Covering

In surface technology, covering materials such as masking paper and masking film play an important role in protecting surfaces during various work processes. These materials are used to prevent paint, varnish, adhesives, dirt or other substances from getting onto surfaces that are not to be treated. Masking can be used to keep work areas clean and prevent unwanted soiling or damage.

Masking paper is a commonly used option for masking surfaces. It is available in various sizes and thicknesses and can be easily cut and customized to meet the specific requirements of different surfaces. Masking paper is often attached with masking tape or adhesive tape to ensure that it stays in place during the work process and that no paint or other substances can get underneath.

Masking film is another popular choice for covering surfaces. It is often made from plastic materials such as polyethylene and provides a water-repellent and hard-wearing barrier against soiling and damage. Masking film is often transparent or translucent, which makes it possible to see the covered surfaces and work precisely.

Both masking materials, masking paper and masking film, offer a simple and effective way to cover and protect surfaces during various surface engineering tasks. They are versatile and can be used for a variety of applications, from painting and renovation work to industrial manufacturing processes. Proper masking can keep work areas clean and improve the quality of results.