Start with the format your process uses
Tell us whether the film feeds continuously or is used as cut sheets. The current product format and the way it runs in your process help define the scope of the enquiry.
- Roll: film supplied continuously for wrapping, lining or converting
- Sheet: film cut to a required length and used as individual sheets
- If you are unsure, start with a product photo and a description of how it is used.
Information to check before a quotation
You do not need every value to start. Send what you know and we will identify the missing items with you.
- Material or the product name you use now
- Film width and thickness
- Roll or sheet format and required length or cutting method
- The process where the film is used and what it protects or wraps
- Estimated quantity, repeat-order plans and delivery location
A product photo is enough to get started
Send a photo showing the product label, packaging or a measurable edge, or attach an existing specification. We use the photo to start the discussion, then confirm the production and delivery details before discussing a quotation.
QUESTIONS TO CHECK
Questions buyers often check
Do I need every specification before contacting you?
No. You can start with a product photo, label, usage photo or existing specification. Send the width, thickness, length and process details you know, and we will identify the missing items with you.
How do I choose between a roll and a sheet?
Start with a roll when film feeds continuously, and a sheet when you use cut pieces of a set length. If you are unsure, send a photo of the current product or describe the process.
Can I enquire before the quantity is final?
Yes. Send an estimated quantity, whether repeat orders are expected and the delivery location. Items that are not final can be marked as open for discussion.