SKC Skyrol SW83G Safety Data Sheet requests are routine for white PET film imports, and the sheet itself is short: more than 99 percent PET, a 256 to 265°C melting point, and no odor
Anyone importing white label film gets asked for paperwork sooner or later. The SKC Skyrol SW83G Safety Data Sheet is one of the first documents a buyer’s safety or customs team asks for, so here is what it contains and what to ask your supplier for alongside it.
What Is in the SW83G Safety Data Sheet
- Material: Skyrol polyester film, a trademark registered by SKC
- Manufacturer: SKC Co., Ltd., Suwon, Korea, with an emergency telephone number listed
- Chemical name: polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
- CAS number: 25038-59-9
- Content: more than 99 percent by weight
- Melting point: about 256 to 265°C
- Specific gravity: 1.40
- Appearance: clear or hazy, and yellowish, bluish, white, or black, with no odor
- Boiling point, vapor pressure, and pH: listed as not applicable
The sheet is titled for SW83G but applies to the whole family of Skyrol grades named in the same pattern, which is why it lists several appearances. For the white, opaque, ink-treated grade, see the product guide for SKC Skyrol SW83G PET Film.
Five Documents to Request with the Sheet
- The full safety data sheet, including the fire fighting, handling, exposure, toxicity, disposal, and transport sections, since this guide is based on the first three sections only
- The product information sheet for SW83G with the thickness table you will actually buy
- A statement on food contact, if your label will be near food, because the sheet does not make one
- A certificate of analysis or inspection report for your batch, if your customer requires it
- Packing and storage details for the rolls, so your warehouse team knows what to expect
Why the White Film Looks Different on Paper
The safety data sheet lists a specific gravity of 1.40, while the SW83G product information lists a density of about 1.5. White pigment generally makes polyester slightly denser, which is consistent with the higher figure on the white grade (a general explanation, not stated in either document). If your system asks for one number, use the one that matches the document you are filing.
How It Compares with the Toray Paperwork
The Toray Lumirror safety data sheet guide shows the same CAS number and a melting point of 263°C, which sits inside SKC’s range. If you are comparing a Toray white film such as Toray Lumirror E63 PET Film with SKC’s white grade, expect the same base chemistry on both sheets and different performance on the datasheets.
What This Guide Does Not Cover
- Only the first three sections of the sheet were available, so fire, health, handling, disposal, and transport information are not summarized here.
- This guide is not a compliance opinion. Please follow the latest official sheet and your local regulations.
Quick Answers
What is SW83G made of?
More than 99 percent polyethylene terephthalate, per the sheet.
What is the CAS number?
25038-59-9.
Does it have an odor?
No.
Can Jinlu Film send the SW83G safety data sheet?
Yes. We can share the available SKC documents with quotation requests. Jinlu Film supplies SKC Skyrol SW83G PET Film, and if you prefer a comparable-specification alternative, including domestic options, we can offer those as well, together with datasheets and samples so you can test them on your own line.
More PET Film Guides
- SKC Skyrol SH92 PET Film: a clear film, anti-static on both sides
- SKC Skyrol SR50 PET Film: a hazy 23 micron film with dielectric data
- SKC Skyrol PET Film safety data sheet: what the first three sections say
- SKC Skyrol SW83G PET Film: a white opaque film for labels and ink jet
Related Toray Lumirror Guides
- Toray Lumirror E63 PET Film: a low density white film for print receivers
Sourcing SKC White PET Film
Jinlu Film supplies SKC Skyrol SW83G PET Film, along with comparable white polyester film grades, including domestic alternatives, for label, ink jet, and decoration uses. Tell us your thickness, quantity, and the documents your team needs, and contact us for technical data, safety documents, samples, or a factory quote.
Source: SKC’s publicly available Skyrol polyester film material safety data sheet (partial text). Please refer to the latest official version. Skyrol, SKC, and related names are trademarks of their respective owners. Jinlu Film’s guide is an independent explanation for reference only.
