Packaging Datasheets for Film, Label and Thermal Paper Buyers

A datasheet should help procurement, engineering, and quality teams compare real specifications before they approve samples or repeat orders. This page lists the information to request when sourcing BOPP film, PET film, thermal paper, labels, and flexible packaging roll materials.

What a useful datasheet should include

ParameterWhy it matters
Material structureIdentifies film, paper, coating, adhesive, liner, or laminate layers so the buyer can compare like with like.
Thickness / GSM / CaliperAffects yield, stiffness, roll diameter, line performance, storage, and freight calculation.
Width and roll lengthNeeded for slitting, converting, printer fit, packing plan, and machine changeover.
Core diameter and roll ODImportant for thermal paper, labels, film rolls, unwinding equipment, pallet layout, and container loading.
Tensile strength and elongationHelps compare film and label materials under converting, printing, packing, or application stress.
Surface treatmentCorona treatment, coating, matte finish, white grade, and metallized surface affect printing, lamination, and sealing.
Adhesive and release linerFor labels, adhesive type, coat weight direction, liner type, peel strength, and application surface all affect performance.
Storage and documentsStorage guidance, shelf-life notes, food-contact documents, SGS/RoHS reports, or batch documents may be needed for approval.

Datasheet request by product family

BOPP Film

Request thickness, haze, gloss, COF, corona value, sealability, roll width, core diameter, winding direction, and target application.

PET Film

Request micron thickness, grade, surface treatment, tensile strength, heat resistance, clarity or metallized option, roll specification, and packing method.

Thermal Paper

Request GSM, caliper, image sensitivity, top-coat need, width, jumbo roll diameter, core diameter, storage requirement, and converted roll target.

Pressure-sensitive Labels

Request face stock, adhesive type, release liner, die-cut size, roll direction, application surface, temperature range, and printing process.

Flexible Packaging

Request film structure, pouch or roll-stock format, thickness, seal layer, barrier target, print colors, finish, zipper or valve need, and export packing.

Paper Packaging

Request paper grade, basis weight, coating, grease resistance, size, converting process, food-contact document need, and packing method.

Before asking for a quote

  • Send the application and product contents, not only the material name.
  • State exact size, width, thickness, GSM, roll length, or pouch dimensions where available.
  • List printing, lamination, sealing, die-cutting, or dispensing equipment constraints.
  • Confirm whether the buyer needs sample rolls, lab samples, compliance documents, or production batch documents.
  • Include destination country and preferred export packing method when freight planning matters.

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Request a datasheet for your material

Share product family, target specification, sample quantity, destination country, and document requirements. The team can confirm which datasheet fields are available for the requested grade.