HSQY PVC/PE Laminated Thermoforming Film

PVC/PE Laminated Thermoforming Film

HSQY PVC/PE Laminated Thermoforming Film combines a rigid PVC structural layer with a polyethylene sealing layer for thermoformed food packaging, suppository packaging, unit-dose packaging and other applications requiring formability together with heat-sealing performance.

The PVC layer provides rigidity, dimensional stability, impact resistance and thermoforming capability, while the PE layer provides a heat-sealable contact surface, flexibility and additional moisture resistance.

HSQY supplies PVC laminate structures including PVC/PE, PVC/EVOH/PE and PVC/PVDC/PE. Standard PVC/PE is suitable for applications where thermoforming and sealing are the primary requirements, while EVOH- or PVDC-containing structures can be evaluated when substantially higher oxygen or moisture barrier performance is required.

Published HSQY PVC laminate information covers approximately 0.1–1.5 mm total thickness, widths up to approximately 840 mm, and clear, black, white or customized colors. The exact PVC thickness, PE layer, width, core size and roll configuration should be confirmed for the intended packaging line.

Product Highlights: PVC/PE Laminated Film | Thermoforming | Heat-Sealable PE Layer | Peel or Weld Seal Options | Food Packaging | Suppository Packaging | Unit-Dose Packaging | Custom Thickness & Width | Clear & Colored Options | High-Barrier Structures Available

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PVC/PE Laminated Film Specifications

The specifications below summarize the HSQY PVC laminate product family. Exact PVC gauge, PE thickness, width, roll weight, roll diameter, core size, winding direction, sealing characteristics and barrier performance should be confirmed in the approved production specification.

Structure Note: PVC/PE, PVC/EVOH/PE and PVC/PVDC/PE are different laminate structures with different barrier and processing characteristics. The exact material name and structure should be shown consistently on purchase specifications, technical data sheets, labels and quotations.

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What Is PVC/PE Laminated Film?

PVC/PE laminated film combines a thermoformable rigid PVC layer with a polyethylene sealing layer. It is commonly supplied as rollstock for packaging lines that form cavities or trays before filling and heat sealing.

The PVC layer provides the mechanical structure required for thermoforming, while the PE layer provides a sealing surface and influences flexibility, opening behavior and resistance to moisture.

Depending on the formulation and packaging requirement, PVC/PE can be used for food applications, suppositories, pharmaceutical unit doses and other formed packages.

PVC/PE vs. PET/PE Laminated Film

How the PVC/PE Structure Works

Rigid PVC Forming Layer

The rigid PVC layer provides formability, dimensional stability and the mechanical structure of the finished cavity or tray. Its thickness should be selected according to draw depth, package dimensions and required rigidity.

PE Sealing Layer

The PE layer provides a sealing surface and additional flexibility. Depending on the formulation, it can be designed for controlled peel or stronger sealing characteristics.

Complete Laminated Structure

The finished PVC/PE laminate should be selected as a complete packaging structure rather than by PVC thickness alone. Forming depth, seal partner, fill temperature, storage conditions and barrier requirements can all influence the required laminate.

Existing Technical File

The current page includes the following general PET data sheet. Because this product is identified as PVC/PE, this file should not be used as the product-specific PVC/PE technical specification. Buyers should request the current PVC/PE data sheet and applicable test documents for qualification.

PET Data Sheet.pdf

Key Features of PVC/PE Laminated Film

Thermoforming Performance

Rigid PVC provides good thermoforming capability for packaging cavities and trays. Heating conditions, forming temperature, draw depth and cooling should be optimized for the selected laminate.

Heat-Sealable PE Surface

The PE layer provides the sealing surface required by suitable lidding or matching laminate structures. Seal performance depends on temperature, pressure, dwell time, surface cleanliness and the mating material.

Peelable Packaging Options

PVC/PE structures can be developed for peelable packaging where controlled opening is required, including selected suppository and unit-dose applications.

Moisture Protection

The PE layer contributes moisture resistance. Where shelf life depends on a defined water-vapor barrier, request quantitative WVTR data for the exact laminate construction.

Impact and Flexural Performance

PVC provides structural strength for forming, filling, sealing and handling. Finished-package performance should be evaluated at the intended material gauge and cavity design.

PVC/PE Laminated Film Applications

Suppository Packaging

PVC/PE laminate is widely used for suitable suppository packaging where the package requires thermoformability, sealing and controlled opening. Product compatibility, filling temperature and long-term package integrity should be validated with the actual formulation.

Pharmaceutical Unit-Dose Packaging

PVC/PE can be evaluated for suitable liquid or semi-liquid unit-dose packaging on thermoform-fill-seal equipment. Exact suitability depends on product chemistry, sealing conditions and required barrier performance.

Fresh and Processed Meat Packaging

Selected PVC/PE grades can be thermoformed for meat and processed-food packaging where the approved formulation, PE contact layer, sealing system and food-contact documentation match the application.

Poultry, Fish and Cheese Packaging

PVC/PE laminates can also be evaluated for poultry, fish, cheese, pasta and other food products requiring thermoforming and heat sealing.

Vacuum and Modified-Atmosphere Packaging

Where vacuum or modified-atmosphere packaging is required, define the target oxygen transmission, moisture transmission, gas composition and shelf life. Higher-barrier PVC/EVOH/PE or PVC/PVDC/PE structures may be more appropriate than standard PVC/PE.

Explore the HSQY PVC laminate film range for additional PVC/PE and high-barrier structures.

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PVC/PE vs. PVC/EVOH/PE vs. PVC/PVDC/PE

How to Select PVC/PE Laminated Film

Packaging application: Specify whether the laminate will be used for suppositories, pharmaceutical unit doses, meat, poultry, fish, cheese or another product.

Total thickness: Provide the required laminate thickness and tolerance according to cavity depth, rigidity and machine requirements.

PVC and PE layers: Specify individual layer requirements where known rather than relying only on total thickness.

Roll width: Provide exact web width and slitting tolerance required by the thermoforming or packaging line.

Core and roll size: Provide core diameter, preferred roll weight and maximum outside diameter.

Winding configuration: Confirm which surface must face inward or outward according to the machine layout.

Forming requirements: Provide cavity dimensions, draw depth, mold design, machine model and line speed.

Seal requirements: Specify peelable or stronger seal performance and identify the mating material or lidding structure.

Barrier requirement: Provide target OTR and WVTR if oxygen or moisture transmission affects product stability or shelf life.

Fill conditions: For pharmaceutical liquid or suppository packaging, provide product temperature and relevant chemical or compatibility information.

Destination market: State the country or region where the package will be used so applicable documentation can be reviewed.

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How to Validate PVC/PE Film Before Bulk Production

Thermoforming Trial

Run the material on the actual machine and mold. Check heating uniformity, cavity definition, corner thickness, shrinkage, flange flatness and trimming performance.

Seal-Window Test

Test the intended sealing partner over a suitable range of temperatures, pressures and dwell times to establish a stable production window.

Peel and Seal Strength

For peelable packaging, evaluate opening force and consistency. For stronger seals, confirm seal strength and package integrity under expected storage and transport conditions.

Barrier Verification

When product stability depends on oxygen or moisture protection, verify OTR and WVTR for the exact laminate under relevant temperature and humidity conditions.

Product Compatibility

For pharmaceutical or medical-related packaging, test the laminate with the actual formulation and filling process. Evaluate package appearance, seal integrity, migration or compatibility requirements and storage stability according to the applicable qualification program.

PVC/PE Sheet and Roll Packing Details

Sample Packing: Sample sheets can be protected in suitable bags and cartons according to current sample terms.

Sheet Packing: Older published information references approximately 30 kg per bag for some rigid-sheet products. Actual packing should be confirmed according to thickness and dimensions.

Roll Packing: Confirm roll width, core size, roll weight, outside diameter, winding direction and protective wrapping for the selected specification.

Pallet Packing: Older published information references approximately 500–2000 kg per plywood pallet. Current pallet loading should be confirmed according to roll size, shipment limits and destination requirements.

Container Loading: Older published information references approximately 20 tons for some shipments. Actual loading depends on pallet configuration, container type, route and applicable shipment-weight restrictions.

Production Lead Time: Older published information references approximately 10–14 working days. Confirm the current production schedule after material structure, quantity, sample approval and packing requirements have been finalized.

Delivery Terms: Published options include EXW, FOB, CNF and DDU. Confirm the applicable shipping term with the current quotation.

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Frequently Asked Questions About PVC/PE Laminated Film

What is PVC/PE laminated film?

PVC/PE laminated film combines a thermoformable rigid PVC layer with a polyethylene sealing layer. It is used for formed packaging that requires both structural rigidity and heat-sealing capability.

What is the PE layer used for?

The PE layer provides a heat-sealable surface, flexibility and moisture resistance. Its formulation can also influence peelability and opening performance.

Can PVC/PE film be thermoformed?

Yes. PVC/PE laminated film is designed for suitable thermoforming applications. Processing conditions should be optimized for total thickness, PVC formulation, cavity depth and machine configuration.

Can PVC/PE be used for suppository packaging?

Yes. PVC/PE is widely used for suitable suppository packaging where thermoforming, sealing and controlled opening are required. The finished package should be validated with the actual suppository formulation and filling conditions.

Can PVC/PE be used for pharmaceutical unit doses?

PVC/PE can be evaluated for suitable pharmaceutical unit-dose packaging, including selected liquid and semi-liquid products. Compatibility, seal integrity, barrier requirements and applicable documentation should be confirmed for the exact application.

What thicknesses are available?

HSQY's published PVC laminate family covers approximately 0.1–1.5 mm. The exact PVC/PE structure, total thickness and tolerance should be confirmed according to the packaging project.

What widths are available?

HSQY's current PVC laminate information publishes widths up to approximately 840 mm. Confirm the exact width and slitting tolerance required for the production line.

Is PVC/PE available in different colors?

Yes. HSQY publishes clear, black and white options within its PVC laminate range, with other custom colors subject to formulation and order quantity.

Is PVC/PE peelable?

PVC/PE structures can be designed for peelable opening where required. Peel force and consistency should be validated with the actual package design and sealing conditions.

Can PVC/PE provide a high oxygen barrier?

Standard PVC/PE should not automatically be treated as the highest-barrier option. When a defined low oxygen transmission rate is required, PVC/EVOH/PE, PVC/PVDC/PE or another validated barrier structure may be more appropriate.

What is the difference between PVC/PE and PVC/EVOH/PE?

PVC/PE primarily combines thermoformable PVC with a PE sealing layer. PVC/EVOH/PE adds an EVOH layer to provide significantly greater oxygen-barrier performance when correctly specified.

What is the difference between PVC/PE and PVC/PVDC/PE?

PVC/PVDC/PE incorporates PVDC as an additional barrier component and can be evaluated for applications requiring higher moisture or gas protection than standard PVC/PE.

Can PVC/PE be used for food packaging?

Selected PVC/PE structures can be evaluated for food packaging where the PE contact surface, full formulation and available food-contact documentation are suitable for the intended food, temperature and destination market.

What barrier data should I request?

When shelf life depends on barrier performance, request measured OTR and WVTR values for the exact laminate under relevant temperature and humidity test conditions.

What is the minimum order quantity?

The current HSQY PVC/PE product family publishes a minimum order quantity of approximately 1,000 kg. Custom structures, colors or dimensions may require different minimum quantities.

Can I request samples?

Yes. Samples can be discussed for preliminary quality, thermoforming and sealing evaluation. A production-line trial is recommended before approving a new laminate structure.

What should I test before approving PVC/PE film?

Evaluate thermoforming behavior, cavity definition, wall-thickness distribution, dimensional stability, seal window, peel or seal strength, package integrity, barrier performance where required and compatibility with the packaged product.

What information should I provide for a quotation?

Provide required structure, total thickness, PVC and PE layer requirements, width, roll dimensions, core size, color, forming depth, sealing requirement, packaged product, barrier target, quantity, destination market and required documentation.

About HSQY Plastic Group

HSQY Plastic Group supplies rigid plastic sheet, thermoforming film and laminated packaging materials to commercial buyers, packaging converters, food manufacturers, pharmaceutical packaging companies, distributors and international importers.

The HSQY laminate range includes PVC/PE, PVC/EVOH/PE, PVC/PVDC/PE, PET/PE and other customized structures for food, pharmaceutical and industrial packaging applications.

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