Plastic corrugated is primarily known for its use in the sign industry. It is an extruded material and can be run in rolls as well for a variety of applications.
The rolls generally do not vary in thickness but in product weight. It is measured by how many pounds of plastic are extruded per manufactured square foot (1,000sqft). L-S Industries offers multiple types of plastic corrugated rolls, as well as the ability to laminate foams, fabrics, and printed films. While these plastic rolls are perfect for protecting products that are round, there are many more applications in which thick plastic rolls can be used.
Types
HEAT-SCORED
Polypropylene-based, heat-scores every 2 inches allow this material to roll up. PP is a harder plastic.
DOUBLE-FACE
SINGLE-FACE
Applications
PROTECTIVE REEL WRAPS
Products, like wire & cable, shipped and stored on reels require protection from impact as well as the elements.
PROTECTIVE EXPORT WRAPS
Plastic rolls make an excellent protective wrap for round products like aluminim & steel coils.
PROTECTIVE PIPE WRAPS
Long downhole pipes and sandscreens can be protected with plastic corrugated rolls with foam backing.
PROTECTIVE CASE WRAPS
Plastic rolls apply easily to large HVAC units, appliances, and other sensitive surfaces to protect them during shipment.
TREE WRAPS
Single-face makes an excellent tree wrap to protect young trees from weather, chemical sprays, and rodents.
OTHER APPLICATIONS
The flexibility of single-face allows you to create a pin or backdrop for a variety of different applications.
Our plastic corrugated rolls can be used in a variety of industries.
Our plastic corrugated rolls are used in many way for a variety of industries. For example, contractors may use the rolls to screen floors, windows, and walls during remodeling or painting projects.
Our team at L-S Industries can answer any questions you have about our plastic corrugated rolls. At the same time, we will likely ask a few of our own to make sure we fully understand your needs. From there, we can offer suggestions that might work best. You will also find that we provide different types and have the ability to customize the rolls, which is one of the many reasons they’re among our most popular products.
Regarding the production of plastic corrugated rolls, they are commonly constructed from polypropylene or polyethylene and include a fluted structure sandwiched between two flat layers, offering good impact resistance and structural stability. In total, the material is typically about 4mm thick. While the thickness remains the same, the weight may differ depending on the material used. For instance, our single-face plastic offers the lightest results, weighing 110 lbs. per manufactured square foot. At the other end of the spectrum, our heavyweight EXPORTGUARD material is 275 lbs. per manufactured square foot. We can also laminate a closed-cell foam to the back of the material for additional impact protection and cushioning.
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Common Questions About Plastic Corrugated Rolls
If you are looking for plastic corrugated rolls to support your operation, turn to us at L-S Industries. Below, we have answered some common questions we receive about these rolls.
What are plastic corrugated rolls?
Plastic corrugated rolls are a type of plastic material with a fluted structure, supplied in long rolls that provide for flexibility in application. These rolls are often used as protective wraps or barriers.
What are plastic corrugated rolls made from?
Plastic corrugated rolls are made from either polypropylene or high-density polyethylene. These materials give the rolls durability, strength, moisture resistance, and impact protection.
What can you use plastic corrugated rolls for?
There are many ways you can use plastic corrugated rolls. For example, you can use them as protective reel wraps for wire and cable spools, as export wraps for metal coils, as pipe and case protection during transport, and as tree wraps.
Can you customize plastic corrugated rolls?
Yes! We can customize the rolls to meet your needs, including the size, type, color, weight, and lamination. For example, we can add foam backing for enhanced cushioning or surface protection.