Perforated Stretch Film

Core Features

1. Perforated Structure: The holes allow air to circulate through the film, supporting packaging applications that require ventilation.

2. 500 mm Width: The wide film format accommodates wrapping cartons, grouped products, and palletized loads.

3. 20 μm Thickness: The specified thickness provides a defined material option for packaging and wrapping requirements.

4. 5 mm Perforation Diameter: The hole size defines the ventilation openings across the film.

5. 25 mm Perforation Spacing: Regular spacing provides a consistent perforation layout for packaging applications requiring distributed airflow.

6. 300 m Roll Length: Each roll provides a defined film length for routine wrapping operations and repeat procurement.

OEM/ODM Services

OEM/ODM services are available for customized Perforated Stretch Film, including film thickness, width, roll length, hole diameter, perforation spacing, and packaging. Perforation patterns and roll specifications can be adjusted according to product requirements and customer drawings, subject to manufacturing capabilities.

Quality Certification

Products can be manufactured under ISO 9001 quality management systems, subject to the manufacturer's actual certification status. Quality checks may include film thickness measurement, dimensional inspection, and perforation pattern verification. Relevant compliance documentation can be provided according to applicable market requirements.

FAQ

Q1: What is Perforated Stretch Film used for?

It is used to wrap and secure products that require airflow during storage or transportation, including selected agricultural and packaged goods.

Q2: Can the perforation size and spacing be customized?

Yes. Hole diameter and perforation spacing can be adjusted according to ventilation requirements, packaging applications, and manufacturing capabilities.

Q3: How does Perforated Stretch Film differ from standard stretch film?

Perforated Stretch Film contains openings that allow air to circulate through the material, while standard stretch film generally provides a continuous film barrier around the wrapped goods.