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Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM

The 1400mm PVC Film Maker is designed to deliver high-quality, consistent PVC film for flexible packaging, decorative surfaces, and industrial applications. This machine combines precision calendering, stable melt control, and customizable finishing to meet the needs of manufacturers seeking a reliable production line with fast turnaround and cost-effective output.
High stability and output: The 1400mm working width balances production capacity and material savings, making it ideal for mid-to-large volume lines. Advanced temperature and gap control ensure uniform film thickness across the full width.
Versatile film types: Produce glossy, matte, wood-grain, marble-effect, anti-scratch and self-adhesive PVC films. The machine supports single-layer and multi-layer composite structures for specialized barrier or decorative requirements.

| Specification | 1400mm PVC Film Maker |
|---|---|
| Working width | 1400 mm |
| Thickness range | 20–800 μm (depending on formulation) |
| Production speed | 20–80 m/min (process-dependent) |
| Layers | Single to 5-layer co-extrusion supported |
| Roll diameter (max) | Ø800–Ø1000 mm (customizable) |
| Power consumption | Depends on configuration (typ. 60–150 kW) |
| Materials | PVC, PVC/PE composites, plasticized PVC compounds |
| Tolerances | Thickness ±5–10 μm; width ±2 mm |
Balanced efficiency: 1400mm machines provide a competitive compromise between the larger industrial lines and smaller lab-scale units—making them cost-effective for many packaging and deco-film factories.
Improved material yield: Narrower scrap margins and optimized roll management reduce waste and lower per-unit material costs.
Use cases include flexible food packaging films, decorative furniture and wardrobe film, floor and skirting membranes, protective surface films, medical-grade isolation films, and automotive decorative wraps.

Customizable widths and die designs: The line can be adapted for special patterns, textures (3D silk, wood grain, marble), and multi-color printing. Integrated printing stations and split-packaging options allow one-stop production.
Coating & lamination: Add anti-scratch, anti-static, or hydrophobic coatings inline for finished rolls that require minimal downstream processing.
Modern PLC controls, multiple QC checkpoints, and in-line thickness measurement ensure consistent film performance. Optimized scheduling and in-house calendering, printing and split-packaging shorten lead times and help maintain stable deliveries.
Maintain stable melt temperature and screw speed to avoid gauge variation.
Regularly inspect calender roll surfaces to prevent pattern defects and maintain gloss consistency.
Use proper cooling and winding tension control to reduce edge curl and ensure flatness.
When optimized for the right product mix, a 1400mm PVC Film Maker reduces per-meter production costs through improved yield, lower energy per output unit, and reduced downstream finishing. Many customers see payback within a few production cycles when paired with efficient material sourcing.
Q: Can the machine handle printed patterns?
A: Yes — inline gravure or flexographic printing systems can be integrated to produce high-resolution prints and multi-color designs.
Q: Is the line suitable for food-contact films?
A: With the right formulations and additives, the line can produce food-grade PVC films that meet regulatory requirements; material specs and certifications should be confirmed.
For technical consultations, OEM options, or factory visits, reach out to Pulivk through their website: https://pvcfilmtec.com/. Our team can help specify the ideal 1400mm configuration for your product portfolio and production targets.
– Desired film types and thickness range
– Target production speed and monthly output (meters/month)
– Required surface finish and printing needs
– Packaging, roll diameters and split-packaging preferences