125μm BOPET Film

125μm BOPET film with 0.9% MD thermal shrinkage — a stability-first thick grade for registration-critical and repeated lamination work. 85.6% transmittance, 1.6% haze. Custom width from Jinlu Film.

125μm BOPET Film

At 125μm, this BOPET film leans toward stability over pure optics. Thermal shrinkage drops to 0.9% MD, which means the film holds its dimensions better through heat and repeated processing — useful when registration matters or when the film will be laminated and re-handled more than once. Light transmittance is 85.6% with 1.6% haze, giving a clean, even appearance rather than a razor-sharp optical finish.

Key Specifications

Thickness 125μm
Material BOPET (biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate)
Light transmittance (550 nm) 85.6%
Haze 1.6%
Tensile strength MD 205 MPa / TD 215 MPa
Elongation at break MD 150% / TD 140%
Thermal shrinkage at 150°C, 30 min MD 0.9% / TD 0.3%
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

  • Low thermal shrinkage for better dimensional control
  • Thick gauge that stays flat through repeated handling
  • Custom width and roll length
  • Export-grade packing and global shipping support
  • Factory-direct pricing

Compare With Other Thicknesses

For a thinner film, see 100 μm or 75 μm. For more body, see 188 μm or 250 μm. We also list a 0.125 mm PET film, our clear PET film and the BOPET film overview. Everything is in the PET film category. To learn more, read 125μm BOPET film: stability-first thick grade for registration-critical work, how thermal shrinkage affects BOPET film performance and the BOPET film thickness guide.

FAQ

What does 0.9% MD thermal shrinkage mean?
It is how much the film shrinks in the machine direction after 30 minutes at 150°C. A lower number means better dimensional stability through heat and repeated processing.

When should I choose 125μm?
When registration matters, or when the film will be laminated and re-handled more than once.

What is the thermal rating?
UL746B RTI of 105°C electrical and 105°C mechanical.

Can I get samples?
Contact us with your width and application, and we will send a quote and samples.

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