Food-Grade Packaging Film

PE coated paper: Paper with a polyethylene (PE) layer coated on its surface. It combines the stiffness and printability of paper with the water-resistant and oil-resistant properties of PE, commonly used in food packaging (e.g., hamburger boxes, milk tea cups) and disposable tableware.
Paper/Aluminum/Plastic laminated packaging film: A composite film made by laminating paper, aluminum foil, and plastic film. It integrates the printability of paper, the barrier properties (moisture, oxygen, and light resistance) of aluminum foil, and the heat-sealability of plastic, suitable for packaging long-preservation foods (e.g., milk powder, cereal) and medical supplies.
Aluminum/Plastic laminated packaging film: A composite film composed of aluminum foil and plastic film. The aluminum foil provides excellent barrier performance, while the plastic layer ensures good heat-sealing effect and flexibility. It is widely used in packaging snacks (e.g., potato chips, chocolate), health products, and daily chemicals, effectively extending the product shelf life
. Plastic/Plastic laminated packaging film: A composite film made by laminating multiple plastic films (e.g., PET, PE, NY). It can combine the properties of different plastics as needed (e.g., high strength of PET, heat-sealability of PE, puncture resistance of NY), suitable for packaging various foods (e.g., bread, cooked food) and daily necessities, with the characteristics of light weight, impact resistance, and moderate cost.