Mylar
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(mī'lär') 
A trademark used for a thin strong polyester film.
A trademark used for a thin strong polyester film.
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Trade name of a polyester material manufactured by DuPont and used to make recording tape, stripping film, and boards that hold film for an imposition layout.
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the proprietary name for a type of polyethylene terephthalate polyester that forms very strong films of good transparency and high electrical resistance.
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- Plastics, Paper, and Textiles - Mylar: Trademark. very thin sheets of reflective polyester with great tensile strength, used for insulation and fabrics
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