Nick Abbatiello

"To track electronic or automotive components with speed and precision, OEMs need bar code labels that can be read accurately the first time," said Nick Abbatiello, GE Plastics' industry manager, High Performance Film.

"The global fit for these new products is very broad," said Nick Abbatiello, GE Advanced Materials industry manager, Global Marketing."They cut across a wide swath of applications where exceptional properties - especially superior high-heat and electrical performance - are key.We're looking at everything from the electronics and electrical industries to healthcare, automotive, and others where a balanced cost-performance alternative to polyimide (PI) film is needed."

According to Abbatiello, other potential applications for the new PEI films include bar code labels, flexible heaters, stiffeners, insulative tapes, motor insulation, speaker cones, wire wrapping, and a wide array of thermoformable products.

"In the past, it was usually necessary to modify translucent films to prevent the substrate under the label from showing through and to improve print contrast," said Nick Abbatiello, GE Plastics industry manager, High Performance Film.

"Now the development of the WH217 film means that step isn't needed, and may save our customers time and money," he added.

"To track electronic or automotive components with speed and precision, OEMs need bar code labels that can be read accurately the first time," said Nick Abbatiello, GE - Plastics' industry manager, for high performance film.

"To track electronic or automotive components with speed and precision, OEMs need bar code labels that can be read accurately the first time," said Nick Abbatiello, GE Plastics' industry manager, High Performance Film.

"To track electronic or automotive components with speed and precision, OEMs need bar code labels that can be read accurately the first time," said Nick Abbatiello, GE Plastics&' industry manager, High Performance Film.