Peel Ply is primarily used as a surface preparation material. It is placed directly against the laminate during the composite layup process, forming the outermost layer before the composite is cured. Its textured surface helps create a roughened finish on the composite, which improves adhesion for subsequent bonding processes.

After the composite part is cured and ready for further processing or finishing, Peel Ply is removed by peeling it away from the composite surface. This process leaves behind a clean and textured surface that is free from contaminants such as excess resin or fibers. The resulting surface is ideal for secondary bonding, painting, or coating applications.

• Surface Quality: Peel Ply creates a textured surface that promotes strong adhesive bonding and improves paint adhesion.
• Residue-Free: It leaves behind a clean surface without the need for additional surface preparation or cleaning.
• Consistency: Provides uniform surface texture and finish across composite parts.
• Cost-Effective: Helps reduce labor and material costs associated with surface preparation and finishing.

Peel Ply finds widespread application in industries where composite materials are used:

• Aerospace: Used in the fabrication of aircraft components where stringent surface quality and bonding strength are critical.
• Automotive: Utilized in manufacturing composite parts for vehicles, including body panels and structural components.
• Marine: Applied in boat and yacht construction to ensure strong bonds between composite layers.
• Wind Energy: Used in the production of wind turbine blades to achieve reliable bonding and structural integrity.