Monday 7 December 2020

Heat Resistant BOPP Films



Innovation is at the heart of everything we do at Cosmo Films. Our innovation is driven by the desire to cater to the current requirements and stay ahead of the times. In today’s times, ease of recycling of packaging laminates has become highly critical, and our heat resistant (HR) films facilitate mono-material structures and in turn recycling. Apart from recyclability, barrier heat resistant films also help with laminate structure rationalization without compromising on aesthetics, printability, machinability and user friendliness. 

Let’s take a quick look at what makes our latest product so special and why we are so proud of it.

Recyclability – Recyclability and sustainability are the future of packaging industry and if as a brand, enough stress is not laid on these two factors, then it might impact consumer outlook. Cosmo has specifically designed this film to replace BOPET film as printing layer in multi-layer laminates. With heat resistant films, we can now have BOPP/CPP structures or BOPP/PE structures which are part of the same family and therefore more conducive to recycle than PET/PE structure. 

Barrier features – For packaged food, the barrier features of a film are paramount. The BOPP based heat resistant films are also available in a barrier variant. The end pack made with barrier heat resistant film can be used for all food and personal care applications where moisture & oxygen barrier is of utmost importance. 

Grease resistance – The grease resistance offered by the films makes this category an ideal choice for oily snack food. It offers a clean grease barrier for greasy or oily food products. 

Versatility – The new heat resistant films are clear, non-heat sealable and both sides treated films with excellent printability and go mostly for reverse printing. The thermally stable films have excellent hot slip properties and good machinability, and therefore work well on high speed FFS packaging machines. 

Structure rationalization – The heat resistant films can be used for both two and three ply laminates. Since the barrier version of the film enables both printing as well as barrier, it enables construction of even 2 ply laminates. BOPP/CPP structures are common with the use of this film. 

Let’s take a look at other key values. 
  • Our new films are generally used as a printing layer in a duplex/triplex laminate structures either as BOPP/MET BOPP/PE or BOPP/CPP. 
  • The heat resistant BOPP films are available in 15, 18, and 20 microns.
  • The films are well suited for both adhesive as well as extrusion lamination. 
Cosmo Films is a global leader in speciality films used for packaging, laminating and labeling applications. Our films offerings include bi-axially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) films and cast polypropylene (CPP) films. Our new heat resistant BOPP films are not only a far better option in terms of sustainability but its barrier version also offers an enhanced shelf life to the packaged product. Contact us to know more about our heat resistant BOPP films.

Wednesday 4 November 2020

Printing Guide for Flexible Packaging


In the last decade, the packaging industry has seen many trends come and go, but the one thing unanimously agreed upon is the bright future of Pressure Sensitive (PS) Labels. PS labels are continuous flexible strips of plastic, paper, film or any other material coated with an adhesive. They sticks to different types of surfaces at room temperature with a light application of pressure without the use of heat, water or a solvent. These Labels are becoming increasingly popular owing to their versatility. From the ease-of-use to the cost-effectiveness, these labels are used in nearly 80% of the products in the market today.

Several analysis and studies conducted by various research bodies across the globe suggest a stellar growth for the PS Labels market. According to one report, the global PS Labels market was valued at US$86.8 bn in 2017. The global PS Labels market is likely to show a CAGR of 5.2% over the forecast period of 2017-2022, and is likely to emerge with a valuation of US$112 bn by 2022.

In this article, we explain some of the most important trends of pressure sensitive labels, and why these are here to stay.

  • Sustainability​ – With the growing consciousness regarding sustainability in the minds of the consumer, more and more brands are turning to sustainable solutions for packaging their products. In many cases, the facestock of PS Labels are made from recycled material. Technological advancements have allowed companies to create special adhesives, which do not interfere with the process of recycling.
  • Durability​ – Not only do PS Labels have a very durable finish, but they are also manufactured to last. There has been an increase in PS Labels that can withstand rough handling and extreme conditions such as on chemical drums.
  • RFID​ – RFID is a game changer for PS Labels. RFID, which stands for Radio- Frequency Identification, uses radio waves to collect and send information. It is an inlay that can be embedded in objects, labels or packaging and allows tracking, storing and transmitting data. RFID inlays can be embedded with PS Labels to offer “intelligent labeling” solutions. These labels are widely used for tracking, authentication and anti-counterfeit of goods.
  • Growth in Anti-Counterfeit Labels​ – ​Anti-counterfeit labeling is the process of secure labeling that prevents imitation and confirms safety of the goods. Anti-counterfeit measurements are taken by companies, which helps them minimize losses due to counterfeiting in-term of revenue and loyalty. PS Labels are mostly used in food and pharmaceutical product labelings to reduce counterfeiting by using barcodes for tracking or RFID technology.
  • High Self Appeal – ​P.S Labels also need to offer great aesthetics as products vie for neck to neck attention on the retail shelves. ​Different PS label materials available to label printers include rich textured specialty papers; vibrant metallised foils; films in ​clear, metalized, matte varieties ​to striking holographic; textile and even wood veneer products.​ ​Converting embellishments could range from die cut shapes to die cut text and logos to debossed or embossed images to rough graining areas or spot varnishing to metallic or holographic foil stamping.
  • Growth of Removable and Repositionable Films as Facestock​ – These films facilitate easy removal and repositioning specially in case of beverage labeling where the machine speeds are quite high. They also find usage in pharmaceutical labeling considering the small surface area and precision application.

At Cosmo Films, we manufacture different kinds of PS label films. These films are universal printable films and are compatible with all ink-based systems. The films available in white, clear, metalized and matte varieties offer great printing performance as well as excellent adhesion with hot/cold foils. These films also offer good stiffness for conversion & dispensing operations. They find applications in most of the personal care product labeling, food & beverages & pharmaceutical product labeling as well as liquor labeling.

What’s next?

Responsible innovation will be the driving force for Pressure Sensitive Films. The demand for high-tech and yet responsible solutions will see technology and sustainability come together to offer more advancements in PS Labels. Rapid growth in e-commerce and international trade, demand for transportation and logistics services are some of the most important factors that stimulate this growth. The future of Pressure Sensitive labels is very bright and positive.

Friday 9 October 2020

COSMO SYNTHETIC PAPER: PRINTING RECOMMENDATIONS


Engineered by industry experts, Cosmo Synthetic Paper has turned out to be the best replacement for pulp based paper. What makes it the first choice of businesses today is its non-tearability, moisture & chemical resistance and excellent Printability. CSP is compatible with diverse printing technologies like Conventional Offset, UV Offset, UV Flexo printing, Water based Flexo printing, Thermal Transfer, Screen, Letterpress, UV Inkjet, HP Indigo & HP Latex printing and selective Laser Print technologies. Here are some of the printing recommendations for printing on Cosmo Synthetic Paper

Printing Recommendations* 

  • Off-set Printing 
  • Off-set printing for CSP requires some additional care than a wood-pulp paper. This is because on a normal paper, the ink dries by absorption and oxidation but on CSP, the ink would only be able to dry out with surface oxidation. Thus, the process would take a little longer and if not allowed to dry properly, the user might face ink set off issues. To avoid this, following precautions are necessary: 
    1. Pre-print stacking – The advisable limit is not more than 3000 sheets. Air conditioning should be adequate before you could start the printing in order to ensure smooth movement of sheets. Vacuum can cause suction marks and thus, needs to be reduced. 
    2. Inks – Oil-based offset printing inks are the most compatible with CSP as they undergo evaporative and oxidative polymerization drying mechanisms. On the other hand, conventional inks can also be used but would need more time to dry. While choosing an ink for CSP, following things should be kept in mind: – Ink should be able to set quick or dry fast – Ideal for two side printing – Results in even surface to reduce set off – Compatible with UV curable inks 
    3. Dampening System – The dampening level should be minimal as otherwise, it can cause set off. Multicolour printing contains excessive water and thus can lead to improper ink transfer. 
    4. Dampening Water Criteria – Following characteristics should be maintained for great results: – Water Level: Minimum as per machine parameters to eliminate emulsification – pH Level: 4.5 to 5.5 (Acidic) to avoid emulsification of inks used – Temperature: 8-10° C – Alcohol Content: 5-10% for faster drying of dampening water 
    5. Delivery – Generally, up to 3 inches of stacking is recommendable. That said, it can vary as per the sheet size, ink deposition, amount of powder sprayed and printing pattern. 
  • Flexographic Printing
  • CSP is compatible for flexography too. However, it may require proper ink selection for which you may consult the manufacturer. Tension should be set at the lowest level possible to avoid misregistration. You also need to maintain an ideal temperature of not more than 80° C during printing & thereafter, close to room temperature. 

  • Digital Printing 
  • For this, the below precautions need to be taken: 
    – Selecting correct media setting carefully 
    – Conducting tests of the material prior to its use 
    – Conditioning sheets in the printing environment for 24 hours 
    – Fanning the required number of sheets for jam-free feeding 
    – Maintaining temperature between 20-25° C 
    – Setting adequate fusing temperature & pressure as per OEM recommendations 
    – Lamination is recommended post printing for extended life 

  • Thermal Transfer (TTR) 
  • This process of printing uses carbon ribbon which is moved to substrate upon heating. It is recommended to test suitable energy & speed combinations for printing with different ribbons. Some compatible Resin Ribbons are Armor AXR 7+, Ricoh B110CR, Mastercorp TTR Z400. Amongst Wax Resin Ribbons, Armor AXR FH 7+ and Ricoh B110A are compatible. 

  • Digital Laser Printing (Dry Toner) 
Laser Printing with dry toner is tested to be suitable for one of CSP’s variants, namely, Matte White Both Side Coated. Liquid toner, on the contrary, cannot be used as CSP does not facilitate ink drying through penetration but surface oxidation. Some recommendations for printing through this technology are- 
  • Proper fanning of sheets is required prior to loading in the tray 
  • It is recommended to involve the service engineer for media setting 
  • If required, adjust image transfer current to get good quality print results 
  • Please ensure proper earthing of the machine 
  • Suggested to use external static eliminator device for higher productivity 
  • Maintain room temperature between 20-25 degree C & relative humidity at 55% +- 10% 
  • Apart from the above, CSP has been tested to be suitable for Letterpress and Screen Printing technologies as well. 
*Disclaimer: These printing recommendations are applicable to all variants of CSP. In case of top-coated products, printing is recommended only on the coated side. A few trials should be carried out before using it in bulk to ensure smooth functioning. 


Converting Recommendations of CSP 

With properties of both plastic film & paper, CSP can be folded (scoring or 30 minutes nipping is recommended for optimal results), perforated, guillotined and punched. It can also be used for die cutting and hot foil stamping.
 
Cosmo Synthetic Paper has made everything simpler than ever with its versatility in terms of printing, features and usability. It can replace pulp based paper in applications requiring durability and longevity, thus providing an eco-friendly solution to the problem of cutting down trees to make paper.

Wednesday 5 August 2020

The Journey of Plastics from a Linear to a Circular Economy

Plastic in India majorly constitutes 4-7% of the total waste in landfills, and only 1% remains in the system after being picked up and recycled. Still, plastic waste is given more attention due to its visibility in the system when compared to other more pressing issues in need of importance. Plastic, the wonder material has become omnipresent in our modern lifestyle. The strength, durability and malleability of plastics has made it the first choice of manufacturers. It has been able to replace other traditional materials, that too under a very short span of time; one of the causes behind our inexperience with the material and its properties. We’re still discovering and rediscovering information about its uses and management. It can be said that the human race is yet to solve the huge mystery of plastic disposal and its management.

The only solution is to adopt a circular economy, which aims to eliminate waste by its restoration and regeneration. What is actually waste for one, can be food for another? Same is the case with plastic waste. While we may have no use of the plastic package post the consumption of the product inside, but the same packaging can be recycled and made into something useful without being disposed of in landfills.

But human psychology has been following an entirely opposite route of “take, use and dispose” instead of take, use, dispose and recycle which has led to permanent damage to our planet. If everyone starts working according to the norms of Circular Economy, Earth will be a planet free from wastage and trash.

The circular economy offers you both, environmental as well as economic advantages. Let’s take a look at a few of them:

1. Economic Growth-

Circular Economy is the direct accelerator to the economic growth of a nation. It contributes to an increase in GDP and National Income. This is a result of an increase in the number of job opportunities and cheaper production by extracting the maximum use from all the waste. Implementing this directly increases the income and decreases the expenditure of each household.

2. Substantial Resource Saving-

Moving towards sustainable development is one of the most significant features of a Circular Economy model. As mentioned earlier, it proves to be a helping hand in saving resources as the focus remains on manufacturing products that are least acquired from natural resources.

3. Land Productivity and Soil Health-

With the help of the principles of a Circular Economy, we can bring a remarkable difference in productivity and health of the land. Because of a consistent effort to manipulate the uses of waste material disposed, we are making sure that land pollution is minimized at its best.

4. Fewer Emissions-

The aim is to counterattack the overload and exploitation of the ecosystem by reuse and dematerialization of waste materials being produced. Less use of non-renewable energies and fossil fuels promotes fewer emissions of toxic materials and greenhouse gases.

Plastics are also termed as a perfectly imperfect material. Perfect, because of its multiple uses, and Imperfect due to its non-recyclability. Most of the plastics look similar to each other and are difficult to distinguish with the human eye and hand, therefore, they are hard to segregate and recycle. If all the plastics had the same features and characteristics, we probably wouldn’t be having this conversation. But due to different components, types, chemicals, and colors plastic recycling has become extremely challenging for us. Their segregation is laborious, time-consuming as well as expensive. But in recent times, science has come across some miraculous ways to recycle and reuse it. Who would have thought of building roads with plastic or even generating electricity from the same material? HDPE (High Density Polyethylene), a kind of plastic, is recycled to make raised garden beds. Some of the other plastics that are also used in product packaging such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET or PETE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polypropylene (PP), are used in the construction of roads. They are first segregated and then shredded to mix with bitumen to create the mixture for roads. These plastic types can also contribute in the making of oils or construction of tiles or Plastones. There are many more ways to recycle and manage plastics instead of just dumping it in landpits post-consumption. It totally depends on us whether to plan plastic or to ban it.

One of the ways to recycle plastic is Heat Compression, in which all kinds of plastic polymers are taken together in huge containers, churned and then finally melted. This process does not require segregation of plastics for recycling. Another way to adopt Plastic Recycling is by using Monomer Recycling. This process involves Reverse Polymerization. The polymers are condensed within the same plastic which causes chemical components to reverse, creating a more stable recycled plastic.

The technical challenges have been solved by science and great minds but the major challenge lies in the behavioral change required in the society. The perspective and vision of humankind need to change when we talk of plastic and its reuse. This reckless behavior has triggered an avalanche of waste dumps in open areas. In order for humanity to co-exist with the earth, there is an urgent need to adopt a circular economy model and recycle our plastic waste in an efficient manner. Using plastics in a systematic manner can turn the tables around for the manufacturers as well as consumers. Instead of eliminating plastics from our lives, we can focus on how to implement their uses to get out of the Linear Economy phase. Reusing them smartly will be a revolutionary move for us as responsible human beings. Something to bring under the focus is that Circular Economy is not easy to implement. However, if we are able to put the wings of growth and sustainability on our economic system, then probably after centuries from now people will say that it was the Circular Economic Revolution that inaugurated a brand new era of development and prosperity in the nation.

Thursday 9 July 2020

Rise of high barrier packaging films

High Barrier Packaging Films

The journey of food from farm to plate can be a tricky one, with chances of food spoilage in the course of being picked, packaged, transported, and stored. In handling food products for such a long period of time without compromising the quality, the most important factor is its packaging. It is of utmost importance to provide all relevant barrier properties (Moisture, Gas and Aroma), to keep the products integrity intact. Barrier Films play a major role to extend the shelf-life of the product, also helping to make the structure completely recyclable with all layers belonging to the same family of polymers.

Barrier films have an impermeable co-extruded & flexible structure (single or multiple layers) which is solvent-free, and doesn’t react with the packaged food. It helps prevent contact with oxygen, carbon dioxide or moisture, while restraining migration of mineral oil and UV light. This stringent barrier, crafted using specialized materials, also retains the properties of food such as color, taste, texture, aroma and flavor.

Cosmo Films have engineered BOPP based Barrier Films, which not only extends the shelf-life of food products but also protects them against intrinsic (food itself, nutrients, water activity, pH, redox potential) and extrinsic factors (atmospheric gases, temperature, other microbial flora, relative humidity).

Some of the prime characteristics for Cosmo Films’ range of Barrier Films are-

  • It facilitates the reduction of packaging material through laminate rationalization (3 layers lamination to 2 layers lamination structure).  
  • It replaces aluminum foil with a BOPP/ CPP based film in a multi-layered structure, which offers equivalent MVTR (Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate) and OTR (Oxygen Transmission Rate). Provides excellent aroma barrier, and are specially designed to provide aroma preservation to FMCG’s products like tea, coffee and rice packs. 
  • Provides excellent moisture and gas barrier properties 
  • Improves productivity by enabling FFS machines to run at a higher speed due to High Hot Tack and Low SIT properties. 
  • Provides excellent dimensional stability and stiffness. 
  • Gives amazing machinability with low seal threshold quality. 

Type of Barrier Films 
Cosmo Films’ range of barrier films can be categorized as below:

Metalized Barrier Films:


  • High Moisture Barrier Films (HMB): These are metalized BOPP barrier films that are corona treated on both sides and can be used for duplex as well as for sandwich lamination in snack foods, shampoo sachets, dry milk powder and powdered drinks sachets/packs, where loss of moisture is a concern. 
  • High Speed Barrier Films with High Hot Tack (HSB): These BOPP metalized moisture and oxygen barrier films have a High Hot Tack and Low SIT which enables FFS machines to run at a higher speed, thus helping improve productivity. 
  • High Seal Strength Barrier Films (HSS): These BOPP metalized moisture and oxygen barrier films have been specially designed for packaging applications requiring high seal strengths. 
  • Ultra High Barrier Films (UHB): These BOPP metalized moisture and oxygen barrier films can be used to substitute aluminium foil since they offer a MVTR < 0.15 g/m2.day and OTR< 0.1 cc/m2.day 
  • High Metal Bond CPP Films (HMBS): These metalized Cast Polypropylene (CPP) films have been specially designed for packaging applications requiring high interlayer bond strength for making multi-layer laminate structures. The film offers high metal bond strength (>400gf/inch). 
  • High Barrier CPP Films (HB): These metalized CPP films have been designed for applications requiring OTR <30cc/m2.day, MVTR<0.3g/m2.day, high heat seal and hot tack strength.

Transparent Barrier Films:

  • Aroma Barrier Films (AB): These are transparent barrier films typically used for coffee/tea, spices, chewing gum and perfume boxes overwrapping.
  • Aroma & Oxygen Barrier Films (AOB): These transparent films have both excellent moisture and gas barrier properties and are used for packaging of cream biscuits, chocolates, chips and snacks with some dose of fatty content.
  • Ultra High Barrier Films (UHB): These transparent films have excellent moisture, aroma and gas barrier properties and are used to convert 3 layer laminates to 2 layers for packaging of aromatic and fat content rich products like dry fruits, nuts, spices etc. These films also offer mineral oil resistance.

Each product in the FMCG industry has its own characteristics and property, and Cosmo Films’ range of Barrier Films caters to each one of them. Be it providing barriers from moisture and air or keeping the aroma intact, we have a film to solve all your requirements.

Wednesday 10 June 2020

Key Benefits of Flexible Packaging

From the use of aluminum containers to flexible packaging in the form of pouches or films, the packaging industry, especially for perishable products has come a long way. In the present day, the latter has become an essential, almost replacing rigid packaging. Flexible packaging is a non-rigid solution that can easily change its shape and be moulded into different forms like bags or pouches. It has wide applications that may vary from packaging solids to even liquid substances. Here are some key reasons why flexible packaging has proven to be beneficial across multiple industries.

Convenient & Lightweight 

  1. Flexible packaging solutions, available in forms like pouches, are easy to carry & store for consumers. 
  2. Features like zip locks and spouts add to its usability, making the consumer’s life easier by reducing the necessity of transferring its content into another container post opening. 
  3. These are light in weight and take less space. This makes transportation easier, drastically reducing the cost involved in shipping compared to heavier goods. 
  4. Since these are lightweight, it makes them less prone to damage. 
Prevents Spoilage 
Spoilage is one of the major concerns, especially in the food industry. According to FAO of the United Nations, food spoilage due to inferior packaging results in almost 1/2 of total food wastage across the world. To prevent this, companies have increasingly started using Barrier Films, a type of flexible packaging. These flexible films facilitate food safety by:

  1. Acting as Barrier: Certain types of flexible packaging act as barriers against outside elements like moisture, chemical and gases incl. oxygen which may otherwise become the reason for food degradation. 
  2. Preserving Inside Contents: While it does not allow entry of outside elements, it also keeps the inside aromas & food freshness intact. 
  3. Improving Shelf-Life: It increases the shelf life of food products by leveraging material that can aid in maintaining appropriate temperature and controlling the transmission of gases & other elements.
Environment-Friendly
All around the world, there have been various myths around this concern. Here’s why flexible packaging is beneficial for the environment as compared to other solutions:

  1. Use of flexible packaging reduces greenhouse gas emission as it consumes comparatively less power while being manufactured as opposed to its substitutes. 
  2. Both its production as well as transportation (since it’s easy to carry & lightweight) require less energy and make for a cost-effective & environment-friendly solution. 
  3. Its production involves less use of resources like fossil fuels and water. 
  4. It can be reused and recycled. 


Cost-Efficient 
Not only is it easy-to-handle & environment friendly but it’s a cost-effective solution too making it preferable for the manufacturers.

  1. It has a higher product to packaging ratio. This means that fewer resources are required in production of flexible packaging. 
  2. Even in the case of multi-layered films where material required for production increases, these eventually save the cost incurred by preventing food spoilage and wastage. 
  3. They are highly durable and reduce losses caused by tampering. 

Customizable & Innovative 
Flexible films can be moulded into any shape or form. The commonly used materials for this purpose are polyethylene, chloride and polyolefin. These can be easily converted into stand-up or lay-down pouches, or any other form of packaging.

  1. It enhances the look with its glossiness and clarity. 
  2. It gives graphic designers & marketers the opportunity to make the most out of the visual presentation, giving the product a competitive edge over the others. The designer can place his imagination & design freely anywhere on the package. 
  3. It offers amazing print quality so that the design could be brought to live effectively. 

With multiple producers in the market, it becomes hard to pick one. However, for Cosmo Films, a global brand accredited with prestigious national & international awards, one need not think twice. The company produces a variety of packaging films with versatile applicability & superior features. For more details, head over to the Cosmo Films website.

Sunday 17 May 2020

Labelling: Techniques and their Comparison

Labelling of products has become an essential part for a brand’s marketing. It helps in the identification of the product by the consumer, where there are hundreds of other products in sight. It enhances the physical appearance of the products and also acts as an information source for the consumer. But the labelling industry has a myriad of options to discover and choose, depending on your requirements.

Label Films


Some of the most commonly used labels are In Mould Labels, Pressure Sensitive Labels, and Wrap Around Labels. Let us take a look at each of these labels in detail, and how are they different from each other.

In-Mould Labelling (IML)-
In Mould Labelling is one of the labelling techniques that works byputting the label inside the mould at the time of the moulding of the container only. To put it in simple words, IML unites the decoration process along with the moulding process, resulting in low manufacturing cost in the long run.

Pressure Sensitive Labelling (PSL)-
PSL is a three-tiered labelling technique that includes a facestock, an adhesive, and a release liner. The resultant label is first printed, laminated, die-cut, peeled off and then applied to your product.

Wrap Around Labelling (WAL)-
WAL is a technique that extends the label around the whole object and wraps it. The two ends are glued together through a hot melt adhesive. It is commonly used for labelling bottles and jars.

Shrink Sleeve Labels (SSL)-
Shrink sleeve technology optimizes the printable label area with 360-degree graphics, while accommodating extreme container contour. This flexibility is applicable to virtually any shape or size container on a variety of films.

The above table draws a comparison between all the commonly used labelling techniques. One can see that all the mentioned techniques vary according to their features and functionalities.

To conclude the comparison, it can be said that all the labelling techniques vary according to their functionalities and customer’s requirements. Therefore, it is crucial to understand your needs and then make a decision. IML, PSL, SSL or WAL- all four of them possess different set of features, so choose the one that fit your requirements the best.Cosmo Films carries a vast portfolio of labelling films so that the customers can get an opportunity to choose from a variety of options. Their portfolio of PSL films has Clear, White, Metalized, Matte and Repositionable films; for IML Films they have White and Metalized varieties while for WAL Films they have White, Metalized and Pearlized varieties to offer.

Thursday 26 March 2020

Importance of OPP Lamination Film for Premium Packaging

OPP Laminating Films


It is very common to take note of the developing number of applications with lamination that can upgrade a way of life today. Daily Activities, for example, purchasing fresh products from the stores and hypermarkets require picking the best of produce that has been kept new on the rack before purchase. This is the place, where quality Lamination utilizing Oriented polypropylene films is required. Fresh created package in OPP, gives shoppers the affirmation that the best consideration was taken to keep up the freshness of the products from its farms to the shelf.It is very common to take note of the developing number of applications with lamination that can upgrade a way of life today. Daily Activities, for example, purchasing fresh products from the stores and hypermarkets require picking the best of produce that has been kept new on the rack before purchase. This is the place, where quality Lamination utilizing Oriented polypropylene films is required.

Purposes

OPP Lamination Film isn't just applied on new products but also on a heap of things in the home, office, manufacturing plants, schools and ventures. Durable items need insurance from the regular taking care of or misusing by customers and laborers that may bring down the things' quality and worth. This much of the time occurs with show things in stores which should be discounted from the records after the season; this would be accounted as a misfortune for the organization regardless of whether the stock is put on blowout sales.

Favored Choice

Despite the fact that there are numerous sorts of film in the market to take into account the various kinds of uses, the OPP Laminating film is especially engaging in an assortment of uses. Its solid and strong plastic cover offers a more clear visual intrigue with a defensive capacity that can keep out dampness, air and other potential contaminants like residue and animal waste items.

The OPP Lamination film is extremely viable in delivering a great lamination that accompanies an unmistakable sparkle for the strength required on the secured item. This sort of film is astounding on reports that contain significant designs and assortment of textual styles that should be shown plainly. OPP films are uncommonly intended for marked applications in the market to keep up the exclusive requirements and quality that are synonymous with that brand.

OPP Features 

OPP Lamination films are adaptable in their highlights and usefulness. They can be situated in a flat or vertical way relying upon the kind of cover machines they are applied on. This adaptability permits a different scope of business and insdutrial applications to be undertaken with ease.

Get more information about laminating film solution, visit cosmofilms.com .