Black & White Plastic Film — Co-Extruded Ground & Silage Sheet
Trusted by distributors in 30+ countries · ISO 9001 certified manufacturer since 1994.
Our black and white plastic film is a heavier co-extruded sheeting for ground cover, silage topping, and general agricultural shielding. The white top reflects heat while the black base blocks light and roots.
Common Specifications
| Attribute | Range | Note |
|---|
| Thickness | 80–250 micron | heavy-duty |
| Width | 0.5–18 m | custom available |
| Colour | Black / white | co-extruded |
Key Features
- Heavy duty: thicker gauge for ground and silage use.
- Light blocking: black base prevents weed and algae.
- Heat reflection: white top keeps covered material cooler.
- Wide rolls: up to 18 m for large coverage.
- Custom: thickness and width on request.
Applications
- Silage pit topping
- Ground cover under crops
- Livestock area lining
- General farm sheeting
Specifications
- Material: PE co-extruded
- Thickness: 80–250 micron
- Width: 0.5–18 m
- Colour: Black / white
Why Choose Infunplastic
Established Manufacturer
Producing plastic film since 1994. ISO 9001 certified. Exported to 30+ countries across Asia, Africa and South America.
OEM / ODM Customization
Width, thickness, colour, additive package (UV / anti-drip / anti-fog) and hole punching tailored to spec. Low-MOQ private label supported.
Material & Quality Control
Virgin PE / PO resin with consistent thickness and tensile strength. UV stabilisers and additives lab-verified; REACH / TÜV options.
Capacity & Service
Stable annual output for repeat bulk orders. Fast sampling, competitive lead time, and full export documentation.
We manufacture black-and-white plastic film in wide, heavy-duty rolls for farms and distributors, with custom thickness and width.
FAQ
What is this film used for?
Ground cover, silage topping, and general agricultural sheeting needing a durable two-tone sheet.
How wide can it be made?
Up to 18 m wide; custom widths available.
Is it UV stable?
Yes. UV stabilisers are added for outdoor service.
What thickness should I choose?
80–120 micron for light cover; 200+ micron for silage and ground use.
