20 Micron Matte PET Thermal Lamination Film
Designed for flexible packaging applications, this 20 micron matte PET thermal lamination film provides exceptional moisture proof protection with ≤ 2% moisture absorption rate. The EVA hot melt adhesive ensures rapid bonding at speeds up to 60m/min, making it the preferred choice for food, cosmetic, and consumer goods packaging.
Technical Specifications
| Material |
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) |
| Adhesive Type |
EVA Hot Melt |
| Film Thickness |
20 Micron |
| Finish |
Matte |
| Moisture Absorption |
≤ 2% |
| Max Laminating Speed |
60 m/min |
| Temperature Range |
80°C - 120°C |
| Roll Length |
3000m (customizable) |
| Tensile Strength |
≥ 120 MPa |
| Shelf Life |
12 Months |
Factory Strength
Our PET film production line features German-engineered coating heads with automatic thickness control (±1 micron tolerance). The 15,000 sqm facility operates under ISO 9001:2015 quality management with SGS-certified testing lab on-site. We maintain 3 dedicated PET extrusion lines with monthly capacity of 40,000 rolls.
Applications
- Flexible Packaging: Snack bags, frozen food pouches, coffee packaging
- Cosmetic Boxes: Perfume cartons, skincare packaging, makeup boxes
- Food Cartons: Cereal boxes, tea packaging, confectionery cartons
- Label Protection: Wine labels, beverage labels, premium product labels
Frequently Asked Questions
How does matte finish compare to gloss in terms of durability?
Matte PET film offers equivalent durability to gloss, with the added benefit of reduced fingerprint visibility and a premium suede-like appearance.
Is this film food-contact safe?
Yes, our PET lamination film meets FDA and EU food contact material regulations for indirect food contact applications.
What adhesives do you offer besides EVA?
We primarily use EVA hot melt for its excellent bonding and clarity. PUR and solvent-based adhesives are available for special requirements.
Can the film withstand freezing temperatures?
Yes, PET film maintains flexibility and adhesion from -30°C to +120°C after lamination.