Metallized PET film, a composite that combines polyethylene terephthalate with polyethylene or polypropylene characteristics, is drawing increased interest in industrial packaging and building materials as a high-barrier alternative to conventional aluminum foil and clear tape. Its three-layer construction is designed to pair PET’s strength and heat resistance with the reflective and barrier properties of a metallized surface. The material is intended for applications that require durability, protection from moisture and oxygen, and consistent processing performance.
The film uses a three-layer design and formulation adjustments to combine PE and PET properties. It retains PET’s high strength and heat resistance, while the metallized layer adds reflectivity and barrier capacity.
Key technical features include:
The series is offered in multiple thickness grades and with customizable lengths intended to meet different industry requirements and reduce material waste.
| Specification | Unit | Grade A | Grade B |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thickness | mm | 0.06–0.075 | 0.075–0.085 |
| Width | mm | 900–1,250 | 900–1,250 |
| Core inner diameter | mm | 76 | 76 |
| Maximum tensile strength | N/50 mm | ≥200 | ≥300 |
| Elongation at break | % | ≥50 | ≥50 |
Applications have expanded from conventional packaging into industrial insulation and decorative uses.
Uniform thickness and printability support high-end packaging. Heat-seal performance provides structural support and helps maintain package integrity during transport.
The metallized layer has notable heat-reflective properties, making the film suitable for insulation on pipes and building equipment. Its lightweight design reduces installation difficulty.
Its bright, reflective surface is used in gift wrapping and wall decoration, giving products a high-quality visual effect.
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