Toray Advanced Materials and Hansol Home Deco Develop Next-Generation PET Interior Film

Stable Application to Curved Surfaces and Edges
First to Be Used in "Hansol Story Film"

Toray Advanced Materials has collaboratively developed a highly flexible PET interior film with Hansol Home Deco, improving the limitations of conventional PET materials.

Interior design featuring Toray Advanced Materials' high-performance PET interior film. Toray Advanced Materials

Toray Advanced Materials announced on July 21 that, after approximately two years of joint research, it has developed a high-performance interior film that significantly enhances flexibility compared to traditional PET materials.

PET is widely used as a surface finishing material for furniture doors due to its excellent processability and appearance quality. However, its inherent rigidity has made it difficult to apply to complex structures such as curved surfaces and right-angle edges.

The two companies utilized Toray Advanced Materials' film processing and manufacturing technology, along with high-performance elastic materials, to achieve approximately twice the flexibility of conventional PVC materials. As a result, the new film can be stably applied to complex structures such as curved surfaces and edges without lifting or detachment.

The newly developed PET interior film is scheduled to be applied to Hansol Home Deco's "Hansol Story Film" product lineup.

An official at Toray Advanced Materials stated, "Based on our film technology competitiveness, we will continue to develop high-performance interior materials, while also expanding our next-generation product lineup, including PET flame-retardant films."

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