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Wide Plastic Film, also known as wide nylon, is a broad-format polyethylene film produced in widths up to 12 meters for covering, protecting, and insulating materials, structures, and crops across agriculture, construction, and industrial settings.
Request a QuoteWide Plastic Film is produced from polyethylene resin, typically a blend of LDPE and LLDPE selected for the clarity, flexibility, and tear resistance a given application requires. It can be produced as a single layer or co-extruded in up to five layers, with each layer able to carry its own role in the finished film.
In multi-layer constructions, an additive-enhanced outer layer can carry UV-resistance, anti-fog, or anti-static treatments, while a core layer supplies bulk strength and an inner layer is tuned for clarity or sealing performance. This layered approach lets us match a single product family to very different jobs, from light temporary covers to heavy long-term outdoor installations.
Engineered to withstand handling, wind, and contact with rough surfaces without tearing or weakening at stress points.
Covers large areas per kilogram of material, keeping coverage costs down across big agricultural, construction, and industrial sites.
Suited to greenhouse covering, ground cover, material protection, temporary insulation, and general industrial covering needs.
Available with UV-resistant, anti-fog, and IR additives for film that holds up to extended sun, humidity, and outdoor exposure.
Made from recyclable polyethylene, supporting standard plastic film recycling streams at end of life.
Our wide plastic film is produced to the following standard specifications. Custom widths, thicknesses, and additive combinations can also be produced to match your project and equipment.
Wide plastic film performs differently depending on its thickness, layer count, and additive package. Here's how our main variants compare, so you can match the right film to your application and environment.
An economical, additive-free option for general covering, light industrial packaging, and everyday protective use.
Formulated for ground cover, mulching, and crop protection, reducing moisture loss and weather-related damage in the field.
Built with UV-resistant, anti-fog, and IR additives to extend service life and manage light and temperature inside the greenhouse.
Used for covering materials, temporary insulation, and moisture protection during concrete work and general site activity.
A heavier, often multi-layer film for covering equipment, pallets, and bulk goods in industrial and storage environments.
Formulated to resist degradation from prolonged sun exposure, suited to outdoor installations left in place for extended periods.
Reduces condensation buildup on the inner surface and helps regulate heat exchange, common in greenhouse and humid environments.
Limits dust pickup and static buildup on the film surface, useful in dusty industrial settings and sensitive storage areas.
Available in custom colors to limit light transmission, conceal contents, or distinguish between applications on site.
Co-extruded in up to five layers, with each layer assigned a specific role such as strength, clarity, or additive protection.
From raw resin to a finished roll, wide plastic film goes through a controlled extrusion and winding process. Here's a step-by-step look at how we produce it at our facility.
LDPE and LLDPE resins are chosen and blended based on the clarity, strength, and flexibility the intended use requires.
Color, UV-resistant, anti-static, anti-fog, or IR masterbatches are dosed into the resin according to the order's specification.
The blended material is melted and mixed at a controlled temperature to keep the film free of gels, streaks, or weak spots.
The molten material is shaped into a wide, flat film as it exits the die, with die control directly affecting width and thickness uniformity.
The film is cooled after forming to set its strength, clarity, and final dimensions before winding.
Film is wound under controlled tension to avoid wrinkling or telescoping, then checked for width, thickness, and roll weight before packing.
Wide plastic film, also called wide nylon, is made from polyethylene resin, typically a blend of LDPE and LLDPE chosen for the clarity, flexibility, and tear resistance the application calls for.
Confirm the width, thickness, roll weight, and number of layers match your equipment and load, then check whether your use case needs UV-resistant, anti-static, or anti-fog additives.
Light, short-term covering can use 20-80 micron film, general construction and agricultural use typically falls between 80-200 microns, and heavy-duty or long-term outdoor use calls for 200-400 microns with additional layers.
Not necessarily. Matching thickness to the actual load, exposure, and duration of use gives the best balance of durability and cost; over-specifying thickness mainly adds material cost without solving the underlying problem.
For outdoor and sun-exposed use, UV-resistant film is recommended, and greenhouse applications often benefit from anti-fog and IR additives as well to manage condensation and temperature.
Agricultural film is typically formulated with UV-resistant, anti-fog, or IR additives for greenhouse and field use, construction film prioritizes clear or colored coverage for materials and temporary insulation, and industrial film is built for heavier, multi-layer protection of equipment and storage areas.
We produce wide plastic film from 50cm to 12 meters wide, in 1 to 5 layers, with roll weights ranging from 10 to 150kg depending on width, thickness, and length.
Yes. Resin grade, melt flow index, the ratio of virgin to reprocessed material, and masterbatch consistency all influence clarity, strength, and how evenly the film performs across a roll.
Polymer Nami Novin produces wide plastic film using carefully selected LDPE and LLDPE blends, controlled extrusion, and strict quality checks on width, thickness, and roll weight. Our range of layer counts and additive packages makes us a reliable partner for agricultural, construction, and industrial buyers.