100μm BOPET Film
Here is something unusual: a thicker film that is also the clearest. At 100μm this BOPET grade reaches 89.0% light transmittance — the highest in the range — so you get the handling body of a heavy gauge without giving up optical quality. Haze stays at 1.3%, keeping images sharp even when the film is used as a base for graphic arts or laminated displays.
Key Specifications
| Thickness | 100μm |
| Material | BOPET (biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate) |
| Light transmittance (550 nm) | 89.0% |
| Haze | 1.3% |
| Tensile strength | MD 210 MPa / TD 220 MPa |
| Elongation at break | MD 150% / TD 130% |
| Thermal shrinkage at 150°C, 30 min | MD 1.0% / TD 0.2% |
| UL746B RTI | Electrical 105°C / Mechanical 105°C |
Applications
Base film for graphic arts and layout, flat-face release, membrane switches, labels, OHP sheets, printing and lamination, and any application requiring high transparency of PET film.
Target industries: printing and graphic arts, electronics, label and packaging, and general converting.
Why Choose Jinlu Film
- 89.0% light transmittance — the highest in the range
- Thick gauge with excellent clarity
- Custom width and roll length
- Export-grade packing and global shipping support
- Factory-direct pricing
Compare With Other Thicknesses
For a thinner film, see 75 μm or 50 μm. For more body and stability, see 125 μm or 188 μm. We also list a 0.1 mm PET film, our clear PET film and the BOPET film overview. Everything is in the PET film category. To learn more, read 100μm BOPET film: the clearest thick gauge in the high-transparency range, Toray Lumirror T60 transparent PET film and the BOPET film thickness guide.
FAQ
Why is a thicker film also the clearest?
At 100μm this grade reaches 89.0% light transmittance, the highest in the range, so you get the handling body of a heavy gauge without giving up optical quality.
What do 89.0% transmittance and 1.3% haze mean?
Light transmittance is the share of light that passes through the film, and haze is how cloudy it looks. A higher transmittance and a lower haze both mean a clearer film.
What is it used for?
As a base film for graphic arts, laminated displays, membrane switches, labels and OHP sheets.
Can I get samples?
Contact us with your width and application, and we will send a quote and samples.
