
Typical structures
PET
PET film, also known as polyester film, is a versatile and widely used packaging material. It possesses excellent mechanical, optical, and barrier properties, making it suitable for various applications in packaging, electronics, and industrial sectors. Thanks to its stiffness and temperature resistance, PET helps pouches keep a premium appearance on shelf while protecting graphics.
Core properties
Available Series
Common PET
High Barrier PET
Special PET
Engineering Insights
Transparency & Gloss
Superior clarity results in more vibrant colors for the printing layer.
Mechanical Performance
Best toughness among thermoplastics with high tensile and impact resistance.
Heat & Chemical Resistance
Stable up to 250°C, ensuring accuracy in high-temp processes.
Alkali Sensitivity
Not resistant to strong alkalis; caution with high pH powders.
Static Electricity
Prone to static buildup which can affect filling processes.
Practical Usages
Printing Layer
Typically the outermost layer due to clarity and heat resistance.
High-Temp Packaging
Used for microwave or oven-ready bags (PET/HSPET).
