G-PET extrusion films in rolls

G-PET extrusion films in rolls refer to plastic films made from a type of polyester resin called glycol-modified polyethylene terephthalate (G-PET). These films are produced through the extrusion process, where the molten plastic is forced through a die to create a thin, continuous sheet of film. The film is then cooled and wound into rolls for easy handling and transportation. G-PET is a modified version of traditional PET (polyethylene terephthalate) resin. It contains glycol, which enhances the material's properties, making it more suitable for specific applications. G-PET films are known for their clarity, strength, and excellent barrier properties, making them ideal for various packaging and industrial applications. These films are available in roll form, which means they are wound onto large spools or cores for convenient use in manufacturing processes. Roll format allows for efficient handling, storage, and transportation of the films, making them widely used in packaging operations, printing, laminating, and other industrial applications. Manufacturers produce G-PET extrusion films in rolls of different widths, thicknesses, and specifications to cater to the diverse needs of industries such as food packaging, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and more. These rolls can be customized based on specific requirements, offering versatility and flexibility to businesses in various sectors.

Toleranz Länge +/- 1 mm, Breite +/- 2 mm

Standard 700 x 1000 mm, 980 x 800 mm und 1235 x 1015 mm

Stärkenbereich 180 bis 500 μ* (Toleranz +/- 7%)