250μm BOPET Film

250μm BOPET film — the thickest grade in the BOPET range, with 190% MD elongation. Holds shape under load, resists cracking. 84.0% transmittance, 3.0% haze. Custom width from Jinlu Film.

250μm BOPET Film

This is the thickest grade in the BOPET range — a structural-weight film rather than a thin optical layer. At 250μm it holds its shape under load, resists deformation through repeated handling, and still keeps 190% MD elongation, so it bends instead of cracking. Light transmittance is 84.0% with 3.0% haze, which is normal for a film at this gauge; the priority here is body and durability, not maximum clarity.

Key Specifications

Thickness 250μm
Material BOPET (biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate)
Light transmittance (550 nm) 84.0%
Haze 3.0%
Tensile strength MD 176 MPa / TD 186 MPa
Elongation at break MD 190% / TD 150%
Thermal shrinkage at 150°C, 30 min MD 0.9% / TD 0.6%
UL746B RTI Electrical 105°C / Mechanical 105°C

Applications

Structural base film, flat-face release, membrane switches, labels, printing and lamination, die-cut parts, and any application requiring a thick, durable PET film.

Target industries: printing and graphic arts, electronics, label and packaging, and heavy industrial converting.

Why Choose Jinlu Film

  • Thickest grade in the BOPET range, with 190% MD elongation
  • Low MD shrinkage for dimensional control
  • Custom width and roll length
  • Export-grade packing and global shipping support
  • Factory-direct pricing

Compare With Other Thicknesses

For a thinner film, see 188 μm or 125 μm. We also list a 0.25 mm PET film, a 250μm PET film for motor insulation and the BOPET film overview. Everything is in the PET film category. To learn more, read 250μm BOPET film: structural-weight polyester film for demanding converting and the BOPET film thickness guide.

FAQ

Why choose 250μm?
When you need body and durability rather than maximum clarity. It holds its shape under load and bends instead of cracking.

Why is the haze higher than thinner grades?
Haze of 3.0% and 84.0% transmittance are normal for a film at this gauge.

What is it used for?
As a structural base film, for die-cut parts, membrane switches, labels, printing and lamination.

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

Contact us today for a free quote and samples!