AET Films: OPP films

Two new OPP films for baked goods packaging and suitable for single-web plain or surface-printed applications. Developed by AET Films (New Castle, DE), FAST can be used on high-speed horizontal packaging machines and in packout operations requiring critical static COF performance.

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Nov 30, 2000

It has slip and hot slip properties that optimize machine performance. BCH is also designed for horizontal packaging applications. Features include good slip characteristics, hot tack performance and stability over wide temperature ranges during printing.

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