Analysis of the types of plastic films!

Release time:

2021-08-16

Films made of polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene and other resins for packaging and as lamination layers. Plastic packaging and plastic packaging products occupy an increasing share of the market, especially composite plastic flexible packaging, which has been widely used in food, medicine, chemical industry and other fields, among which food packaging accounts for a larger proportion, such as beverages Packaging, frozen food packaging, retort food packaging, fast food packaging, etc. These products have brought great convenience to people's lives.

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Types of plastic films:

PVA-coated high-barrier plastic film is made by coating PVA with nano-inorganic substances on polyethylene film and then printing and compounding it. On the premise of not greatly increasing the cost, its barrier performance is not only significantly better than EVOH five-layer Co-extruded film, and the packaging cost is also greatly reduced, which not only ensures all the quality requirements for aseptic packaging of the packaged objects, but also greatly reduces the cost of aseptic packaging for food processing enterprises, which can be used for packaging beverages, juices, milk , soy sauce vinegar, etc.

Low-density polyethylene plastic films are generally made by blow molding and casting. The thickness of cast polyethylene plastic film is uniform, but due to its high price and low cost, it is widely used. Low-density polyethylene film is a translucent, glossy, soft-textured plastic film with excellent chemical stability, heat-sealability, water resistance and moisture resistance, freezing resistance, and can be boiled. Its main disadvantage is that it has poor barrier properties to oxygen. It is often used in the inner film of composite flexible packaging materials, and it is also a plastic packaging film that is widely used and used in a large amount, accounting for more than 40% of the consumption of plastic packaging film.

Nylon film is a very tough film with good transparency, good gloss, high tensile strength and tensile strength, and good heat resistance, cold resistance, oil resistance and organic solvent resistance. It has excellent abrasion resistance and puncture resistance, and is relatively soft and has excellent oxygen barrier properties, but has poor water vapor barrier properties, high moisture absorption and moisture permeability, and poor heat sealing properties. It is suitable for packaging hard items, such as greasy Sex food, meat products, fried food, vacuum-packed food, retort food, etc.

 

Summary of relevant knowledge of PE heat shrinkable film

1. Protection: This product can be applied to the surface of various products to effectively protect the product from being soiled and scratched during storage, transportation and processing. This product is suitable for various aluminum alloy products, stainless steel products, plexiglass products, furniture, paint panels, mirror panels, alloy panels, various decorative panels, various building panels, etc.

What is the maintenance method of the production process of PE heat shrinkable film?

PE heat shrinkable film is a common material on the market, and it is available in all walks of life. Regardless of the type of protective film, it must be protected for performance and quality. If the PE heat shrinkable film is not properly maintained, it will damage the surface and affect normal use. Of course, please pay attention to the maintenance method when using it, and avoid contact with strong alkali solution, otherwise it will easily destroy the components on the surface of the PE heat shrinkable film.

What is the PE heat shrinkable film? What is the use?

The production of PE heat shrinkable film generally adopts extrusion blow molding or extrusion softening method to produce thick film, and then stretches longitudinally and transversely at a high elastic state temperature above the softening temperature and below the melting temperature, or stretches only in one direction without stretching in the other direction. The former is called biaxially stretched shrink film, and the latter is called unidirectional shrinkage film. When in use, when the temperature is higher than or close to the stretching temperature, the goods are packed with reliable shrinking force.