A printing packaging film is a flexible material that can be used to package products in various industries. It offers numerous benefits for businesses including durability and eco-friendliness. It can also be customized to meet the specific needs of different types of products.
In order to produce high-quality printed packaging, it is important to have the right film. To do this, you need to consider several factors, including the thickness of the film, its color and barrier properties. You can also select a film with different finishes, such as metallic or pearlized. Finally, it is important to look for a film that is compatible with your printer and can be easily used in your packaging process.
The first thing you need to consider when selecting a print film for flexible packaging is the fitness of purpose. The film must be able to hold and protect your product without compromising its quality. The film must be able to withstand a variety of environmental conditions, from extreme heat to cold. In addition, it must be able to resist abrasion, puncture and tear.
This is why we offer a range of PET, OPP and PE films that are suitable for printing. These films are available in various thicknesses and are based on the polymerization of ethylene, a hydrocarbon derived from petroleum and natural gas. These films have many advantages, including tape adhesion, durability, and low weight. They also have good stiffness and strength, making them suitable for thermoforming or orientation processes.
A good printing film must be able to withstand the tensions and stresses that occur in the manufacturing process. It must be able to maintain precise registration for repeated impressions, and it must be resistant to deformation by the machine. It must also be able to withstand biaxial and planar orientations. It must also have a consistent tensile strength, a requirement that is particularly critical when the film is used for shrink films.
In addition to these properties, the printing film must be able to withstand flex cracking and have a high level of resistance to surface wear. These characteristics are very important for the manufacturing of flexible packaging, and they must be maintained throughout the production process. To achieve this, the film must be properly prepared before it is printed. It must be treated to improve its adhesion, and it should also be oriented according to the application requirements.
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