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  • Precision Casting: Membranes and Other Advanced Materials
    electronics d.) polyvinyl chloride (using THF or MEK) for tamper proof labels, mid to low value packaging and shrink films e.) polyvinyl alcohol (using water and methanol) for polarizing layers in liquid crystal displays. Regardless of the final application (membrane or film), casting quality is paramount
  • What Happens When You Heat A Label? (.pdf)
    earlier. This phenomenon. can be used to advantage, in the case of "heat-set or heat-stabilized" or so-called. "high temperature" polyester films. The polyester film is heated to say 200 °C. It. shrinks at a specific rate up to that temperature. Once it is cooled, it can. subsequently be heated back up
  • Permanent Bond on Low Surface Energy Substrates (.pdf)
    of parts and labels needing. a permanent bond on a wide variety of Low. Surface Energy (LSE) substrates including. packaging films and shrink wraps. Challenge. Quick stick adhesion to LSE packaging materials. suitable for automated application. Substrates. Polypropylene, polyethylene and other
  • Controlling Packaging Costs in Food Manufacturing: Keys to Selecting the Proper Sealant (.pdf)
    . · VLDPE (Very Low Density Polyethylene) and mVLDPE (metallocine Very Low Density Polyethylene or. Plastomer): Offering better tear and puncture resistance than LLDPE, VLDPE and mVLDPE are often used in. bag-in-box packaging, such as non-peelable cake mix packaging, and shrink wrapping. With its high

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