Tubular film layflat width
Up to 3,500 mmThe flattened tube width—not the opened circumference, bubble diameter or unfolded width.Factory & production capabilities
Custom Protective Packaging Made Around the Approved Specification
From tubular film extrusion and winding to bag conversion, large-format finishing and roll configuration checks, each production route is reviewed against the approved product requirements.
Side gussets
Up to 700 mm on each sideGusset feasibility is reviewed with film thickness, bag length and the required construction.Production route
Confirmed by product constructionMaterial, winding, conversion, finishing and packing requirements are reviewed together.Capability is reviewed against the material, thickness, bag construction, winding method and approved drawing for each requirement.
Production path
From Requirement to Packed Lot
Each stage is controlled by the approved product requirement. The exact production route changes with the bag, cover or roll construction.
Production stage
Specification release
Production starts after the packed product, dimensions, construction and presentation requirements are defined.
- Packed product and application
- Finished dimensions and measurement convention
- Thickness or material target
- Construction, closure and printing
- Packing and labeling requirements
Production stage
Film extrusion and winding
Tubular film is produced and wound according to the approved route before conversion or fabrication.
- Layflat width
- Gusset configuration
- Thickness target
- Roll or sheet presentation
- Appearance requirements
Production stage
Bag conversion and large-format finishing
Film is converted, sealed, perforated or fabricated according to the required bag and cover construction.
- Open-end bags and covers
- Side-gusset constructions
- Square or fabricated covers
- Bags and sheets on roll
- Adhesive or elastic details where applicable
Production stage
Inspection, packing and release
Applicable dimensions, construction details, roll configuration, appearance, quantity and packing are reviewed before lot release.
- Finished dimensions
- Construction and visible condition
- Roll or core configuration where applicable
- Quantity and pack count
- Labels and required records
Production focus by construction
Start with How the Packaging Must Work
The same film width can lead to very different production requirements once gussets, seals, cores, closures and loading methods are considered.
Large Bags & Covers
Review layflat width, gussets, length, seal position, loading direction and the way the packed product is handled.
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Pallet & Cargo Covers
Confirm the complete load shape, covering direction, square construction, fixing method and storage exposure.
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Bags & Sheets on Roll
Confirm bag count, perforation, core, maximum roll diameter, winding direction, dispensing method and final packing.
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Fabricated & Fast-Fit Covers
Review fabricated seams, elastic edges, adhesive details or other fixing features against the actual product geometry.
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Production Evidence
Selected views of film production, conversion, large-format finishing and roll configuration checks.
Film extrusion equipment
A production view of film extrusion and winding equipment. The image does not establish one universal size or material capability.
Finished film rolls
Clear film rolls staged before the next conversion or packing step.
Large-format finishing
Large clear bags and covers opened and handled during the finishing process.
Bag conversion work area
Operators working with large clear bag constructions at finishing tables.
Roll and core configuration check
A paper core and finished roll can be measured against the approved order requirement. This does not prove film thickness, roll weight or lot-wide consistency.
Production material staging
Palletized production materials stored before use. The view does not establish resin type, inventory quantity or production capacity.
Before production review
What We Need to Review Production Feasibility
A reference sample, current bag or dimensioned drawing can reduce specification ambiguity before quotation.
- Product or packed-item photo
- Finished dimensions or drawing
- Measurement convention
- Required quantity
- Film or performance requirement
- Bag, cover or roll format
- Closure, perforation, print or elastic details
- Packing method
- Destination country or port
From application to specification
Turn Your Application into a Production Specification
Send the packed product, dimensions, construction details and required quantity. We will identify the production and inspection points that still need confirmation.