PVC Rigid Lamination Film for Pharmaceutical
HSQY
PVC/PE Laminated Film -01
0.1-1.5mm
Transparent or Colored
Customized
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Product Description
HSQY PVC/PE laminated rigid film combines a rigid PVC forming layer with a PE lamination layer for pharmaceutical, medical and specialty thermoformed packaging applications requiring forming performance, sealing capability and a multilayer packaging structure.
The current product range covers 0.15mm to 1.5mm total thickness with transparent and colored options, a 76mm inner core and a minimum order quantity of 1000kg. Roll dimensions and layer specifications should be matched to the packaging machine, mold and sealing system.
PVC/PE laminated film should not automatically be treated as interchangeable with plain pharmaceutical PVC, PVC/PVDC or other high-barrier blister structures. The correct material depends on the packaged product, barrier requirement, forming process, sealing method and applicable packaging qualification.
PVC/PE Laminated Rigid Film
Clear Pharmaceutical Packaging Film
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | PVC Rigid Film With PE Lamination Film |
| Structure | Rigid PVC / PE laminated structure; exact layer construction should be confirmed for the selected grade |
| Total Thickness | 0.15mm - 1.5mm |
| Width | Current product information lists ≥840mm; confirm exact master-roll and slit width requirements before ordering |
| Color | Transparent / Colored |
| Density | Approximately 1.35 g/cm³ according to current product information |
| Inner Core Diameter | 76mm |
| Supply Format | Roll / laminated rigid film; final roll dimensions subject to production confirmation |
| Forming Method | Thermoforming and vacuum forming depending on exact structure and application |
| Typical Functions | Forming, sealing, mechanical protection and multilayer packaging performance |
| MOQ | 1000kg |
| Quality Information | ISO 9001 and GMP standard are listed in the current product information; applicable documentation should be confirmed for the exact grade and intended market |
Important: Layer thickness, PE type, surface treatment, sealing temperature, barrier properties and regulatory documentation are not specified as universal values on the current page. These should be confirmed according to the exact PVC/PE grade before packaging validation.
PVC/PE laminated rigid film is a multilayer material combining rigid PVC with a polyethylene layer. The PVC layer provides rigidity and thermoforming capability, while the PE layer can contribute sealing, flexibility and interface properties depending on the exact film construction.
This type of laminate is different from plain rigid PVC film because its performance depends on both layers and their bond. The PE resin type, layer thickness, lamination method and sealing partner can all affect the finished package.
For pharmaceutical or medical applications, the complete structure should be selected according to the packaged product, packaging machine, sealing system, sterilization requirements where applicable and the required qualification documents.
PVC/PE laminated rigid film can be considered for selected pharmaceutical and medical packaging structures where a thermoformable PVC layer and PE-containing sealing or contact layer are required.
It should not automatically be assumed to be suitable for every tablet, capsule, medical device or drug-contact application. Material qualification depends on the exact formulation, package design, packed product and destination-market requirements.
| Packaging Requirement | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Packaged Product | Pharmaceutical, medical device or other packaged product |
| Direct Product Contact | Whether PVC or PE layer contacts the packaged product |
| Forming Method | Thermoforming temperature, cavity depth and tooling design |
| Sealing Method | Sealing material, temperature, pressure and dwell time |
| Barrier Requirement | Required moisture, oxygen and aroma protection based on product stability |
| Sterilization | Required sterilization process where applicable |
| Documentation | Required specification, test reports and market-specific compliance documents |
| Feature | Plain Rigid PVC | PVC/PE Laminated Film |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Single rigid PVC forming layer | PVC layer combined with PE layer |
| Main Function | Rigid thermoforming web | Thermoforming plus PE-related sealing or interface functions depending on structure |
| Typical Pharma Use | Common forming web for suitable tablet and capsule blister packs | Specialty pharmaceutical or medical packaging structures where PE lamination is required |
| Barrier Performance | Basic barrier performance depending on thickness and formulation | Depends on PVC/PE structure; should not be assumed to equal PVDC or other dedicated high-barrier structures |
| Qualification | Validate forming and pharmaceutical package performance | Validate forming, lamination, sealing and complete package performance |
PVC/PE and PVC/PVDC are different packaging structures and should not be selected only by price or material name.
| Selection Factor | PVC/PE | PVC/PVDC |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | PVC laminated with PE | PVC with PVDC barrier coating or layer |
| Main Design Goal | Forming plus sealing/interface functions according to laminate design | Enhanced moisture and oxygen barrier compared with plain PVC |
| Barrier Selection | Confirm exact laminate performance | PVDC coating level selected according to required barrier performance |
| Final Selection | Must be based on product stability, shelf life, distribution environment, forming machine and complete packaging system | |
Good forming performance: The rigid PVC layer provides structure for suitable thermoformed packaging applications.
PE lamination layer: The PE layer can contribute sealing and flexibility according to the selected laminate construction.
Transparent options: Clear films allow visual inspection and product presentation where required.
Colored options: Colored film can be discussed for application-specific identification and presentation.
Mechanical protection: The laminated structure provides rigidity and impact resistance suitable for selected packaging designs.
Roll supply: 76mm inner core is listed for compatibility with roll-fed packaging processes.
Custom specifications: Thickness, width, color and roll configuration can be discussed according to the packaging line.
PVC/PE laminated film can be processed on suitable thermoforming equipment, but forming conditions should be optimized for the complete laminate rather than using processing conditions developed for plain PVC.
Excessive heating, deep drawing or inappropriate tooling can affect wall-thickness distribution, layer integrity and finished-package performance. Trial forming is therefore recommended when introducing a new thickness, structure or cavity design.
| Processing Parameter | What to Evaluate |
|---|---|
| Total Thickness | Starting gauge and required finished wall thickness |
| PVC / PE Layer Structure | Individual layer thicknesses and correct layer orientation |
| Heating Profile | Uniform heating without damaging or distorting the laminate |
| Draw Depth | Finished wall distribution and corner thinning |
| Mold Geometry | Cavity dimensions, radius and material distribution |
| Layer Adhesion | Confirm laminate integrity after heating and forming |
The original product information identifies good sealing as a key feature. Actual sealing performance depends on PE grade, seal partner, temperature, pressure, dwell time and package geometry.
For pharmaceutical and medical packaging, seal integrity should be validated on the actual packaging line using the final lidding or sealing material. Do not assume that one sealing condition applies to all PVC/PE structures.
The current product information describes good oxygen and water-vapor barrier performance. Exact WVTR and OTR values, however, are not provided on the current page and should be confirmed for the selected laminate structure before barrier-sensitive packaging approval.
If the packaged product is highly moisture-sensitive or oxygen-sensitive, specify the required barrier target rather than selecting material only by total thickness. A PVC/PVDC, PVC/PVDC/PE, PCTFE-based laminate or another higher-barrier structure may be more appropriate depending on the stability requirement.
The current product information lists pharmaceutical, medical and food-packaging applications within the PVC/PE film family. These applications can require different formulations and compliance documentation, so one grade should not automatically be assumed suitable for every application listed below.
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| Application | Key Requirement |
|---|---|
| Pharmaceutical Packaging | Application-specific grade, forming, sealing, barrier and pharmaceutical packaging qualification |
| Medical Packaging | Medical packaging grade, sterilization compatibility where applicable and package validation |
| Fresh Meat Packaging | Food-contact grade, sealing, barrier and temperature requirements |
| Processed Meat & Poultry | Forming, sealing, food-contact compliance and package integrity |
| Fish & Cheese Packaging | Product-specific barrier, seal performance and storage conditions |
| Pasta Packaging | Food-contact requirements, forming and sealing performance |
| MAP Packaging | Gas composition, barrier performance and seal integrity |
| Vacuum Packaging | Flexural performance, seal integrity and package design |
Selecting pharmaceutical packaging film requires more than choosing PVC, PVC/PE or PVC/PVDC by name. The material must protect the product throughout its intended shelf life and run reliably on the packaging line.
| Selection Factor | Information to Evaluate |
|---|---|
| Product Stability | Sensitivity to moisture, oxygen, light and temperature |
| Target Shelf Life | Required protection throughout storage and distribution |
| Distribution Climate | Temperature and humidity conditions in target markets |
| Packaging Machine | Web width, core size, forming system, unwind and sealing station |
| Cavity Geometry | Depth, radius and material distribution after forming |
| Barrier Target | Required moisture and oxygen protection |
| Regulatory Requirements | Destination-market and customer-specific pharmaceutical or medical requirements |
| Requirement | Information to Provide |
|---|---|
| Application | Pharmaceutical, medical, food, MAP, vacuum or other packaging application |
| Film Structure | PVC/PE structure or current material specification if replacing an existing product |
| Total Thickness | Required total thickness and tolerance |
| Layer Thickness | Required PVC and PE layer thicknesses where specified |
| Width | Master roll or finished slit width and tolerance |
| Core | 76mm or packaging-machine-specific requirement |
| Roll Diameter / Weight | Maximum roll diameter or roll weight accepted by the machine |
| Color | Transparent or required custom color |
| Barrier Requirement | Target WVTR / OTR or product-stability requirement where available |
| Sealing Material | Lidding film, foil or other sealing partner |
| Documentation | Required test reports, specifications or compliance documents |
| Quantity | Trial quantity, regular order and estimated annual consumption |
PVC/PE laminated rigid film is a multilayer packaging material combining rigid PVC with a polyethylene layer. PVC provides forming rigidity while the PE layer can provide sealing and interface functions depending on the laminate design.
No. Plain pharmaceutical rigid PVC is normally a mono-layer forming web. PVC/PE contains an additional PE layer and should be treated as a separate laminate structure with different forming, sealing and qualification requirements.
The current HSQY product information lists a total thickness range of 0.15mm to 1.5mm. The exact PVC and PE layer construction should be confirmed according to the application.
The current product specification lists a 76mm inner core diameter. Confirm the unwind requirement of the packaging machine before ordering.
Yes, suitable PVC/PE structures can be thermoformed. Processing conditions depend on total thickness, individual layer structure, mold geometry and forming depth.
The current product information describes good water-vapor and oxygen barrier performance, but no universal WVTR or OTR values are provided. Barrier values should be confirmed for the exact structure before use with barrier-sensitive products.
They serve different packaging requirements. PVC/PVDC is commonly selected when enhanced moisture and oxygen barrier is required, while PVC/PE structures may be selected for sealing, flexibility or other laminate-specific functions. Final selection should follow package-performance requirements.
Suitable grades can be evaluated for pharmaceutical packaging. The exact grade must be qualified according to the packaged product, material-contact requirements, stability studies, packaging process and destination-market requirements.
Suitable medical packaging grades can be evaluated, but sterilization compatibility and medical packaging requirements must be confirmed for the exact film structure.
Not automatically. Food, medical and pharmaceutical packaging may require different formulations, test methods and compliance documents. Specify the final application when requesting material.
The current product information lists an MOQ of 1000kg. Customized structures, colors or roll specifications may require separate confirmation.
The current HSQY product information supports sample evaluation. For pharmaceutical, medical or precision thermoforming projects, test the exact PVC/PE structure on the actual packaging line before mass production.
Please provide the application, total thickness, PVC/PE layer structure if known, roll width, core size, roll diameter, color, forming method, sealing material, barrier requirement, documentation requirement, quantity and destination.
Sample Packing: A4-size rigid PVC clear material with PP bag and carton according to current product information.
Sheet / Roll Packing: Approximately 30kg per bag or according to customer requirements where applicable.
Pallet Packing: Approximately 500-2000kg per plywood pallet.
Container Loading: Approximately 20 tons under normal loading conditions, subject to roll or sheet dimensions and packing configuration.
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ISO 9001 and GMP standard are listed in the current product information. Pharmaceutical, medical and food packaging buyers should confirm which certificates, test reports and compliance documents apply to the exact PVC/PE grade being purchased.
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