1 Inch Core Glossy Metalized Thermal Lamination Film BOPP / PET Material
bopp lamination film
,laminating plastic film
,Glossy Metalized Thermal Lamination Film
Product Description
Thermal lamination film BOPP is the most popular packaging material during the post-press process. Available in glossy and matte appearances, this 1-inch core (25.4mm inner paper core) is particularly popular in African markets such as Nigeria and Kenya, as well as countries like Germany and Nicaragua. The 1-inch core design offers easy operation and handling advantages.
| Parameter | BOPP | PET |
|---|---|---|
| Base Film | 18 micron | 12 micron |
| EVA | 10 micron | 10 micron |
| TOTAL | 28 micron | 22 micron |
| Yield | 37.51 sqm/kg 0.0266 kg/sqm |
36.69 sqm/kg 0.0272 kg/sqm |
- Customized thickness/colors/patterns available
- Width: 180mm to 1880mm
- Length: 300m to 6000m
- Paper Core: 76mm (3 inch), 25.4mm (1 inch)
- Corona Treatment: single or double sides, over 42 dynes
- Thickness Tolerance: ±1 micron
| Parameter | BOPP | PET |
|---|---|---|
| Compound Temperature | 85ºC ~ 110ºC (185ºF ~ 230ºF) | 90ºC ~ 150ºC (194ºF ~ 302ºF) |
| Compound Pressure | 10 ~ 18 mpa | |
| Compound Speed | 10 ~ 60 m/min | |
Metalized Thermal Laminating Film is primarily composed of BOPP/PET + EVA layers. Using an extrusion coating process, these two layers are combined to create a film where one side retains the properties of BOPP/PET film while the other side becomes a heat-sensitive surface used for dry lamination.
The standard thickness for BOPP metalized lamination film is 28 micron, consisting of 18 micron BOPP metalized film and 10 micron EVA adhesion. PET metalized lamination film typically measures 22 micron, combining 12 micron metalized PET film with 10 micron EVA adhesion.
Metalized Thermal Laminating Film is widely used for:
- Textbook covers
- Brochures and leaflets
- Sweet boxes and cosmetics packaging
- Shopping bags
- Diaries and notebooks
Metalized Thermal Laminating Film requires a laminating machine (hot laminator) to melt the EVA layer onto substrates such as paper. During the process, the film passes over a heated roller and, under appropriate pressure, adheres to the paper. This straightforward process can even be performed at home for small applications, and is also known as heat lamination, dry lamination, or hot lamination.
- Adjust roller pressure and temperature according to different paper types and ink
- Conduct small trial runs when using the film for the first time or changing sizes
- Normal process temperature: 90°C-105°C (203°F - 221°F)
- Ensure ink is completely dry before laminating to prevent delamination
- Store materials in low temperature, dry environments
The following factors may affect lamination quality:
- Use of metal ink
- Ink containing excessive wax, dried oil, adhesive, or silicon additives
- Excessively thick ink application
- Insufficient ink drying time
- Overly humid paper sheets
- Excessive surface powder
- Multiple rolls packed per carton
- Tens of cartons per pallet
- 10-12 pallets per 20ft container (approx. 13MT)
- 20-22 pallets per 40ft container (approx. 25MT)
- Seaports: Xiamen, Shanghai, Ningbo
- Free testing samples available
- Standard sample size: 300/400mm × 100m/200m per glossy or matte roll
- Custom measurements available upon request
- Sample freight paid by receiver, refunded against future orders
- Prepaid shipping recommended for cost savings
- 2 coating lines operational
- 20-day delivery for 40ft container orders
- 350MT monthly production capacity
- Standard thickness: 28 micron BOPP, 22 micron PET
- Roll width: 180mm to 1680mm
- Roll length: 2000m to 6000m
- Reel inner diameter: 25.4mm (1 inch) or 76mm (3 inch)
- Reel outer diameter: 240mm to 380mm
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