The film on the ID card can be torn off. The second-generation resident ID card issued by the public security organ to the people is actually a certificate with an anti-static film. The surface film is an anti-static film. The anti-static film is not an integral part of the ID card and can be torn off without affecting the quality and normal use of the certificate. Can the film on the ID card be torn off? The second generation ID card adopts a hot pressing process to print personal information such as residents' photos, date of birth and address on a special plastic film, and then bonded with the card body through hot pressing.
As this special plastic film is an insulating material, it will generate large static electricity in the printing process. In order to eliminate static electricity and ensure normal printing, a thin anti-static film is coated on the non printing surface of the plastic film.
During the production process of ID card, there are sometimes some scratches and dust on the surface, which affect the surface effect of ID card. Therefore, another function of anti-static coating is to protect the ID card from damage during the production process. （ShenFenZhengShangDeMoNengSiDiaoMa）