Vacuum Membrane Sheet
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Where it is usedSolar & LaminatingVacuum membrane for solar panel, foil and veneer laminating and thermoforming.

Vacuum Membrane Sheet

A very stretchy sheet that presses layers flat under vacuum, used to make solar panels and laminated boards.

Grade PG 40. Pharma-40H elasticity to 800 %, for solar panel laminating, foil and veneer laminating, triplex production and thermoforming.

Hardness
40 Shore A ±5
Elongation
800 % at break
Thickness
2 mm ±0.2 mm
Working temperature−40 to +200 °C
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Key features

What this product does well, in short points.

  1. Pharma 40H elasticity, stretching to 800 %
  2. High resistance to tearing and to dynamic tension and compression loads
  3. Supplied in membrane lengths to 11 m
  4. Grade PG 40
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Specifications

Every figure from our catalogue. Unsure what a term means? Open the explainer under the table.

Specific gravity1.13 ±0.02 g/cm³
Hardness40 ±5 Shore A
Tensile strength (min)8 N/mm²
Elongation at break (min)800 %
Tear strength23 kN/m
Temperature range−40 to +200 °C
Thickness option2–3 mm
ColourTranslucent
New to these terms?What the numbers mean
Shore A
How hard the rubber is. 25 is soft like a rubber band, 40 like a pencil eraser, 70 like a car tyre, 80 firm like a shoe heel.
Tensile
How hard you can pull before it breaks. Higher is stronger.
Elongation
How far it stretches before breaking, as a %. 400 % means four times its own length.
Tear
How well it stops a small cut from spreading.
Specific gravity
How heavy it is compared with water. 1.2 means 20 % heavier than the same volume of water.
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Sizes

What is stocked as standard. Other sizes on request.

Standard length2750 mm / 11 m
Standard width1500 mm
Thickness2 mm ±0.2 mm
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Try it

Two quick, hands-on ways to understand this product before you ask.

Feel it

How firm is 40 Shore A?

Drag the press down onto a block, then let go. It gives way and springs back as the real rubber would: about as firm as a pencil eraser.

Heat check

Will it take your temperature?

Drag the marker to the hottest (or coldest) your part sees.

Working range−40 to +200 °C
-40 °C+200 °C-600+100+200+300

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