Transparent Film
Transparent film is a type of film that allows almost all incident light to pass through it, resulting in high clarity and transparency. It is primarily used as a printable film and is also commonly employed as a lamination film. Consequently, its usage is highest in the printing and packaging industries for food, consumer goods, and hygiene products.
Transparent film is categorized into heat-sealable and non-heat-sealable types, with standard thicknesses ranging from 20 to 50 microns.
Transparent Film
- 1- Heat-Sealable (Heat-Seal)
- 2- Non-Heat-Sealable (Non-Seal)
Applications of Transparent Film
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Printing and Lamination: Used as a printable film and as a lamination layer.
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Packaging Machinery: Compatible with various HFFS (Horizontal Form-Fill-Seal) and VFFS (Vertical Form-Fill-Seal) packaging machines.
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Direct Use (Unprinted): Suitable for use in its raw, unprinted form (e.g., for overwrap).
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Packaging Formats: Can be used for both single-layer and multi-layer packaging applications.