Stretch film and shrink film are the two types of packaging film.
Both terms allude to a flexible material that is used to enclose and protect objects while they are being stored, transported, and shown.
Common types of packaging film
Polyethylene (PE) film,
polypropylene (PP) film,
polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film,
and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film are common forms of packaging films.
Depending on the packaging requirements, these films have diverse features such as transparency, flexibility, moisture resistance, heat-sealing capability, and barrier properties.
Common advantages of packing film
Packaging film has a number of advantages that make it a popular choice for a variety of packaging applications.
Here are some significant benefits:
1.Protection: Packaging film acts as a barrier against environmental elements such as moisture, dust, filth, and contaminants. It aids in the preservation of product quality, freshness, and integrity, whether it be food, electronics, or fragile goods.
2.Safety and Hygiene: Packaging film is critical in guaranteeing product safety and hygiene. It aids in the prevention of contamination, tampering, and damage during travel, storage, and exhibition.
3.Product Visibility: Transparent packaging materials, such as PET or PVC, allow consumers to see the product within, increasing visibility and creating an appealing presentation.
These and other unmentioned benefits make packaging films a vital component in the packaging business for a wide range of products in many sectors.
