Wallis -PET Sheet
Wallis
PET Sheet
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Wallis matte PET sheet film is rigid or semi-rigid packaging material with a soft, low-glare surface for printed folding boxes, translucent cartons, cosmetic packaging, electronics packaging, gift boxes and premium retail displays. The matte finish diffuses reflections while PET provides the structure required for printing, die cutting, creasing and box assembly.
Available in rolls or cut sheets, the material can be customized by thickness, width, sheet size, color, transparency and surface texture. Printing and folding performance depend on the exact matte construction, ink system and converting process, so Wallis recommends testing a production sample before bulk approval.
| Product Name | Matte PET Sheet / Film for Printing and Folding Boxes |
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| Material | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) |
| Format | Roll or cut sheet |
| Color | Clear, white, red, black or customized color |
| Standard Listed Thickness | 0.15 mm–3 mm or customized; other project thicknesses require confirmation |
| Roll Width | 50 mm–1,280 mm or customized |
| Listed Sheet Sizes | 700 × 1,000 mm, 1,000 × 2,000 mm, 1,220 × 2,440 mm or customized |
| Surface | Matte or frosted appearance; texture and treated side subject to confirmation |
| Typical Processing | Printing, die cutting, creasing, folding, bending, packaging and thermoforming where suitable |
| Typical Applications | Folding boxes, translucent cartons, cosmetic packaging, gift packaging and retail displays |
| MOQ | More than 100 kg |
| Customization | Thickness, dimensions, color, transparency, surface effect, roll configuration and protective film |
Specification note: Confirm whether the matte appearance is produced by surface texture, coating or another construction, because this can affect printing, folding, adhesion and recycling. Also specify side treatment, gloss or haze target, thickness tolerance, core size, roll weight, outer diameter and protective-film requirements.
Matte PET sheet film is polyethylene terephthalate sheet with a surface that scatters reflected light, producing a softer and less reflective appearance than glossy clear PET. Depending on the grade, the effect may range from fine translucent matte to a stronger frosted texture.
For folding cartons, the material can combine partial product visibility with a premium surface for graphics, logos and product information. The PET base contributes dimensional stability and rigidity, while the selected matte surface determines glare, tactile effect, print behavior and transparency.
The terms are often used interchangeably, but they do not always describe the same optical or tactile result. “Matte” commonly refers to reduced gloss, while “frosted” may indicate stronger light diffusion or a more visible texture. Approve a physical sample with an agreed gloss, haze or visual reference whenever appearance is important.
The matte surface reduces sharp reflections under retail lighting and creates a softer presentation than high-gloss PET. Brands can use this effect to differentiate cosmetics, gifts, electronics and other premium products while retaining translucent product visibility.
PET sheet helps a converted box retain its structure through printing, die cutting, folding, assembly, packing and display. The appropriate thickness depends on the box dimensions, product weight, panel design, crease geometry and stacking requirements.
Suitable grades may support screen printing, UV printing, offset printing, digital printing, foil stamping or other decoration. Compatibility is not universal: ink chemistry, surface energy, primer, curing conditions and the side being printed must be confirmed through adhesion and rub testing.
Fine matte, stronger frost, translucent and customized color effects allow packaging designers to control how much of the product is visible. A physical texture sample is more reliable than choosing from the terms “matte” or “frosted” alone.
PET can enter PET recycling streams where suitable collection and processing systems accept the complete package. Matte coatings, colorants, inks, adhesives and attached components can affect recyclability, so environmental claims should be evaluated for the finished box and destination market.
Matte PET folding boxes, sleeves, windows and inner display structures can provide a restrained premium look for cosmetics, skincare, fragrance and personal-care products. Test contact with oils, alcohols, fragrances and other formulations if the material may be exposed during filling, leakage or use.
The translucent surface can be used for chocolates, baked goods, tea, coffee and gift-food presentation boxes. Direct food-contact applications require a grade and printing construction that meet the relevant rules for the food type, contact conditions and destination market.
Matte PET can be converted into boxes, windows, sleeves and display components for cables, chargers, audio accessories and small devices. Standard matte PET should not be treated as ESD protection; static-sensitive components need a specified anti-static or conductive construction.
The sheet is also suitable for general healthcare, stationery, gift, promotional and retail boxes that need a stable structure and matte presentation. Pharmaceutical, sterile or medical-device packaging requires project-specific material, process and regulatory validation.
Single-sided matte sheet may have different surface characteristics on each face. Mark the intended print side and confirm whether corona treatment, primer or a specific ink system is required. Printing on the wrong side can lead to poor wetting or weak adhesion.
Run an adhesion, scratch, rub and tape test after the ink has fully cured. UV energy, drying temperature and solvent exposure should remain within the limits agreed for the material so the sheet does not distort or lose its surface appearance.
PET can show stress whitening or cracking when a fold is too tight or the crease is poorly matched to sheet gauge. Validate rule height, channel width, grain or extrusion direction, fold radius and folding sequence on the actual production thickness.
The matte surface, ink coverage and protective film can affect adhesive bonding. Test the selected glue or tape on the intended bonding zone, confirm cure time and check joint strength after packing, storage and transport simulation.
Select gauge from the finished box dimensions, product weight, panel span, stacking load and required hand feel. A thicker sheet is not automatically better: excessive gauge can raise cost and make creasing or folding more difficult.
Define whether the package should clearly reveal the product, soften its outline or provide stronger visual coverage. Approve appearance under the lighting used for retail display, photography and quality inspection.
A single-side construction may preserve a different interior appearance or bonding surface, while double-side matte provides a consistent look on both faces. Confirm which surface will be printed, folded, glued and exposed to the customer.
For cosmetics, fragrance, food, healthcare or industrial products, provide the chemicals, oils, cleaners and storage conditions that may contact the sheet. Resistance should be verified on the selected matte grade rather than inferred from generic PET properties.
To receive a relevant sample and quotation, provide:
Finished box type, dimensions, product weight and intended industry
Required thickness, roll width or sheet size and dimensional tolerances
Clear, translucent, white, black or customized color
Fine matte, frosted or reference texture and whether one or both sides are matte
Printing method, ink brand or chemistry, curing method and required adhesion test
Die-cutting, creasing, folding, gluing, foil stamping or thermoforming process
Protective-film, surface-treatment, roll-core, roll-weight and winding requirements
Food-contact or other compliance documents required for the destination market
Sample quantity, order volume, destination and delivery schedule
Send Your Matte PET Requirements
Inspect thickness, dimensions, roll winding, color, haze, gloss, texture uniformity, surface marks and protective film before conversion. Compare the production material with an approved reference sample under consistent lighting.
Convert the sample using the actual print, curing, die-cutting, creasing and gluing process. Approve print adhesion, color, fold whitening, crack resistance, box squareness, glue-joint strength and surface appearance after packing and transport simulation.
Shanghai Wallis Technology Co., Ltd. supplies PET, PETG and other plastic sheet materials for packaging, printing, card, display and industrial applications. Buyers can request matte PET in customized roll or sheet formats for folding-box and converting projects.
Factory supply for B2B packaging, printing and converting companies
Custom thickness, dimensions, color, transparency and matte appearance
Roll and cut-sheet formats for different production equipment
Sample support for printing, folding and finished-box evaluation
Protective packing for domestic or export transportation
Project-specific technical and quality documentation where applicable
Matte PET sheets and rolls should be protected from dust, moisture, pressure and surface abrasion during storage and transit. Packing details should be matched to the format, roll weight, sheet dimensions, protective film and customer handling method.


Matte PET is used for printed folding boxes, translucent cartons, cosmetic and fragrance packaging, gift boxes, electronics packaging, display windows and other retail packaging that requires rigidity with a low-glare appearance.
Yes, suitable grades can be printed, but ink compatibility must be verified. Confirm the printable side, surface treatment, ink chemistry and curing method, then perform adhesion, rub and scratch tests before production.
Matte PET diffuses reflected light for a softer, lower-glare appearance. Glossy PET produces sharper reflections and usually maximizes clear product visibility. The best choice depends on the brand design, lighting, printing and desired transparency.
Matte-side configuration can be discussed as part of a custom project. State which face will be printed, viewed, glued or exposed so Wallis can confirm an appropriate sample and construction.
It can produce stable folding boxes when the grade, gauge, crease rule, channel width, fold radius and folding direction are correctly matched. Production trials are necessary because tight or poorly designed creases can cause whitening or cracking.
It may be suitable when the specific PET grade, matte treatment, inks, adhesives and finished package comply with the applicable food-contact requirements. Provide the food type, contact conditions and destination market for review.
PET is recyclable where local systems accept the material, but matte coatings, pigments, inks, adhesives and mixed-material components may affect acceptance and recycling quality. Assess claims using the complete package and local guidance.
The page lists standard thicknesses from 0.15 mm to 3 mm, roll widths from 50 mm to 1,280 mm and several sheet sizes, with customization available. Confirm current production limits and tolerances for the selected matte grade.
Yes. Provide the required texture, thickness, printing method and application. Evaluate both the raw sample and a converted prototype because printing, creasing and forming can change the final appearance.
Send the thickness, width or sheet size, color, matte reference, treated side, printing and converting method, protective-film requirement, quantity, compliance needs, destination and requested delivery schedule.
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