Release Liners

3M Secondary Release Liner 5051 is a 4.2 mil, 58-lb. polycoated kraft paper liner with a silicone release coating on one side. Designed for general purpose steel rule die cutting, this is a versatile release liner for a wide range of common applications...

3M Slipsheeting is designed for use with processed signs and unmounted processed faces. Available in various widths, this easy-to-use paper helps protect sign faces during storage and transportation. Signage is expensive — help protect your investment...

For packaging of finished signs.

For packaging of finished signs.

For packaging of finished signs.

For packaging of finished signs.

For packaging of finished signs.

For packaging of finished signs.

3M Secondary Liner 4987 is a translucent, high density polyethylene (HDPE) liner with a silicone release coating on one side. This 3.0 mil release liner is suitable for use with a wide variety of adhesive types.

3M Secondary Liner 4987 is a translucent, high density polyethylene (HDPE) liner with a silicone release coating on one side. This 3.0 mil release liner is suitable for use with a wide variety of adhesive types.

3M VC332 Liner is a white polyethylene film liner material. This film is applicable for use as a release liner due to its flexibility. Designed for non-silicone, non-fluoro coating for electronics, hard disk drive and other clean room application where...

3M Secondary Liner 4996 liner is a clear 1.4 mil polyester film with a silicone release coating on one side. The film liner is designed to provide strength as well as moisture stability while the coating delivers low release from many adhesives. This...

3M Secondary Liner 4998 is a neutral colored, 58 lb polycoated kraft liner. Release coat on two sides. Use as secondary liner for laminating adhesiveswhen selectively die-cutting.

3M Non-Silicone Secondary Release Liner 5932 is a 2.0 mil clear polyester (PET) film with a non-silicone release coating applied to one side, suitable for applications where silicone release agents can leave residue or interfere with subsequent processes...