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BOPP films, or Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene films, are a type of plastic film made from polypropylene that has been stretched in both the machine and transverse directions. This process enhances the film's strength, clarity, and barrier properties, making it suitable for a variety of applications. BOPP films are widely used in the packaging industry due to their excellent moisture resistance, durability, and ability to be printed on, making them ideal for packaging food, consumer goods, and industrial products.
| Thickness range | 15 to 50 microns |
| Width range | 100 to 2000 mm |
| Tensile strength | 50 to 150 MPa |
| Elongation at break | 100 to 600% |
| Transparency | Up to 90% light transmission |
| Temperature resistance | -20 to 100 degrees Celsius |
When selecting BOPP films, buyers should consider the thickness and width based on their specific packaging needs. It is also important to specify the required tensile strength and elongation properties for the intended application. Certifications for food safety and compliance with industry standards may be necessary, especially for food and pharmaceutical packaging. Quantities should be discussed to ensure optimal pricing and supply chain efficiency.
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BOPP films are biaxially oriented, providing superior strength and clarity compared to non-oriented films.
Yes, BOPP films are recyclable, but local recycling capabilities may vary.
BOPP films can be printed using flexographic, gravure, and digital printing methods.
Some BOPP films are microwave-safe, but it is essential to check specific product guidelines.
Shelf life varies by product but can range from several months to years depending on the contents and storage conditions.
BOPP films are generally cost-effective compared to other flexible packaging materials, offering good performance at a competitive price.