PVC film is a thermoplastic film that is available in a variety of forms and finishes. Depending on the requirements and constraints of the intended application, it can appear rigid or flexible and come in clear, colored, translucent, opaque, matte or glossy finishes.

Due to its versatility, the material can be used in a wide range of industrial applications, from shower curtains to pharmaceutical packaging. Compared to other thermoplastic film materials, PVC film has several advantages:

1. Durability

2. Operational and Environmental Safety

3. Fire resistance

4. Non-conductive

5. Cost-effectiveness

6. Versatility

PVC is non-toxic and has been thoroughly tested for environmental impact. It meets various national and international health and safety standards, including those outlined by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the National Sanitation Foundation, and International Safety Standards.

PVC has excellent resistance to damage from harsh environmental conditions such as aggressive chemicals, abrasion, shock and impact. These properties make it suitable for mid- to long-term applications involving exposure to the external environment.