Latest line wrapping film

Normal >     The latest technology for wrapping film and machinery has been combined with major suppliers of branded products for home and personal retail stores, resulting in a 70% increase in the speed of the packaging line. The company once planned to use cold-sealing film on its new horizontal packaging line to achieve high-speed production, but without success.

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Normal >     However, recent indications have indicated the use of special wrapping films on the original assembly line, generally at an average speed of up to 89 meters per minute and a maximum speed of 93 meters per minute, which is almost twice that of previous cold-sealing films. The latest machine, now at a speed of 120 meters per minute, is already at its peak.

Normal >     The use of the same low-heat-sealable film on this and other packaging lines offered the British company many advantages. The company can use the same film on high-speed and lower-speed production lines with great flexibility and at the same time have a greater price advantage than cold-sealed films.

Normal >      The special wrapping film is a bidirectional polypropylene film featuring a low sealing temperature coating. The extremely low sealing temperature of the film combines its thermal stability with the machine's resistance to deflection, meaning that it not only operates at extremely high speeds, but also allows the line to accelerate and decelerate during operation, resulting in flawless seals. This minimizes the waste of products and films, reduces the number of installations, and greatly reduces the need for testing and commissioning.

Normal >     The unique low-temperature seal coating of the film is not affected by air pollution in the sealing zone. This kind of environment is more common when producing highly fragile products, such as soap tablets.