HERMA Book Cover Film Transparent 40 cm x 2 m Self-Adhesive PVC Roll 7360

Protecting books and documents often means choosing between flimsy covers that tear and bulky laminating machines. This HERMA book cover film offers a different path: a single, self-adhesive PVC roll that combines tear resistance, wipeable gloss, and a printed grid backing for precise cutting. At 40 cm wide and 2 m long, it covers multiple textbooks, workbooks, or documents without the need for heat or equipment—just cut, peel, and smooth.

Highlights

• Self-adhesive transparent PVC film, 80 µm thick, with glossy finish
• Tear-resistant and wipeable for long-lasting protection
• Grid backing on the liner enables straight, accurate cuts
• Solvent-free, phthalate-free adhesive for safer everyday use
• Roll format: 40 cm width x 2 m length, enough for several books
• Made in Germany, ideal for school, office, and home

In daily use

Unroll the film, measure against the grid, and cut to size. The transparent surface keeps covers and labels fully visible while shielding them from spills, scuffs, and daily wear. Because the adhesive is solvent-free and phthalate-free, it is suitable for use around children and in enclosed spaces. The glossy finish enhances colours and text, and the film can be wiped clean with a damp cloth—no special cleaners needed.

Full specifications

• Product type: Book cover film
• Material: PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
• Adhesive type: Self-adhesive, solvent-free, phthalate-free
• Film colour: Transparent
• Film width: 40 cm
• Film length: 2 m
• Film thickness: 80 µm
• Surface finish: Glossy
• Tear strength: High
• Wipeable: Yes
• Grid backing: Yes, for easy cutting
• Packaging: Roll, 1 roll per pack
• Recommended use: School, office, home
• Country of origin: Germany

Final note

For anyone tired of replacing torn covers or wrestling with laminating pouches, this HERMA roll delivers a straightforward, durable solution. One roll protects a stack of books, and the grid backing removes the guesswork from cutting. It is a practical, no-fuss way to keep your printed materials looking new.