Roughly what it costs
Most suppliers in this trade make you ask before they tell you anything. These bands are here so you can see whether we are in your range before you spend an email finding out. They are indicative, not a quotation — the figure for your construction, width and quantity comes back in writing.
Bands are per linear metre, at the full laminated width, for material at our factory in Shenzhen. They are grouped by material construction, not by catalogue item: several products in our catalogue share a construction, and a few are not on this list at all.
PVC and EVA carriers, no cloth
- PVC aluminised film0.12 mm · 1.22 or 1.37 m
- EVA aluminised film0.15 mm · 1.22 or 1.37 m
Woven polyester scrim, PVC bonded
- 210D aluminised polyester320 g/m² · 0.28 mm
- 600D aluminised polyester350 g/m² · 0.35 mm
- Scrim-backed aluminised300 g/m² · 0.25 mm · 1.37 m
- 1680D aluminised polyester480 g/m² · 0.56 mm
Solid foil, EVA and double-face builds
- Pure-foil flame-retardant210 g/m² · 0.35 mm
- 300D EVA white, pin emboss230 g/m² · 0.34 mm
- Double-face knit composite340 g/m² · 1.45 mm
Indicative bands, reviewed 11 September 2026. Freight, insurance, customs clearance and duty are not included. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell — see our terms.
These bands were last reviewed on 11 September 2026 and are now overdue for review. Treat them as a starting point and ask for a current quotation before you budget on them.
Why a band and not a price.
Because the honest number depends on things we do not know yet, and a single figure would be a guess dressed up as a quotation. What actually moves it:
- whether the construction is already running or is laminated for your order;
- how your slit width divides into the master roll — a width that nests cleanly costs less than one that leaves a dead strip on every pass;
- whether your face colour and emboss fall inside a current run or need one of their own;
- for the film constructions, the carrier thickness — a thicker carrier costs more;
- roll length, core size and packing;
- the size of the order, and whether it repeats.
Larger and repeating orders sit lower in a band. A first order, a trial roll or a one-off width sits nearer the top. We are not going to print a quantity threshold, because there isn't one: a first order at a width that nests cleanly can land lower than a bigger order at an awkward width.
Before you compare these with anyone else's.
A per-linear-metre price means nothing until you know the width behind it. At 1.50 m, $1.50 per linear metre is $1.00 per m². At 0.75 m, the same $1.50 is $2.00 per m² — exactly half as much material for your money, identical headline number. So divide by the width that price is quoted at, not by the width you want, and ask which width it is before you compare.
Ours are quoted at the full laminated width. Most of these constructions are slit from the master roll to the width you order, so a narrower roll is not priced at the band above — it is priced on the area of material it consumes. Tell us the width you need and the quotation states the laminated width, the price per linear metre and the price per square metre together, so nothing has to be inferred.
Convert it yourself: unit converter · roll area and net weight · slitting calculator
What is in each build: constructions layer by layer · why 600D is heavier, not better
The rest is a conversation.
The material, slit and wound to the roll format agreed, packed for export, ready at our factory in Shenzhen.
Inland transport, export clearance, insurance, sea or air freight, and any duty in your own country. We do not estimate them here — they depend on your port and your terms, and a guess would only mislead your budget.
The construction or a sample, the width your line runs, roll length and core, the quantity, and the destination. That is enough to turn a band into a price.
A written quotation with the laminated width, the price per linear metre and per square metre, the roll format, and whatever documentation exists for that exact construction.