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HS Code |
379107 |
| Product Name | Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S |
| Chemical Formula | (C2H4O)x |
| Thickness | 27 microns |
| Width | 1000 mm |
| Tensile Strength | Over 200 MPa |
| Elongation At Break | 100-150% |
| Water Solubility | Cold and hot water soluble |
| Surface Type | Single side uncoated |
| Appearance | Transparent film |
| Density | 1.26-1.30 g/cm3 |
| Moisture Content | 4-6% |
| Ph Value | 5-7 |
| Melting Point | 220°C (decomposes) |
| Degree Of Polymerization | 1700 ± 100 |
| Degree Of Hydrolysis | 98-99% |
As an accredited Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The packaging contains 1,000 sheets of Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S, sealed in a moisture-resistant plastic bag inside a sturdy carton. |
| Shipping | Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S is shipped in secure, moisture-resistant packaging to prevent contamination and degradation. The product is typically rolled or sheeted, placed in sealed polyethylene bags, and then boxed or drum-packed. Proper labeling, including hazard and handling instructions, ensures safe and compliant transport according to relevant regulations. |
| Storage | Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or ignition. Keep the material in its tightly sealed original packaging to protect it from moisture and contamination. Avoid exposure to strong oxidizers and acids. Store at room temperature, and avoid areas with excessive humidity to ensure long-term product integrity. |
| Purity 99%: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S with 99% purity is used in water-soluble detergent packaging, where rapid dissolution and residue-free release are achieved.Molecular weight 27,000 Da: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S with molecular weight 27,000 Da is used in agrochemical sachets, where uniform film strength and controlled solubility enhance safety and dosing precision.Heat stability 150°C: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S with heat stability up to 150°C is used in transfer printing processes, where dimensional stability under thermal conditions improves print accuracy.Thickness 35 microns: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S at 35 microns thickness is used in embroidery backing applications, where reliable support and easy wash-away properties facilitate high-quality embroidery.Solubility in cold water: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S with cold water solubility is used in medical laundry bags, where dissolution at low temperatures supports infection control and safe disposal.Tensile strength 35 MPa: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S with tensile strength of 35 MPa is used in packaging for dye powders, where robust barrier properties prevent leakage and contamination.Biodegradability: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S with certified biodegradability is used in eco-friendly single-use packaging, where environmental footprint is minimized without sacrificing performance.Transparency >90%: Polyvinyl Alcohol Film 100-27S with over 90% transparency is used in food packaging films, where product visibility and aesthetic appeal are optimized. |
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Polyvinyl alcohol film 100-27S takes shape in our factory through a process we’ve refined over decades. We’ve learned that quality doesn’t hinge on automation alone. It’s the way raw materials dissolve, the care in filtration, the patience during casting, and the detail we put into curing and rolling that make the difference you notice. Each batch of 100-27S reflects thousands of hours in troubleshooting film defects, minimizing impurities, fine-tuning machine settings for clarity and yield, and repairing lines right down to the motor shafts. These are not points in a manual — they are hard-earned lessons about what holds up against the demands of the industries we supply.
This product results from our drive to push film performance beyond what off-the-shelf grades offer. Our version of 100-27S delivers consistent thickness and transparency. Testing every roll in-house means we spot contamination before it reaches your line. We sweat the curling, the tackiness, the stretch, all to meet specs that keep customers satisfied year after year. Everything we do here centers on practical know-how and machinery built to last, not chasing trends but solving headaches.
Over the years, we’ve seen customers approach us with films that don’t quite fit their lamination lines or leave issues at scale. Model 100-27S stands out because it’s built for reliability. With this grade, we focus on stability in thickness, clarity, and tear strength. Many applications call for a film that resists hydrolysis while maintaining solubility in water at set temperatures. To meet these tasks, we control degrees of polymerization and alcoholysis. The result is a film that performs predictably under hot and humid conditions, such as agrochemical sachets or hospital laundry bags.
Standard specs for 100-27S developed out of plant trials, not drafts on a whiteboard. Engineers from pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and embroidery lines have tested our film through their own runs. We keep moisture content tight, control width and roll weight, and check every lot against contamination. We check flexibility, ensure steady feeding and sealing on packing machines, and hold ourselves responsible when customers need a film that tears at just the right moment, dissolves in hot or cold water, or stays tough under storage shifts. Your satisfaction does not come from a spec sheet, but from our track record.
One thing we’ve learned: nobody uses polyvinyl alcohol film just because it’s available. They choose it when performance counts. In hospitals, our film supports the safe handling of infectious linens because it dissolves in the wash, leaving no fragments or residues behind. On farmland, agrochemical packaging must dissolve completely, with no wrapper left to blow away. Embroidery workshops count on our film for stable pattern support and easy water solubility after finishing detail work.
This product doesn’t just rest in inventory. Every week, rolls of 100-27S leave our plant for destinations that demand precise properties. We’ve worked with customers who call us late at night because a batch did not behave as expected. Opening those conversations, we go straight to our raw material lots or run tests on finished rolls. Years of feedback have shaped this film to solve problems in the field, not just in the lab.
Not all polyvinyl alcohol films are equal. We have seen plenty of imported rolls come through customer doors, only to jam feeders or fail in dissolution tests. Some problems stem from thickness variations; others come from poor aging or contamination that shows under heat. Our 100-27S film builds on deeper experience. Rolls run smooth across automated bagging, sachet filling, and textile finishing lines. Our processing achieves fine-thickness control on both micron and roll-width measurements. This comes from our decision to use dedicated mixing and casting systems, paired with batch tracking for traceability.
While generic films may claim broad temperature solubility, our team knows that balances between alcoholysis levels, plasticizer content, and moisture have to be just right. Batch management, process records, and years troubleshooting discoloration and curling mean we deliver film trusted by packagers for reliable line operation. You notice fewer jams, lower scrap rates, and easier die-cutting when every run stays responsive to feedback from our users.
As producers, we put numbers to the properties of this film, but we see those numbers tested daily on our and our clients’ equipment. Typical thickness comes in a tight range — no loose tolerances. We keep lot-to-lot differences to a minimum for tensile strength, extensibility, moisture content, and heat-sealability. What’s on the data sheet comes from our own production records, not claims from outside labs.
Customers appreciate that we can offer slightly customized formats if volume supports it: sheet size, roll width, core size, or peel force. Our plant upgrades over time because customer needs keep evolving. One large user asked us to adapt rolls for a new packaging line—changing rewinding method and improving edge precision. Instead of one-off fixes, we’ve carried those lessons into our current processes, so today’s film avoids the errors of yesterday.
Some films in the market look similar but behave differently once in use. We see competitors deliver lots where solubility varies depending on storage, temperature, or humidity. Problems arise with inconsistent winding, off-color material, or excessive curling that stalls packing machines. Our 100-27S maintains stable solubility at a range of water temperatures. We monitor plasticizer and residual solvent carefully to avoid stickiness or brittleness. This film unwinds flat and performs reliably in form-fill-seal systems, vacuum packaging, and embroidery backing, avoiding the need for continuous manual adjustments at the machine.
Other manufacturers may talk about performance, but we put our product on actual running lines, not just benchtop testers. We’ve handled customer returns, confronted mixed batches, and investigated causes down to polymer batch codes and lot numbers. We’re open with our customers instead of blaming operators or end-users. Every rejected lot or complaint brought to our attention leads us to review each step, reminding us of the value in continuous improvement.
Laundry bags made from our 100-27S film provide a solution for hospitals, hotels, and other facilities with high hygiene standards. Staff no longer touch contaminated loads directly. Bags go into the wash and dissolve at set temperatures, safety and convenience maintained together. In the embroidery industry, the film acts as a stabilizer for complex patterns. Craftsmen can wash away the backing after design completion, leaving embroidery intact and free from residue.
Pesticide packaging has moved to water-soluble sachets, using 100-27S for single-dose packs. The film protects handlers from direct contact. Farmers do not have to deal with wrapper disposal in fields, as the film leaves no trace after dissolving. Our team has spent years working with customers in this area, refining solubility and burst strength, so each sachet dissolves fully but only during planned application.
In textile spinning, the film lends itself to twistless yarn manufacturing. Our controlled production prevents breakage during doffing and maintains desired properties under back-rolling stress. Other applications include seed coating, chemical detergent wrapping, and single-use portion-controlled product packaging. We listen when line managers report problems. Sometimes, customer suggestions move directly into our material selection or production settings.
Making polyvinyl alcohol film may seem like a solved equation, but on the ground, every adjustment counts. Customers expect cost control and minimal downtime. Even one misbehaving roll stops an entire production line. A rough roll edge or poor core adhesion leads to breakage that stops automated sachet packaging. We work directly with maintenance teams and operators, not just procurement managers, to learn from these failures. Our adjustments improve winding tension, control moisture better in warehousing, and refine slitters to produce cleaner edges.
Packaging lines and embroidery shops each have their own “unwritten rules” for material handling. Our film must fit smoothly into workflows—avoiding static pickup, reducing powdering, and resisting scuffing even during high-speed operation. Our technical staff visits user sites when tough problems arise rather than sending generic printouts. These visits show us where real difference is made: upgrades to machine guides, slight tweaks to additive packages, or helping troubleshoot onsite humidity controls. As manufacturers, we draw on frontline experience, not just reference guides.
Customer complaints reveal more than product flaws. They map the pathway to new solutions. Years ago, we found excessive breakage during summer humidity spikes. Lab analysis pointed to moisture uptake during storage and transit. So, we invested in better warehousing for finished rolls, using real-time humidity monitoring. Shipments today leave with updated moisture readings, batch logs, and tracked delivery times. The extra work pays off with fewer roll returns, higher line productivity, and less customer frustration.
Competing films sometimes leave residue or fail to dissolve fully. We discovered some grades from outside suppliers used plasticizers that migrated at high temperatures, causing cloudiness or incomplete dissolution. Over several months, our chemists modified our raw material selection and monitored these additives. As a result, users now get clearer, reliable and fully dissolvable film on their lines. We put this care into every batch, because we’ve seen how small changes cascade into savings and safety for our end-users.
Feedback shapes our next improvement. A large hospital flagged incomplete solubility on old laundry bags. Tracing the issue, we found staff sometimes used lower-temperature cycles. We tested new batches and adjusted the hydrolysis level, making the film perform even when wash settings vary. In another case, a textile supplier challenged us to deliver material that could serve as both stabilizer and protective wrap. Adjustments to roll width and edge smoothness landed us a product line that now supports both operations without extra inventory headaches.
At every turn, our engineering and production teams put these lessons into daily routines. Adjusting drying temperatures, continuous inline spectrophotometer checks, or altering winding tension bring better quality and value. We spend less time defending mistakes and more time fixing problems at their source.
Clients who buy direct from us know they can ask about any production step. We keep records for raw material batches, solvent usages, machine runs, and inspection outcomes. Unfiltered conversations between our staff and customer engineers lead to better outcomes than polished sales pitches. Quality inspection in our shop includes visual, tactile, and dimensional checks on every roll. We report on any deviation, no matter how minor, and invite customers to review our logs during audits.
We see transparency as the foundation for long-term collaboration. Problems, when they happen, lead to joint troubleshooting and, most times, permanent solutions. When clients point out something new, whether contamination or performance drift, we look for causes and prevent repeat issues. This approach means clients stay informed and costs stay predictable, while both sides save time, money, and trust.
As producers, we see waste not just as a cost but as a mark on our reputation. Water-soluble films should offer an environmental edge. We use water-based processes, avoid hazardous solvents, and recycle scrap film, reducing landfill impact. Our production lines have closed-loop water cooling and energy-saving drying ovens. Suppliers know we check for compliance with safety and environmental codes, and we train our staff regularly on updates.
Customers increasingly ask about downstream environmental implications. We don’t overpromise, but we steer clear of controversial additives and publish sustainability data we stand by. By putting controls on polymer sourcing, solvent use, and waste management, we know our product leaves a lighter footprint than much of the global competition.
Innovation in our world starts with actual needs, not features for their own sake. We are approached every year with ideas for unique thicknesses, temperatures, or properties. Not everything works out, but every inquiry brings new knowledge into our facility. We test, document, and, when possible, add new capabilities to our lines. The next time a customer needs faster dissolving times, new package formats, or two-layer solutions, they find a partner in us, not just a supplier.
Our journey with polyvinyl alcohol film 100-27S has not always gone smoothly. We’ve seen setbacks, recalls, and nights spent rerunning production after a line breakdown. Each challenge makes us better – more precise, more open, and more responsive. Over the years, that commitment has put 100-27S on more lines, in more countries, and into more hands. The experience earned here is as much part of the film as the resin and additives we use.
When 100-27S arrives at your facility, know that it carries the lessons of every operator, chemist, and engineer who has built our reputation. In our experience, consistent, well-made film is not just a matter of pride; it’s a daily job and a promise to the industries that count on us for performance that doesn’t let them down.