pet metallized film

Product Details

Transfer PET metalized film refers to a type of PET film that has undergone a process involving transfer-grade primer coating. In this process, the PET metalized film is laminated with paper using a release transfer glue. Afterward, when the film is peeled off, the metalized layer adheres to the paper. This type of film is commonly used in applications where a metalized appearance is desired on paper surfaces, such as in printing and decorative industries.

PET metalized film is essentially PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) film that has undergone vacuum metallization, a process where a thin layer of metal, typically aluminum, is applied to the film. This process results in a reflective surface, enhancing both the visual and functional aspects of the film.

On the other hand, PET metalized film coated with PE involves applying a layer of polyethylene (PE) on the surface of the PET metalized film. This coating adds additional properties to the film, and it is often used to improve heat sealing or adhesion characteristics.

The key difference between PET metalized film coated with PE and aluminum foil coated with PE lies in the material used for the coating. In the case of PET metalized film, the coating is a plastic material (polyethylene), while aluminum foil coated with PE involves a metal (aluminum) coating. Aluminum foil coated with PE is often chosen for its enhanced barrier properties and heat resistance.

Benefits of using PET metalized film include high barrier properties against moisture, oxygen, and light, as well as reflective properties that enhance the visual appeal of the product. The film is customizable with different colors, designs, and patterns, making it suitable for various applications. Moreover, PET metalized film is recyclable, contributing to its environmental friendliness. Overall, its versatility and combination of protective and aesthetic benefits make PET metalized film a popular choice in packaging industries for a wide range of products.