, and the controlled dissipation of electrostatic charges.

Multilayer structures combine product protection with sealability, print quality, and recycling goals. In addition, there are paper-based barriers and films containing recycled content that have been developed specifically for the packaging industry.

Oxygen, water vapor, fat, flavor: Every product has its own barrier requirements. The right film structure determines whether the product still smells, tastes, and looks the same when opened as it did when it was packaged.

Materials must be suitable for hygienic processing and remain stable during storage and use. Typical applications include composites for wound dressings, patient thermal management, and surfaces in contact with medical devices.

Window spacers, sunshades, blackout curtains, reflective insulation materials: Anything installed in a building must withstand UV exposure, temperature fluctuations, and moisture ingress for decades. Choosing the right materials is no simple matter.

We develop laminated film systems for PV backsheets, thin-film photovoltaics, and reflective insulation materials that provide a moisture barrier, electrical insulation, and weather resistance all in one composite.

Vehicle environments involve heat, chemicals, and abrasion. Dunmore's engineering films are used for labels, interior surfaces, acoustic composites, and heat and glare protection.

Metallic transfer films, soft-touch surfaces, and decorative coatings for wallcoverings: The appearance and texture are specifically tailored to enable new functions and effects on textiles.