Offset Printing Thermal Metalized Polyester Film Both Side High Corona Treated

Offset Printing High Corona Metallic Silver Metalized Polyester Lamination Film

Customized thickness composition and colors available

• Width: 200mm to 1200mm
• Length: 2000m to 4000m
• Tolerance: +/-1 um
• Paper Core: 76mm(3 inch), 50.8mm(2 inch), 25.4mm(1 inch)

• Double sides corona treatment
• MPET (Offset Printing) side ≥52 dynes; EVA side ≥52 dyne
• MPET (Screen Printing) side ≥42 dyne; EVA side ≥52 dyne

• Compound Temperature: 90ºC-150ºC (194ºF-302ºF)
• Compound Pressure: 10-18 mpa
• Compound Speed: 10-60 m/min

Offset Printing Thermal Metalized Polyester Film is a new product developed to meet customer demand for printing with offset printing machines. This chemical film features a corona value of approximately 52 dynes, higher than normal types.

When laminated with paper, it produces an aluminum paper-like appearance. It is used for laminating daily consumable packaging boxes for groceries, medicines, wine, and other products.

Available in various metallic colors including Silver, Gold, and other custom colors (available in both gloss and matte finishes).

Thermal Metalized Polyester Film consists of Metalized Polyester Film and EVA Glue, with thickness ranging from 17 micron to 25 micron, primarily at 24 micron (12MPET + 12EVA).

• Name: PET Metallic Thermal Laminating Film
• Material: Super treatment Metallic PET Film + EVA
• Color: Gold, Silver and other colors (as per Pantone)

This film provides strong adhesion, perfect surface tension, and excellent rewinding, with double sides corona treatment valued above 52 dynes.

There are two types of Metalized Thermal Lamination Film: chemical and corona treated metalized thermal lamination film for offset printing, and corona treated metalized thermal lamination film.

• One roll per carton
• Tens of rolls per pallet
• 10-12 pallets per 20ft container (approx. 13MT)
• 20-22 pallets per 40ft container (approx. 25MT)
• Seaports: Xiamen, Shanghai, Ningbo

Airbags used for protecting pallets from collision during container loading...