Packaging applications: Pharmaceutical

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Applications / Packaging applications: Pharmaceutical

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Thermoforming rigid films

PET Base

POLYESTER-based films (PET) are ideal for sliced salami, fresh pasta, sandwiches, sausages, ready meals and other foodstuff. This material is easily thermoformable. It is highly transparent and could be used on high productivity lines.

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Flexible films for thermoforming

PA Base

The POLYAMIDE-based films (PA) are suitable for the packaging of ripe cheese in pieces, speck and other food. This material, with excellent mechanical characteristics and good puncture resistance, provides a “middle” barrier. On demand, film with EVOH can also be supplied.

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Aluminium combinations

PET Base

PET-based films allow you to see the middle layer of aluminum and use its shine for printing. PET is also more suitable for sterile production environments.

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Aluminium combinations

Paper Base

The films based on PAPER give craftsmanship and softness to the packaging, completely covering the layer of intermediate aluminum.

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Aluminium combinations

Particular surfaces

Some applications involve preparing the multilayer external side for its subsequent overprinting (preparation for flexo, UV, digital printing, etc.). In other cases, it is essential for the final packaging to have constant degrees of slipperiness / friction between the packages.

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PET Base

Oriented POLYESTER-based films (BOPET) are ideal as lidding film for several kinds of food packaging. Thanks to the brightness, high transparency and planarity, it is possible to get excellent printed and metallized lidding films.

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Bags/Pouches

Sachet

These materials are multi-layered films for packaging lines with high-productivity and can have many applications. This packaging is used for dressings (oil, ketchup, etc.), cosmetics (samples of perfumes) and drugs (food supplements, powdered drugs, etc.). These materials can be prepared for overprinting or often printed directly.

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