How profile wrapping works
A wrapping machine feeds the profile and the film through rows of rollers. Adhesive is applied, and the rollers press the film around the profile shape step by step.
It is used for door and window frames, mouldings, skirting boards, wall panel profiles and furniture edges.
What the film has to do
The film has to bend around tight corners without cracking or turning white, and keep the same color along long runs. PVC film is the usual choice. We also make PET and PP film for wrapping.
Our films for this process
Every series can be used for profile wrapping. Tell us the shape of your profile and the film width your machine uses, and we will recommend the thickness.
Specifications
| Material | PVC, PET or PP film |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.10–1.5 mm, depending on the series |
| Width | 1240–1420 mm |
| Backing | Plain, or self-adhesive for every series. Self-adhesive film is 1220 mm wide, about 50 m per roll. |
| Minimum order | 1,000 m per color |
| Packing | Rolls lined with pearl cotton foam, wrapped in PVC film and labeled. About 300 m per roll at 0.16 mm and 120 m at 0.35 mm. Custom packing available. |
| Payment | 30% deposit, balance by T/T. Western Union accepted. |
What to send us for a quote
- The profile shape (a drawing or photo)
- The film width your machine uses
- Color codes, or a sample to match
- Quantity per color
- Destination port
Questions
Which thickness should I use?
Our films range from 0.10 to 1.5 mm, depending on the series. Send us your profile drawing and we will recommend a thickness.
Can I use PET or PP film for wrapping?
Yes. Send us the color codes you like and we will tell you which are available in PET or PP.
What is the minimum order?
1,000 m per color.
Ask for samples or a price
Tell us your process, the colors you like and the quantity. A sales manager will reply with a recommendation and price.