Tubular films are endless PE tubes on a roll that are individually cut and closed into bags. The material thickness and film type determine the application area and processability.
LDPE 50 microns — standard transparent variant
Low-density polyethylene, flexible, clear, cost-efficient. The standard for light packaging: textiles, shipping packing, protective storage bags. Up to approx. 1 kg fill weight.
LDPE 100–150 microns — extra strong
Reinforced material thickness for heavy or sharp-edged contents: tools, metal parts, industrial goods. Higher puncture and tear resistance. The standard for commercial shipping and storage applications.
LDPE 200 microns — industrial grade
Maximum material thickness for heavy-duty applications: bulk goods, industrial components, logistics packaging with a high impact and tear risk. Suitable for large quantities and storage packing.
HDPE — vest-bag look
High-density polyethylene film with a crisp look and high tear resistance at a low material thickness. Suitable for light packaging with high puncture resistance.
Food-grade variant
LDPE tubular films certified to EU 10/2011 for direct food contact. Declaration of conformity on request. Suitable for baked goods, fruit, vegetables and fresh food packing.
Application workflow
Tubular film is cut to the desired length at the end and closed by heat sealing. This makes content-specific bag sizes possible without keeping various bag formats in stock.
Material comparison at a glance
| Variant | Material | Thickness / property | Typical application |
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| Standard | LDPE | 50 microns, clear, up to approx. 1 kg | Textiles, shipping, protective bags |
| Extra strong | LDPE | 100–150 microns, puncture-resistant | Tools, metal, commercial shipping |
| Industrial grade | LDPE | 200 microns, heavy-duty | Bulk goods, industrial logistics |
| Vest-bag look | HDPE | thin & tear-resistant | Light packaging with puncture protection |