Wallis -PET Sheet
Wallis
PET Sheet
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Wallis transparent anti-fog APET sheet is a clear rigid packaging material developed for folding boxes, window cartons, chilled-food displays, bakery packaging and retail presentation packs. The anti-fog surface helps condensation spread into a more uniform transparent layer instead of forming visible droplets that block product visibility.
The material is supplied to packaging converters, folding-carton manufacturers, thermoformers, food-packaging producers, printers, brand owners, importers and distributors. Rolls, cut sheets, customized widths, printing treatments and one-side or two-side anti-fog configurations can be discussed according to the packaging structure and production process.
Anti-fog performance is application-specific. Buyers should define whether condensation occurs on the inside or outside of the package, the storage temperature, humidity, exposure time, food-contact requirement, printing side and expected shelf life. The anti-fog side must face the moisture source unless a double-sided grade is selected.
| Material | Clear rigid PET / APET sheet or film with application-specific anti-fog treatment |
| Product Formats | Rolls, cut sheets and customized converted sizes |
| Listed Thickness | 0.15–3.00mm on the current product data; folding-box gauges should be confirmed by trial |
| Listed Roll Width | Approximately 50–1280mm, subject to gauge and order specification |
| Main Processes | Printing, die-cutting, creasing, folding, gluing, thermoforming and packaging conversion after validation |
| B2B Services | Samples, anti-fog-side identification, custom slitting, sheet cutting, technical testing and export packaging |
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High-Clarity Anti-Fog PET Sheet
Rigid Sheet for Folding Cartons
Packaging and Display Grade
Fog forms when water vapor condenses into small droplets on a cooler plastic surface. These droplets scatter light and make transparent packaging appear cloudy. An anti-fog surface changes how the condensed moisture behaves, encouraging it to spread more evenly so the package remains easier to see through.
A surface-applied anti-fog treatment can provide effective optical performance with limited effect on the base PET formulation. Coating adhesion, rubbing resistance, printing compatibility and food-contact status should be confirmed for the exact grade.
Some products use an additive that migrates toward the surface. Performance can depend on conditioning time, temperature and storage history. Buyers should confirm whether the supplied material uses a coating, an internal additive or a combined system.
One-side anti-fog material is suitable when condensation consistently forms on one identified face. Double-sided treatment may be needed for reversible converting, uncertain package orientation or condensation on both surfaces. Treated-side marking should remain traceable through printing and die-cutting.
A transparent folding box is die-cut from rigid plastic sheet, creased along controlled fold lines and glued or mechanically locked into its final shape. PET cartons provide direct product visibility and can be combined with printed graphics, paperboard sleeves, inserts, labels or tamper-evident features.
Successful carton production depends on sheet gauge, crease depth, crease direction, tool condition, fold radius, ambient temperature, adhesive and protective surface treatment. A material that performs well in thermoforming may not automatically provide the best cold-folding result, so the actual box design should be sampled.
Clear Folding Box
Retail Display Carton
Printed Packaging Application
The current Wallis product page lists a broad PET sheet range. The final anti-fog folding-box specification should identify the exact material grade, coating side, surface treatment, thickness tolerance and converting process.
| Parameter | Available Information and Buying Note |
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| Material Type | APET / rigid PET; PETG or other structures may be reviewed for demanding folding designs |
| Thickness | 0.15–3.00mm listed; packaging gauge and tolerance subject to order confirmation |
| Standard Sheet Sizes | 700 × 1000mm, 1000 × 2000mm, 1220 × 2440mm or customized |
| Roll Width | Approximately 50–1280mm, subject to thickness and slitting plan |
| Color | Transparent standard; tinted or customized colors subject to MOQ and optical approval |
| Anti-Fog Configuration | One-side or two-side treatment, with coating/additive system confirmed in the specification |
| Printing Treatment | Corona or coating options subject to ink and anti-fog-side compatibility |
| MOQ | The current product page lists more than 100kg; customized grades may require a higher MOQ |
| Selection Factor | APET | PETG |
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| Typical Positioning | Rigid packaging, thermoforming, clear cartons and trays | Clear cartons and fabricated parts requiring easier cold bending or forming |
| Folding Performance | Crease design and temperature control are important | May provide a wider fabrication window for demanding folds |
| Cost and Supply | Commonly selected for volume packaging | Grade and volume may affect cost and availability |
| Approval Method | Test the exact sheet with the final die line, crease rule, ink, glue and storage condition | |
Roll Material for Conversion
Cut Sheet for Folding Boxes
High transparency allows consumers and inspectors to view packaged products without opening the carton. Optical requirements should specify haze, light transmission, tint, black spots, surface defects and viewing conditions.
The anti-fog treatment helps preserve visibility during humidity and temperature changes. Performance should be evaluated using an agreed cold-fog or hot-fog test that defines temperature, duration, water source, package orientation and acceptance criteria.
PET folding boxes can carry UV offset, screen, flexographic or digital graphics when the sheet treatment and ink are compatible. Printing on an anti-fog-coated side may reduce performance or adhesion, so the print side must be defined before production.
Controlled thickness and clean edges support die-cutting and carton conversion. Crease geometry should be optimized to reduce stress whitening, cracking and rebound at the fold.
PET does not absorb moisture like paperboard and provides a durable transparent enclosure. The final package's barrier, seal and shelf-life performance still depend on joints, openings, labels and the full packaging system.
Clear PET may be accepted by suitable recycling systems, but actual recyclability depends on local collection, anti-fog coating, inks, adhesives, labels, inserts and package design. Buyers should avoid making an unconditional recycling claim without reviewing the finished package and target market.
| Application | Required Project Review |
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| Fresh Produce and Chilled Food | Food-contact grade, anti-fog side, storage temperature, ventilation and condensation test |
| Bakery and Dessert Boxes | Warm product loading, humidity, grease contact, carton folding and closure design |
| Cosmetics and Personal Care | Print quality, scratch appearance, fragrance or oil contact and premium retail presentation |
| Electronics and Consumer Goods | Anti-static need, scratch protection, inserts, tamper evidence and transport impact |
| Pharmaceutical or Medical Products | Exact packaging role, cleanliness, regulatory documentation and validation of the specific grade |
| Toys, Gifts and Stationery | Visibility, print design, hanging features, box strength, child-safety requirements and retail display |
Retail and Cosmetic Packaging
Clear Product Presentation
Anti-fog PET can be supplied for food-packaging projects only when the exact resin, anti-fog system, color, recycled-content status and production process meet the required rules for the destination market. A general “food-grade PET” statement should not be applied to every product configuration.
Identify the destination country and applicable food-contact regulation.
Define food type, direct or indirect contact, temperature and contact duration.
Confirm whether the anti-fog coating is on the food-contact side.
Request declarations, migration data or laboratory reports for the exact grade.
Evaluate inks, adhesives and labels as part of the completed package.
Do not extend one certificate to unrelated colors, coatings, recycled-content levels or production sites.
| Test Variable | What the Buyer Should Specify |
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| Test Type | Cold-fog, hot-fog, refrigerated package simulation or customer-specific test |
| Temperature | Product, storage, test water and ambient temperatures |
| Duration | Initial result, 30 minutes, 24 hours or the required shelf-life simulation |
| Conditioning | Time after production, storage humidity and sealed-pack conditioning |
| Acceptance | Visual rating, droplet size, transparent water film, haze or customer reference sample |
| Durability | Rubbing, printing, folding, washing or repeated-condensation cycles where applicable |
Define the packaging environment: Identify product temperature, humidity, cold-chain exposure and the surface where fog will form.
Select the sheet: Confirm APET or PETG, thickness, anti-fog sides, print treatment, roll or sheet format and food-contact status.
Approve optical quality: Review transparency, haze, tint, gels, black spots, scratches and surface uniformity.
Run printing trials: Test ink adhesion, curing, color, rub resistance and any interaction with the anti-fog surface.
Optimize die-cutting and creasing: Adjust rule height, channel width, crease depth and fold direction to reduce cracking or whitening.
Validate gluing: Confirm adhesive compatibility, cure time, bond strength and resistance to chilled or humid storage.
Test the completed package: Evaluate anti-fog performance, closure, product fit, stacking, transport and shelf display.
Approve mass production: Record the material code, treated-side orientation, die line, ink, glue and packing standard.
Thickness and profile: Average gauge and cross-web uniformity.
Dimensions: Roll width, sheet size, edge quality, squareness and winding.
Optical inspection: Haze, clarity, tint, black spots, gels, scratches and contamination.
Anti-fog verification: Correct side, uniformity and performance under the agreed test.
Surface treatment: Corona level, coating adhesion or print-side identification where specified.
Conversion trial: Printing, die-cutting, creasing, folding and gluing performance.
Documentation: Grade code, batch traceability, food-contact documents and agreed test reports.
Packaging inspection: Moisture protection, end caps, pallet security, labels and shipment condition.
Clear packaging materials require controlled handling because dust, scratches, coating defects and winding damage remain visible in the final box. Production planning should coordinate resin grade, extrusion, anti-fog treatment, slitting, sheet cutting, inspection and protective packing.
PET Sheet Production Workshop
Packaging Sheet Production Line
Anti-fog surfaces should be protected from rubbing, moisture contamination and prolonged heat during storage and transportation. Rolls may require end protection, moisture-resistant wrapping and pallet support, while cut sheets should remain flat and separated from rough packing surfaces.
Protected Sheet Packaging
Roll Packaging for Export

Warehouse and Export Shipment
Application-based grade matching: Anti-fog side, food-contact need, print side and folding process are reviewed before recommendation.
Sample-first validation: Buyers can test condensation, optics, printing, creasing and gluing before bulk orders.
Custom converting: Width, roll length, sheet size, color, slitting and surface treatment can be discussed.
B2B specification control: Key properties and acceptable test methods can be included in the order specification.
Export packaging: Protective roll and sheet packing supports international transport.
Wholesale supply: Suitable for packaging converters, food-packaging companies, printers, importers and distributors.
Finished package type and packed product.
APET, PETG or existing material specification.
Thickness, width, sheet size, roll length and quantity.
One-side or two-side anti-fog and required treated-side orientation.
Storage temperature, humidity, condensation source and test duration.
Printing process, ink type, corona level and print side.
Die-cutting, creasing, folding, gluing or thermoforming process.
Food-contact market, food type and required compliance documents.
Optical targets, anti-fog test method and quality tolerances.
Packaging, destination port, trade terms and requested sample size.
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PET is the polymer family. APET is amorphous PET commonly used for clear rigid packaging and thermoforming. PETG is glycol-modified PET and may offer different folding and forming behavior. The best material depends on the package design and converting process.
The anti-fog surface changes the way condensed moisture wets the sheet, helping water spread rather than remain as many light-scattering droplets. The exact mechanism depends on whether the product uses a coating or internal additive.
The anti-fog-treated face should normally face the side where condensation forms. For one-side grades, treated-side identification must be maintained during printing, die-cutting and box assembly.
Service life depends on anti-fog technology, storage, rubbing, temperature, humidity and exposure cycles. Define the required test duration and shelf-life conditions instead of relying on a general lifetime claim.
Yes, when the exact grade and anti-fog system comply with the applicable food-contact rules. Buyers should provide the destination market, food type, contact temperature and document requirements.
Printing is possible with a compatible surface treatment, ink and curing method. Printing directly over an anti-fog coating may change adhesion or fog performance, so the print side and treated side should be confirmed separately.
APET can be used for folding boxes, but performance depends on thickness, crease geometry, fold direction, temperature and tooling. The final die line should be tested for cracking, whitening and rebound before mass production.
PETG may be evaluated for packaging with demanding cold folds, complex fabrication or a wider forming window. Cost, stiffness, heat response and recycling design should also be reviewed.
The current product data lists 0.15–3.00mm, roll widths of approximately 50–1280mm and several standard sheet formats. Actual anti-fog grade availability depends on thickness, width, coating and MOQ.
Clear PET may be recyclable where suitable collection and processing exist. The anti-fog treatment, inks, adhesives, labels and other package components can affect acceptance, so the completed package should be reviewed for the target market.
Keep material sealed, clean and protected from heat, direct sunlight, high humidity, dust and surface abrasion. Follow first-in, first-out control and preserve treated-side labels until conversion.
Yes. Samples should be tested for condensation, clarity, printing, creasing, folding, gluing and completed-package storage under the intended conditions.
Provide the application, material, thickness, dimensions, anti-fog sides, test condition, printing, converting process, food-contact requirement, quantity, packaging and destination.
Contact Wallis Plastic for transparent anti-fog APET sheets and rolls for folding boxes, chilled-food displays, bakery cartons and clear retail packaging. Our team supports grade selection, custom dimensions, treated-side confirmation, sample testing and factory-direct B2B supply.
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