What is the clear plastic wrap called?

Transparent packaging uses clear plastic to clearly show the contents, enhancing the natural beauty of the product while facilitating identification. Common types of transparent plastic packaging include clear plastic boxes, blister packs, and clear bags.

Plastic box packaging: Transparent boxes made of materials such as PET, PVC, and PP, formed through injection molding or folding processes, are commonly found in high-end cosmetics, electronic accessories, and pharmaceutical products. Some high-end electronic products also use rigid plastic boxes with sponge linings, providing both display and protection. Blister packaging: When you open the box of a toy or electronic product, you'll often see a rigid, transparent plastic tray securely holding the product in place—this is blister packaging. By heating and softening the plastic sheet and adhering to the mold surface, it perfectly conforms to the contours of the product, minimizing damage during transportation while also allowing the transparent material to clearly display the product's appearance. This type of packaging is commonly used for lightweight products such as batteries, cosmetics, and stationery, and its "what you see is what you get" design effectively attracts consumers. Plastic bag packaging: Flexible and versatile, plastic bag packaging has captured a niche in the market due to its low cost and high flexibility. Common types include ziplock bags, zipper bags, and heat-seal bags. The lightness of transparent plastic bags not only reduces shipping costs but also allows consumers to directly inspect the freshness and integrity of the contents. The popularity of transparent plastic packaging is essentially a brand's precise response to consumer needs - it conveys trust in the most direct way, reduces the environmental burden with the lightest design (many packaging now uses recyclable materials), and uses flexible forms to adapt to the "personality" of different products.