Clear Packing Film
Flexible transparent film for mattress wrapping, product protection and general industrial packaging.
View product →Clear, colored and functional flexible PVC film for industrial packing, strip curtains, covers, flooring protection and printing—customized by thickness, width, finish and end-use requirement.
Soft PVC film—also called flexible PVC film or flexible vinyl film—is PVC resin formulated with plasticizers and other components to stay bendable. It is supplied in rolls for barriers, covers, packaging, printing and fabrication. The exact formulation should match the application and required documents.
*Ranges are reconciled from the current HSQY category content. Common custom soft-film programs are listed at 0.2–2.0 mm; final capability depends on grade, process, width, finish and order details.
Start with the closest product family. HSQY can then review dimensions, appearance, processing and optional performance requirements for the exact grade.
Flexible transparent film for mattress wrapping, product protection and general industrial packaging.
View product →Soft PVC film rolls specified for protection, wrapping, covers and conversion workflows.
View product →Transparent flexible strips for doors, partitions and traffic openings in industrial environments.
View product →Transparent or opaque color options for flooring, decoration, covers and product differentiation.
View product →Yellow PVC strip curtain option for applications where insect-control performance is requested.
View product →Flexible transparent strip material for low-temperature door and partition requirements.
View product →Each end use changes what “good film” means. Define the real requirement before selecting a surface, formulation or price level.
Then confirm the conversion process, exposure conditions and required documentation. This avoids quoting a film that looks right but performs incorrectly.
A precise request lets the factory recommend a relevant grade, judge feasibility and quote comparable terms.
| Specification | Reference on current page | What the buyer should define |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | Portfolio: 0.05–5.0 mm; common custom programs: 0.2–2.0 mm | Nominal thickness, tolerance and measurement method |
| Width / format | Width within 2 m; roll, cut or strip formats | Net width, roll length or weight, core and converted size |
| Appearance | Clear, transparent color, opaque color | Clarity, haze, tint, color sample or color standard |
| Surface | Gloss, matte and embossed options | One-side/two-side finish, texture reference and print side |
| Functional grade | Optional anti-static, flame-retardant and UV-resistant programs | Test method, target value, operating condition and required report |
| Packaging | Custom roll and private-label options | Core, wrap, pallet, labels, roll orientation and destination |
This is a buying guide, not a guaranteed technical data sheet. Final tolerances and performance should be written into the approved specification for the selected grade.
Use real production and inspection images, then connect each capability statement to the relevant factory, line, process or document.
HSQY states more than 20 years of plastics manufacturing and export experience, investment in or cooperation with more than 12 factories, and more than 40 plastic product production lines across the group network.
Company-provided claims. Production publishing should link these figures to current company, factory, equipment or certificate pages.
Thickness, width, roll length or weight, core and cut-to-size requirements.
Clear, colored, gloss, matte or embossed—with a physical or digital color reference.
Grade-specific anti-static, flame-retardant, UV or temperature requirements with test conditions.
Roll orientation, protective wrapping, pallet, labels, private label and export marks.
Technical alignment before price comparison reduces mismatched samples, unclear tolerances and avoidable production changes.
Share use, process, environment and destination.
Align dimensions, finish, functions and documentation.
Evaluate appearance and processing on actual equipment.
Confirm tolerance, packing, quality criteria and terms.
Manufacture, inspect, pack and release against approval.
Lead times are current-page guidance, not delivery guarantees. Custom formulation, color, finish, documentation, testing and seasonality can change the schedule.
Soft PVC film is a flexible roll material made from PVC resin with plasticizers and other formulation components. It is used where a bendable, transparent or colored barrier, cover or packaging film is required. It differs from rigid PVC film because it is formulated to remain flexible.
The current HSQY category content references an overall portfolio thickness of 0.05–5.0 mm and width within 2 m, while common custom soft-film programs are listed at 0.2–2.0 mm. Available dimensions depend on formulation, process, surface, width and quantity, so confirm the exact specification.
Provide the application, thickness and tolerance, roll width and length or roll weight, transparency or color, gloss or embossed finish, required functional grade, quantity, packaging and destination. Also explain how the material will be welded, printed, sewn, cut or otherwise converted.
HSQY lists custom color matching, gloss, matte or embossed surfaces, roll dimensions, packaging and optional functions such as anti-static, flame-retardant or UV-resistant grades. Availability and performance must be confirmed for the exact formulation, thickness and test method.
Only use a grade supported by current documentation for the exact application and destination market. General soft PVC film should not be assumed suitable for food, medical or other regulated uses. Request the exact formulation declaration and relevant reports before approval.
MOQ and lead time vary by formulation, dimensions, color, finish, packing and production schedule. The current HSQY page gives indicative windows from 5–10 days for smaller orders to more than 20 days for orders above 50 tons. Confirm MOQ and final timing after specification review.
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