Wallis -PET Sheet
Wallis
PET Sheet
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Wallis supplies high-clarity PET sheet and custom transparent PET folding boxes for cosmetics, food, gifts, electronics, personal-care products and other retail applications. Clear panels provide direct product visibility, while custom structures, printing and finishing help create packaging suited to the product and sales channel.
Projects can begin with PET sheet for customer conversion or with a finished flat-packed folding-box requirement. Material thickness, crease design, closure, printing, adhesive, protective film and packing method should be engineered as one complete system rather than selected independently.
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| Item | Available Specification |
|---|---|
| Product scope | Clear PET sheet or roll for converters; custom die-cut and folded PET boxes subject to project confirmation |
| Material | Transparent PET; RPET, PETG, PP or other alternatives can be reviewed when required |
| Thickness | 0.15-3.0 mm or customized for PET material; finished-box thickness depends on size, weight and structure |
| Box dimensions | Custom length, width and height based on product dimensions and required clearance |
| Box structures | Tuck-end, snap-lock bottom, auto-bottom, pillow box, hanging box, sleeve, handle box and custom die-cut designs |
| Printing options | Screen, UV offset or other compatible printing processes; color and adhesion require sample approval |
| Decorative finishing | Foil stamping, spot color, matte or frosted effects, embossing and other finishes subject to design feasibility |
| Converting | Sheeting, printing, die cutting, soft creasing, folding, gluing, protective masking and flat packing |
| Typical applications | Cosmetics, gifts, confectionery, bakery items, stationery, electronics accessories, toys and retail products |
| Minimum order quantity | PET sheet MOQ is more than 100 kg; finished-box MOQ must be confirmed by box size, printing and process |
Specification note: Available options do not mean every thickness, material and finish can be combined. Final construction, tolerances, artwork, compliance documents and packaging should be confirmed through a dieline and approved physical sample before mass production.
A PET folding box is a clear retail carton produced from transparent polyester sheet. The material is printed or decorated when required, die-cut into a flat blank, creased at the fold lines and assembled with locking tabs, adhesive seams or an automatic bottom structure.
These packages are also called clear plastic folding cartons or acetate boxes. “Acetate box” is often a market term rather than a precise material description, so purchase specifications should state whether the box is PET, RPET, PVC, PP or another polymer.
Clear folding boxes are normally supplied flat to reduce storage volume and assembled during packing. They are presentation packages, not automatically shipping cartons; heavy, fragile or high-value products may also need an insert, tray or corrugated outer case.
Transparent walls allow customers to inspect product color, shape and finish without opening the package. For optical consistency, buyers should define clarity, haze, color, gloss and allowable visual defects for the selected material thickness.
A correctly designed PET carton helps isolate products from dust, direct handling and light surface contact during packing and display. Protection against crushing, dropping or long-distance transport depends on material thickness, box geometry, product weight and any internal support.
Folded carton blanks can be transported and stored flat before packing. Actual space and freight savings depend on the box structure, nesting, bundle size, outer-carton dimensions and whether the package uses a pre-glued automatic bottom.
Selective printing, white ink, foil, labels and frosted areas can carry branding while leaving viewing windows clear. Artwork should account for transparent backgrounds, overlapping panels, adhesive seams and fold lines so text and graphics remain readable after assembly.
Tuck-end structures are suitable for many lightweight retail products and are easy to open and close. Tab length, dust flaps and friction fit should be matched to the PET thickness and product weight to reduce accidental opening.
Snap-lock bottoms provide additional base support through interlocking flaps. Pre-glued auto-bottom structures can speed manual packing, but the adhesive, bond area and opening force must be validated for the PET grade and expected storage conditions.
Euro slots, hanging tabs, handles and pillow-shaped constructions support different retail displays. Hanging and carrying features require load testing because stress concentrates around holes, corners and fold lines.
A clear PET sleeve can be combined with a paperboard tray, back card or molded insert. Hybrid structures may improve branding and product restraint, but they also affect assembly, material separation and recyclability at end of life.
PET folding cartons require controlled crease geometry to fold cleanly and form square corners. An unsuitable score can create excessive opening force, cracking, whitening or panel distortion. Material thickness, grain or extrusion direction, crease width and depth should be evaluated together.
RF scoring, soft creasing or another qualified process may be selected according to equipment and box design. The final blank should be tested after printing and surface finishing because ink, varnish and foil can influence flexibility near fold lines.
For automated packing, confirm blank flatness, opening force, crease consistency, glue-joint strength and machine tolerances on the production line. A hand-assembled prototype alone may not predict high-speed performance.
UV offset printing can reproduce detailed multicolor graphics, while screen printing is useful for opaque spot colors and selected effects. Surface treatment, white-ink backing, ink adhesion and curing energy should be approved for the selected PET.
Gold, silver or holographic foil can create contrast on a transparent package. Matte, frosted or spot-gloss effects can define viewing areas. Decoration should remain clear of critical creases, glue zones, barcodes and recycling marks unless the process has been validated.
Artwork should be prepared on the approved structural dieline with bleed, color references, white-ink layers, foil areas, varnish zones, barcodes and glue-free regions identified. Approve both a digital proof and a physical color or production sample when appearance is critical.
Clear PET boxes can display perfume bottles, makeup tools, skincare containers and gift sets. Inserts may be required to prevent heavy bottles from moving, while printing and foil can create visual hierarchy without hiding the product.
PET cartons can be considered for candy, chocolate, bakery and dry-food display packaging only when the exact resin, additives, inks, coatings and adhesives meet the applicable food-contact requirements. Compliance must be confirmed for the destination market and intended contact conditions.
Hanging or tuck-end boxes can display cables, phone accessories, stationery, craft items and small components. Anti-static performance is not standard for clear PET and requires a separately specified grade when sensitive electronics are involved.
Transparent pillow boxes, handle boxes and custom-shaped cartons can package gifts, collectible items, toys and seasonal promotions. Child-safety, sharp-edge, small-part and transport requirements should be evaluated for the finished package.
| Material | Typical Advantages | Important Considerations |
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| PET | High clarity, gloss, stiffness and dimensional stability for transparent cartons | Crease, adhesive, printing and finished-box recyclability require project validation |
| RPET | Can reduce reliance on virgin resin when verified recycled content is used | Confirm recycled-content percentage, chain-of-custody documentation, clarity and food-contact suitability |
| PP | Flexible, fatigue-resistant and useful for living hinges or repeated opening | Optical appearance, stiffness, printing treatment and temperature needs differ from PET |
| PVC | Clear and readily converted into many folding-carton structures | Check brand policies, market restrictions, additives and local recovery options |
| Paperboard | Strong print surface, broad textures and opaque brand communication | Requires a window or open structure when full product visibility is needed |
Material selection should be based on product weight, transparency, stiffness, fold behavior, printing, packing speed, compliance and the recovery system in the destination market. Request comparable samples before changing from one polymer to another.
Quality criteria may include resin or material grade, thickness tolerance, dimensions, transparency, haze, color, gloss, scratches, gels, black spots, print registration, color difference, die-cut accuracy, crease consistency and glue-joint strength.
Functional evaluation can include box opening, assembly time, closure retention, base load, hanging-tab strength, insert fit, barcode scanning, rub resistance and transport simulation. Test methods and acceptance limits should be written into the approved specification.
A white sample can confirm dimensions and structure, while a printed production sample verifies color, decoration, adhesive and final appearance. Mass production should begin only after the relevant sample and dieline are approved.
Wallis can review both the PET substrate and the finished packaging requirement. This helps connect material thickness and surface quality with printing, creasing, die cutting, gluing, assembly and end-use performance.
Shanghai Wallis Technology Co., Ltd. supplies PET, PETG, PVC, polycarbonate, acrylic and related plastic sheet products from multiple production facilities. Custom material and converting options can be evaluated according to drawings and order requirements.
B2B buyers can submit product dimensions, dielines, artwork and test requirements for feasibility review. Sample approval and clearly defined packing instructions reduce misunderstandings before volume production and international shipment.
PET carton blanks are generally bundled and packed flat to control storage space. Surface protection, interleaving and clean handling can reduce rubbing and scratches on clear panels. Outer cartons and pallets should prevent bending, edge impact and excessive compression.
Confirm bundle quantity, protective film removal direction, carton markings, pallet size, maximum stacking load and destination requirements. Finished transparent boxes are normally packed inside a shipping carton rather than used as the sole transport package.


Send the product dimensions and weight, target box size, preferred structure, PET thickness, order quantity, artwork, printing and finishing requirements, insert design, packing method, destination and required compliance documents. If available, include an existing box sample or dieline.
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“Acetate box” is often used as a general name for clear packaging. Many modern clear folding cartons are actually made from PET, RPET, PVC or PP. Confirm the exact polymer on the quotation and technical specification.
Thickness depends on box dimensions, product weight, closure, insert and required stiffness. Wallis offers PET material within a 0.15-3.0 mm range, but the practical box thickness should be selected and tested for the specific design.
The PET grade, thickness, material direction, crease width, crease depth and folding process must work together. A soft-crease or RF-scored sample should be folded and inspected after printing and finishing before production approval.
Yes. Compatible PET can support UV offset, screen and other printing methods, as well as selected foil or surface effects. Approve ink adhesion, color, registration and fold performance on a production-representative sample.
They can package some heavier products when thickness, bottom structure and inserts are engineered correctly. Load-test the assembled box, handle or hanging tab, and use an outer shipping carton when transport protection is required.
Only an appropriate grade and complete printed package should be used for the intended food-contact conditions. Request applicable documentation for the resin, additives, inks, coatings and adhesives in the destination market.
PET is technically recyclable, but actual collection and acceptance depend on the local system and final package. Heavy ink coverage, labels, adhesives, foil, inserts and mixed materials can affect sorting and recycling.
RPET options can be reviewed for the required recycled-content percentage, clarity, thickness and application. Do not make recycled-content or certification claims until the exact grade, chain-of-custody documents and order scope are confirmed.
PET folding cartons are primarily retail and display packaging. For parcel or export shipping, use a suitable corrugated outer carton and cushioning based on product fragility, weight and distribution testing.
Provide product dimensions and weight, a dieline or structural reference, target material and thickness, artwork, print colors, finishing, insert requirements, quantity and compliance needs. A physical product sample gives the most reliable fit evaluation.
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