Schur Flexibles: High-barrier film

At 35 micrometers thickness, Schur Flexibles’ BarrierTop X 35 ultra-thin high-barrier film is printable in flexography and rotogravure in up to 11 colours with reverse or surface options. It can be enhanced by using high quality print effects such as matt, gloss, and paper touch.

BarrierTop X 35
BarrierTop X 35

Moreover, its exceptional transparency enables perfect point-of-sale presentation, making it ideal for high-barrier applications such as chilled foods, cooked meats, sausages, cheese, fish, and dry foods.

Secure packaging, attractive appearance

BarrierTop X 35 has an excellent oxygen and aroma barrier and comes with optional anti-fog properties. The ultra-thin film has a PE sealing layer which ensures outstanding sealing quality and, despite minimum film thickness, it guarantees product safety due to its high mechanical strength. The film reliably seals all CAP/MAP applications as well as preformed trays and can be used for vertical and horizontal flow wrap applications.

Improved efficiency and sustainability for the entire packaging process

The ultra-thin BarrierTop X 35 is extremely cost-effective. It leads to less packaging waste, and, due to an increased number of linear metres per reel, there is a reduction in reel changes during the packaging process. In addition, it enables higher packing rates through optimised sealing media. Thus BarrierTop X 35 improves efficiency and sustainability during the packaging process without compromising product safety.

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