Oracover Iron-On Covering Film Light Grey – High-Quality Covering Film for Model Aircraft
The Oracover iron-on covering film in light grey is a special film for covering RC model aircraft. It is applied to the frame with an iron and creates a taut, weather-resistant surface.
The light grey colour gives the model a bright, appealing look and highlights details.
The film is suitable for outdoor use, ensuring UV and weather resistance.
With 2 metres length and 60 cm width, you have enough material for larger parts such as wings or fuselage.
Covering is done by ironing – a proven technique for a wrinkle-free, taut surface.
High tear resistance and flexibility ease handling and guarantee long-lasting results.
What sets Oracover covering film apart
Oracover films are known for their excellent UV resistance and ease of use. The film shrinks when heated and conforms perfectly to the model's contours. Even after years, the covering remains taut and colourfast.
Ideal for...
This iron-on film is ideal for model building enthusiasts who want to cover their RC aeroplanes, gliders or multirotors themselves. It is also suitable for vehicle models or other RC projects.
How to use Oracover covering film
Cut the film to the desired size and place it on the frame. Iron the film on using a standard domestic iron (approx. 100–120 °C). It shrinks and becomes taut. Excess material can be removed with a scalpel after cooling. If necessary, re-tension the covering with a heat gun.
Oracover is a manufacturer of high-quality model covering films and accessories. The brand is known for its durable, UV-resistant iron-on films widely used in RC modelling. Oracover films are characterised by easy application and a wide colour range.
Oracover iron-on covering film is a special film for covering RC model aircraft. It is applied with an iron and shrinks when heated to create a taut surface.
No, the film is not self-adhesive. It is activated by the heat of ironing and then adheres to the frame.
The film is suitable for RC aircraft, gliders, multirotors and other RC models. Thanks to its UV resistance, it is also suitable for outdoor use.
The film is 600 mm wide and 2000 mm long (2 metres). The thickness is not specified, typically around 50 µm.
The film is ironed on at about 100–120 °C. It shrinks and smooths out. Excess can be removed after cooling with a scalpel. If needed, the covering can be re-tensioned with a heat gun.
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