Import Bopp Film — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Bopp film offered by Chirag Plastchem hk co is a clear, durable plastic packaging material supplied from China. It is supplied in widths ranging from 350 mm to 1 200 mm and can be produced from BOPP, PET or PVC base polymers according to buyer specifications. The film provides high optical clarity and resistance to tearing, making it suitable for continuous roll handling. This width flexibility supports both narrow‑format and wide‑format packaging lines.

Typical industry grades of BOPP film exhibit tensile strength in the range of 30‑40 MPa and a moisture barrier that limits water‑vapor transmission to around 0.5 g/m²·24h. Thickness most commonly lies between 12 µm and 30 µm, giving a weight of 14‑30 g per square metre. Such properties are standard for food‑grade packaging films and meet the expectations of manufacturers seeking shelf‑life protection. The material can be customised with surface treatments to improve printability or sealability.

Primary users include food and beverage packagers, pharmaceutical product manufacturers and consumer‑goods brands that require a reliable protective wrap. Chirag Plastchem hk co states that bulk orders can be arranged with flexible minimum quantities, and shipping can be quoted on FOB or CIF terms. Payment methods mentioned are L/C and T/T, allowing secure international trade. Buyers are encouraged to request samples to confirm visual and mechanical performance before committing to large volumes.

Chirag Plastchem hk co is listed as an imported supplier operating from Chun Feng Road, Lou Hu, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China (postal code 518001). The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating that its basic credentials have been verified.

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