120mm Holographic Logo 8% High Shrinkage BOPP Film For Cigarette Package

Introduction:

Biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) film is film stretched in both machine and transverse directions, producing molecular chain orientation in two directions. BOPP film is produced by a tubular process, in which a tubular bubble is inflated, or a tenter frame process, in which a thick extruded sheet is heated to its softening point (not to the melting point) and is mechanically stretched by 300–400%. Stretching in the tenter frame process is usually 4.5:1 in the machine direction and 8.0:1 in the transverse direction, although these ratios are fully adjustable. It is a widely used process, more common than the tubular process, and a glossy, transparent film is produced. Biaxial orientation results in increased toughness, increased stiffness, enhanced clarity, improved oil and grease resistance, and enhanced barrier properties to water vapor and oxygen.

It is made of polypropylene polymer melt through the long and narrow nose first made sheet or thick film, and then within the special drawing machine, under certain temperature and the set speed, at the same time two or step by step in the vertical direction (vertical, horizontal) on the drawing, and through the appropriate cooling or heat treatment or special processing (such as corona, coating, etc.) made of thin film.

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