High-performance laminations

Valéron Strength Films (Houston, TX) introduces a new line of high-performance laminations designed to meet high strength and barrier requirements.

Mar 31, 2003

The product line includes StrengthPack™ 4000, 6000, 7000 and 8000. Each has outstanding moisture barrier properties, company says. Laminations include Valéron® Strength Film, a cross-laminated film that is said to provide good tear, burst, and puncture resistance. The structures are engineered to accommodate pouch machines, bag machines, and f/f/s equipment. Laminations are ideal for military, industrial, electronic, vacuum, or export packaging.

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