Packaging Film Rolls
A film roll is packaging supplied on a roll rather than as finished pouches, for automatic packing machines that form the pouch, fill the product and seal it on the line. The film is pre-printed with the logo and product information; the web width and core diameter are made to the machine's requirements.
The film structure is chosen for the product. Two-layer films such as OPP/CPP and PET/PE suit dry food, confectionery and snacks; three-layer films with a metal layer such as PET/MPET/PE and PET/AL/PE keep the aroma of coffee, tea and spices better. The outer layer carries the print, the middle layer blocks gas and light, and the inner layer heat seals.
KOVAA prints the film by gravure printing and slits rolls to specification. Send the product, machine specifications and expected volume via Zalo or the Contact page to get a quote.
Food Packaging Roll Film
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Confectionery Packaging Roll Film
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Spice Packaging Roll Film
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Coffee Packaging Roll Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
- When should film rolls be used instead of finished pouches?
- Film rolls suit businesses running mass production on automatic packing lines. The machine forms, fills and seals pouches from the roll, which reduces manual packing labour costs.
- What specifications are needed for film rolls that fit my machine?
- The web width, core diameter, thickness and film structure must match the packing machine. We also need the product, the pack size and the artwork file. KOVAA makes the web width and core to the machine's requirements.
- How do film rolls for coffee and for snacks differ?
- For snacks, OPP/CPP, OPP/MCPP and PET/MPET/CPP films give a sharp print surface and moisture resistance, and the metallised layer keeps the product crisp for longer. For coffee, two- or three-layer laminates such as PET/AL/PE, OPP/MCPP and PET/MPET/PE resist water vapour and oxidation and keep the aroma.
- How are film rolls priced?
- Depending on the order, film rolls are quoted per metre or per kg. The unit price also depends on the film structure, thickness, web width, number of print colours and volume; the larger the volume, the more competitive the unit price. Send your machine specifications and expected volume via Zalo for a KOVAA quote.