Thin areas are more likely to tear during handling.
Inconsistent film thickness can affect sealing performance.
Uneven material distribution may reduce packing stability.
Unsuitable raw materials
Incorrect film thickness
Improper extrusion conditions
Poor material formulation
Dust and external contaminants may enter the package.
The film may lose some of its protective function.
Small defects can expand under tension during packing.
Incompatible film material
Incorrect sealing temperature or pressure
Unsuitable sealing time
Contamination around the sealing area
Foam type and dimensions: Different foam blocks, cushions, and furniture components require different film specifications.
Packing method: Compression, wrapping, bagging, and automated packing may require different material properties.
Film thickness: Choose thickness according to product weight, handling conditions, and protection requirements.
Machine compatibility: Confirm that film width, friction, sealing performance, and roll dimensions match the packing equipment.
Quality consistency: Reliable specifications across batches help reduce machine downtime and packing defects.
