Wallis -PVC Sheet
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PVC Sheet
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Wallis clear rigid PVC sheets and rolls are transparent rigid plastic materials developed for printing, packaging, vacuum forming, thermoforming, die cutting and other converting applications. Their combination of clarity, rigidity and processability makes them suitable for printers, packaging converters, display manufacturers and industrial buyers requiring consistent PVC material in sheet or roll format.
Available in thicknesses from 0.12 mm to 5 mm, Wallis rigid PVC can be supplied in standard or customized sheet sizes and roll widths to match different printing, forming and packaging production lines. Clear PVC provides excellent product visibility while maintaining the structural rigidity required for transparent packaging, printed products, folding applications and protective components.
For B2B projects, material specifications should be selected according to the intended printing method, forming depth, finished-product rigidity, sheet or roll feeding system and required dimensions. Wallis supports customized specifications for different production requirements.
| Product | Clear Rigid PVC Sheet / PVC Roll |
| Material | Rigid PVC |
| Form | Sheet or Roll |
| Thickness | 0.12 mm–5 mm |
| Standard Sheet Sizes | 700 × 1000 mm, 1000 × 2000 mm, 1220 × 2440 mm or customized |
| Roll Width | 580 mm, 600 mm, 800 mm and customized widths below 1280 mm |
| Color | Clear / Transparent; additional colors available according to requirements |
| Printing Applications | Offset printing, screen printing, digital printing and inkjet printing, subject to ink and surface compatibility |
| Processing | Printing, vacuum forming, thermoforming, die cutting and converting |
| Typical Applications | Printing, transparent packaging, blister packaging, folding boxes, displays, covers and thermoformed products |
Clear rigid PVC provides transparent product presentation, making it useful when customers need to see the packaged or displayed item. This is particularly valuable for transparent boxes, display windows, blister packaging, retail displays and protective covers.
Rigid PVC combines dimensional stability with practical durability, helping packaging and printed components retain their shape during converting, handling, transportation and display.
Clear PVC sheets can be used with multiple printing and converting processes. Depending on the grade and production system, applications can include offset printing, screen printing, digital printing, inkjet printing, cutting, die cutting and folding.
Rigid PVC is a thermoplastic material that can be heated and formed into three-dimensional packaging and display components. It is commonly selected for products such as blister packs, trays, transparent covers and other vacuum-formed components.
Wallis supplies rigid PVC in both sheet and roll formats, allowing buyers to select material according to printing equipment, thermoforming machines, cutting processes and production volume.
PVC remains a practical option for many commercial printing and packaging projects where buyers require a balance of transparency, rigidity, processability and material cost.
Clear rigid PVC is widely used by commercial printers and plastic converters because graphics can be combined with a transparent substrate to create distinctive visual effects. Depending on the selected PVC grade, ink system and printing equipment, the material can be used for offset, screen, digital and inkjet printing applications.
Clear PVC sheets can be used for printed promotional products, transparent packaging, display components, covers and other graphic applications. Before mass production, buyers should confirm ink adhesion and surface requirements with their printing process.
For digital or inkjet applications, selecting a grade compatible with the intended printer and ink system is important. Testing material before full-scale production helps confirm adhesion, curing and final visual appearance.
After printing, rigid PVC can be converted into finished components through processes such as cutting and die cutting. The appropriate thickness and material grade should be selected according to the finished product structure and converting method.
Clear PVC combines printable surfaces with transparent product visibility, making it suitable for packaging components, printed transparent panels, product windows, promotional materials and other applications where graphics and transparency are both required.
Rigid transparent PVC can be converted into clear packaging structures or used as transparent windows in cartons and folding boxes, helping manufacturers display products while maintaining physical protection.
Thermoforming and vacuum forming can convert clear PVC into blister cavities, trays, covers and transparent packaging structures. Buyers should specify forming depth, material thickness and equipment requirements when requesting material for these applications.
The combination of transparency, printability and rigidity makes clear PVC suitable for point-of-purchase displays, retail graphics, promotional components and visual merchandising applications.
Clear rigid PVC can also be used for protective covers, transparent overlays and document-related products where visibility and physical protection are required.
Thickness affects rigidity, printing behavior, forming performance and finished-product structure. Wallis supplies clear rigid PVC from 0.12 mm to 5 mm, allowing buyers to select specifications according to the intended application.
Sheet material is suitable for sheet-fed printing, cutting and many fabrication processes, while roll material can be selected for production lines designed for continuous feeding and converting.
Different printing inks, printers and thermoforming systems may require different surface or material characteristics. Providing your printing method, forming process and final application helps determine a more appropriate PVC specification.
When requesting a quotation, provide the required thickness, sheet dimensions or roll width, quantity, color, printing or forming method and final application. This helps reduce specification errors and enables a more accurate quotation.
Wallis supplies PVC materials across a broad thickness range and supports standard and customized dimensions, helping B2B customers match material specifications to existing production equipment.
Both rigid PVC sheets and PVC rolls are available, providing greater flexibility for printing companies, packaging converters, thermoforming manufacturers and industrial material distributors.
Clear rigid PVC can be selected for printing, vacuum forming, thermoforming, die cutting and related converting processes, allowing customers to source material according to their finished-product requirements.
Customized sheet sizes and roll dimensions can be discussed according to production requirements. Professional packaging helps protect clear PVC surfaces during handling, storage and international transportation.
Wallis supplies rigid PVC sheets and rolls for commercial and industrial projects. Appropriate packaging is used to help protect material surfaces and edges during storage and transportation.
Wallis currently supplies rigid PVC materials in thicknesses from 0.12 mm to 5 mm. The appropriate thickness depends on your printing process, packaging structure, forming requirements and required finished-product rigidity.
Yes. Clear rigid PVC is available in both sheet and roll formats. Customers can select the format according to their printing, forming, cutting or converting equipment.
Clear rigid PVC can be used with processes including offset printing, screen printing, digital printing and inkjet printing. Because inks and printing equipment differ, buyers should confirm ink adhesion and surface requirements before mass production.
Yes. Rigid PVC is commonly used for thermoforming and vacuum-forming applications such as blister packaging, trays, covers and transparent packaging components. Material thickness and grade should be matched to forming depth and equipment conditions.
Yes. Standard sheet sizes include 700 × 1000 mm, 1000 × 2000 mm and 1220 × 2440 mm, while customized dimensions can also be discussed. Roll widths are available according to production requirements within the supported manufacturing range.
Please provide the required thickness, sheet size or roll width, quantity, color, sheet or roll format, printing or forming process and final application. Detailed specifications allow Wallis to recommend a more suitable material and prepare a more accurate quotation.
Testing is recommended when introducing a new ink, printer or PVC specification. A production test can confirm ink adhesion, curing performance, transparency and the final appearance before bulk production.
Food-contact and medical applications may have specific material and regulatory requirements. Please provide the intended application and destination market so the appropriate material grade and required compliance documentation can be confirmed before ordering.
For projects requiring printing, thermoforming or other converting tests, contact Wallis with your target thickness, dimensions and application requirements to discuss sample availability and material selection.
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