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Wallis high-opacity PVC sheet for playing cards is designed as a plastic substrate for poker card manufacturers, card printers, converters and private-label playing card producers. The opaque white construction helps reduce unwanted show-through from one side of the card to the other while providing a printable and flexible base for downstream card manufacturing.
The current Wallis product header lists 0.26mm, 0.30mm and 0.32mm thickness options, customized sheet dimensions and customized white color. PVC is the primary material for this page, while PET and PETG are also listed by Wallis as alternative card-material options that should be confirmed separately for each project.
High opacity is particularly important for poker and gaming cards because printed information on the reverse side should not be easily visible through the card substrate under normal use. For professional procurement, opacity should be evaluated together with sheet thickness, printing construction, ink coverage, lamination structure and final card thickness.
Card manufacturers should provide their required sheet thickness, press-sheet dimensions, printing process, target finished-card thickness, surface requirements, opacity standard, quantity and packaging requirements when requesting a quotation.
| Primary Product | High-Opacity PVC Sheet for Poker / Playing Card Manufacturing |
| Brand | Wallis |
| Primary Material | PVC |
| Alternative Materials Listed | PET / PETG — confirm specification separately |
| Color | Customized White |
| Thickness | 0.26mm / 0.30mm / 0.32mm according to current Wallis product header |
| Sheet Size | Customized |
| Core Function | High opacity designed to reduce unwanted show-through in playing card constructions |
| Application | Poker cards, playing cards, gaming cards and customized card manufacturing |
Technical data still recommended: the current page does not publish a measured opacity percentage, test method, density, whiteness value, surface tension, thickness tolerance, dimensional tolerance, roughness, shrinkage, tensile properties or guaranteed printability specification. These data should be added when verified by Wallis laboratory or production records.
The following table is retained from the original page. Several fields appear to describe a finished playing card deck rather than raw PVC sheet material. They should be verified before remaining on a PVC sheet product page.
| Item Name | PVC Poker Cards |
| Thickness | 300gsm |
| Size | 58 × 89mm or custom size |
| Material | PVC |
| Printing Color | 4-color printing and Pantone color printing |
| Packing | Tuck box + shrink film wrap |
| Sample Time | 1–7 Working Days |
| MOQ | 500 Sets |
| Design Template | Provide normal cards template |
| Product Material | Paper & Paperboard |
| Surface Finishing | Matt / Glossy / Hot Foil / Embossing / Oiled |
Data correction recommendation: “300gsm” is a basis-weight unit normally associated with paper or board and should not be used as the thickness value for the 0.26–0.32mm PVC sheet unless Wallis specifically intends to publish grammage. Likewise, 58 × 89mm, tuck-box packaging and 500 sets appear to describe finished cards rather than raw PVC sheet supply.
For this page, the cleaner purchasing fields would be PVC thickness, raw sheet length × width, color, opacity, density, surface finish, thickness tolerance, print process compatibility, MOQ in sheets or kilograms, pallet configuration and lead time.
A playing card substrate should limit visible information from the opposite side of the finished card. If suit symbols, colors or printed patterns can be identified through the card under normal viewing conditions, gameplay integrity may be affected.
High-opacity PVC is intended to reduce transmitted light through the card construction. Final show-through depends on the PVC formulation, thickness, printed ink coverage and whether the finished card uses one or multiple layers.
The existing Wallis page demonstrates opacity visually using a strong-light comparison. For professional procurement, buyers should also define a repeatable opacity or light-transmission test when a numerical acceptance criterion is required.
A thicker PVC construction can behave differently from a thinner sheet. Buyers should test the selected 0.26mm, 0.30mm or 0.32mm material using the actual artwork and finished-card construction rather than approving opacity from an unrelated sample.
The 0.26mm option is currently listed for playing-card projects requiring a thinner PVC substrate. Final card stiffness depends on whether the sheet is used as a single layer or combined with additional printed layers or overlays.
The 0.30mm option can be evaluated for card manufacturers requiring a balance between flexibility, rigidity and finished deck thickness. Actual card feel should be approved using a production sample.
A 0.32mm PVC sheet provides a slightly thicker substrate. Its effect on shuffle feel, opacity, card stiffness and finished deck height should be evaluated together.
Nominal thickness alone is not enough for high-volume printing and die cutting. Card manufacturers should request the actual thickness tolerance and check several positions across representative production sheets.
PVC has substantially lower moisture absorption than conventional paper card stock. This helps make PVC useful for playing cards exposed to handling, humidity or occasional liquid contact.
However, the waterproof performance of the finished playing card also depends on inks, varnishes, coatings, foil, laminated layers and edge construction. Raw PVC sheet performance should therefore not automatically be treated as a guarantee for every finished printed deck.


Playing-card PVC must provide a consistent printing surface so graphic details, card indexes, suit symbols and card-back patterns remain clean across large production runs.
The original Wallis table references four-color printing for finished playing cards. Buyers using CMYK production should test ink adhesion, drying or curing conditions and color consistency on the selected PVC sheet.
Pantone color printing is also referenced in the original page. Brand owners requiring exact spot colors should approve printed production samples on the same PVC grade intended for bulk manufacturing.
The current Wallis page does not clearly specify whether this exact PVC grade is qualified for conventional offset, UV offset, screen or digital printing. Card manufacturers should state their press and ink system when requesting technical confirmation.
Where print adhesion is critical, buyers should request applicable surface-energy or adhesion data and perform a printing trial using their actual ink and curing process.
Printed card artwork is applied to the PVC substrate according to the selected production system. The sheet should feed consistently through the printing process without excessive warping or contamination.
Depending on the finished-card construction, printed PVC can be used as a single layer or incorporated into a multi-layer laminated card structure. Lamination temperature, pressure and layer compatibility should be validated for the selected materials.
Printed sheets are converted into finished card shapes using production tooling. Consistent thickness and flatness help maintain cleaner cutting and more stable registration across larger batches.
Standard playing cards normally require rounded corners. Buyers should confirm how the PVC behaves with their punching and corner-rounding tooling during sample trials.
| Selection Factor | PVC Playing Card Material | Paper / Paperboard Card Stock |
|---|---|---|
| Material Structure | Plastic PVC substrate | Paper fiber or paperboard construction |
| Moisture Absorption | Low moisture absorption compared with paper | Depends strongly on coating, core and edge exposure |
| Opacity | Can be formulated as high-opacity white material | Often controlled through core composition, color and multilayer stock |
| Thickness Specification | Normally specified in millimeters | Often specified by gsm and caliper |
| Best Comparison Method | Thickness, opacity, density, stiffness, printing and cutting test | GSM, caliper, core color, coating, stiffness and printing test |
This distinction is why the current page should not use “300gsm” as the only thickness specification for a PVC sheet. Millimeter thickness and, where useful, sheet grammage or density should be published as separate technical properties.

Poker-card manufacturers can use high-opacity PVC where show-through resistance, moisture resistance, flexibility and repeated handling are important performance requirements.
The material can be evaluated for casino-style and professional gaming cards. Where regulated casino specifications apply, buyers should provide the relevant performance, security and compliance requirements separately.
Customized PVC material can also be evaluated for board-game cards requiring higher moisture resistance or plastic card feel.
PVC sheets can be printed and converted into promotional playing cards, customized brand decks and marketing card products.
Where the material specification is technically suitable, opaque printable PVC can also be evaluated for other customized card applications. Final material grade should always be matched to the printing, lamination and end-use requirements.
Material grade and approved formulation
Sheet thickness
Thickness tolerance
Sheet length and width
Dimensional tolerance
Flatness
White color consistency
Opacity / show-through performance
Surface smoothness or specified texture
Dust, black spots and visible impurities
Surface scratches
Printing adhesion trial where required
Lamination compatibility where required
Die-cutting performance
Packaging identification
Batch traceability where specified
A strong-light visual test is useful for comparison, but high-volume card manufacturers should define a measurable acceptance standard when consistent opacity is contractually important.
Measure multiple points across representative sheets rather than checking one position only. Consistent thickness supports printing registration, die cutting and finished-card feel.
Buyers using specific offset, UV, screen or specialty inks should evaluate the exact PVC sheet on their production equipment before approving a large-volume order.
Retain an approved sheet and finished-card sample with thickness, color, opacity and printing specifications for comparison against repeat production.
The page currently uses the term “high opaque” but does not publish a numerical opacity result. Adding a verified test value and test method would significantly improve technical procurement clarity.
Density helps buyers calculate sheet weight, material consumption and logistics. It is also useful for comparing different PVC formulations.
When printing uses exposed white areas, substrate whiteness can affect the finished visual result. A measurable color tolerance is more useful than simply stating “white.”
Surface-energy information can help printers evaluate ink wetting and adhesion, particularly when different ink systems or surface treatments are used.
These tolerances are important for high-volume offset printing, registration, lamination and die-cutting consistency.
Finished playing-card feel depends on material stiffness as well as thickness. Where available, measured flexural or stiffness data can help buyers compare grades more accurately.
Specify 0.26mm, 0.30mm or 0.32mm based on the required finished-card construction.
Provide the required sheet width and length according to the printing press and die-cutting layout. The current page lists sheet size as customized.
State whether a visual backlight comparison is sufficient or whether a numerical opacity or light-transmission limit is required.
Identify offset, UV offset, screen, digital or another printing method so material compatibility can be reviewed.
If the PVC sheet will be laminated with another PVC, PETG or overlay layer, provide the complete stack structure and processing conditions.
Provide target card thickness, flexibility, opacity and surface feel so the raw material can be evaluated against the final product requirements.
Evaluate sheet thickness, opacity, surface, printing adhesion, lamination and die cutting before releasing a large bulk order.
Wallis supplies plastic sheet, film and card-material solutions for card manufacturers and printing companies. The current page states more than 15 years of manufacturing experience, multiple production facilities, customization capability, sample support and international customer service.

Thickness, size, white color and card-material construction can be discussed according to the customer's printing and converting requirements.
B2B card manufacturers should use samples to verify opacity, printability, lamination and die-cutting performance on their own production equipment.
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For PVC playing-card material, useful customer feedback should include sheet thickness, opacity, printing method, ink system, lamination process, finished-card construction, die-cutting performance and batch consistency. These technical details are more valuable for future production improvement than generic product comments alone.

It is an opaque PVC substrate designed for manufacturing plastic playing cards. Its main purpose is to provide a printable, flexible card material while reducing unwanted visibility through the finished card.
High opacity helps prevent printed information on one side of a card from being identified from the opposite side under normal viewing conditions.
No numerical opacity percentage or standardized test method is currently published on this product page. Buyers requiring a measurable criterion should request the applicable technical data or sample testing.
The current Wallis product header lists 0.26mm, 0.30mm and 0.32mm.
The original page contains a 300gsm entry in a legacy table, but gsm is a basis-weight unit rather than a millimeter thickness value. For this PVC sheet, the current product header provides 0.26mm, 0.30mm and 0.32mm thickness specifications. Wallis should verify or remove the 300gsm field.
The 58 × 89mm value appears in the existing finished-card-oriented table and is more consistent with a playing-card dimension than an industrial printing-sheet size. The live product header lists the PVC sheet size as customized.
Yes. The current Wallis product header lists size as customized. Provide the sheet dimensions required by your printing press and cutting layout.
PVC has low moisture absorption compared with paper. Finished-card waterproof performance, however, also depends on printing, coatings, lamination and edge construction.
Casino-style poker cards are one of the intended applications. Buyers producing cards for regulated casino environments should provide any required opacity, security, dimensional or certification specifications for separate confirmation.
No. High-opacity printable PVC can also be evaluated for other playing cards, board-game cards and customized plastic card products when the material properties match the application.
PET and PETG are listed as material options in the current Wallis product header. They should be treated as separate substrate choices with their own thickness, printing, lamination and performance specifications.
The existing page references four-color and Pantone printing on finished cards but does not clearly publish a complete printing-compatibility list for this raw PVC grade. Provide your printing method and ink system for technical confirmation.
PVC playing-card constructions can use lamination, but the exact layer combination, temperature and pressure should be tested with the selected Wallis material before mass production.
Playing-card PVC is intended for downstream card conversion, but buyers should test cutting and corner-rounding performance using their production tooling.
The current page does not provide a clear raw-sheet surface specification. The listed matte, glossy, hot foil, embossing and oiled options appear in a finished-card table. Buyers should request the exact raw-sheet surface or texture specification separately.
One existing page image includes environmental wording, but the current product page does not provide supporting lifecycle data or an environmental certification for this exact PVC sheet. Environmental claims should therefore be used only when supported by applicable documentation.
The current product page does not identify a specific certification or safety test report for this exact SKU. Buyers requiring RoHS, REACH, heavy-metal, phthalate or other compliance documentation should request the applicable report for the supplied batch or grade.
The existing table states 500 sets, but that unit appears to relate to finished playing cards rather than raw PVC sheets. Wallis should publish a separate MOQ for sheet supply in sheets, kilograms, tons or another appropriate industrial unit.
The original table lists 1–7 working days, but this appears within finished-card data. Raw PVC sheet sample availability and lead time should be confirmed separately.
Provide required material, thickness, raw sheet width and length, white or custom color, opacity requirement, printing process, lamination structure, target finished-card thickness, surface requirement, order quantity, sample requirement, packaging and delivery destination.
Looking for a reliable high-opacity PVC sheet manufacturer for poker and playing cards? Send Wallis your required thickness, raw sheet dimensions, opacity target, printing process, lamination construction and purchasing quantity for material review, production samples and B2B factory pricing.
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