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Co-extruded multilayer film vacuum packaging film B

Co-extruded multilayer film vacuum packaging film B

Vacuum packaging film with excellent cost performance and solid performance.

■Product Overview This is a three-layer structure made of nylon resin and polyethylene resin, featuring oxygen barrier properties, high strength, and heat resistance, serving as the basic composition for vacuum packaging films. It offers excellent cost performance with a minimal number of layers in the vacuum packaging bags. ■Product Features (1) Solid performance with a simple structure, providing excellent cost performance (2) Outstanding gloss and transparency! Good appearance of contents ■Specifications Main applications: Processed meat products (refrigerated) / Processed seafood products (refrigerated) / Others (refrigerated) Temperature range: -30℃ to 100℃ Layer composition: 3 layers (Nylon / Adhesive resin / L-LDPE) Standard product sizes Thickness: 60μm / 70μm / 80μm / 100μm / 120μm Width: 80mm to 300mm

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Co-extruded multilayer film for freeze resistance and pinhole resistance, CS-U

Co-extruded multilayer film for freeze resistance and pinhole resistance, CS-U

A film suitable for raw meat that has good sealing properties at low temperatures and can seal even when bags are stacked.

■Product Overview This film utilizes a special polyethylene resin in its inner layer, which provides excellent sealing properties at low temperatures. It is designed to allow sealing even when bags are stacked, taking advantage of the melting point difference between the resins in the inner and outer layers. Additionally, it possesses the cold resistance pinhole characteristics of CS-H, and by adopting the special polyethylene resin, the film's flexibility has been enhanced, improving its pinhole resistance compared to CS-H. These two features make it suitable for vacuum packaging of chilled pork products. ■Product Features (1) Can seal even when bags are stacked (2) Pinhole resistance suitable for frozen distribution (3) Preserves the fresh aroma of food (4) Reduces drip spread, enhancing appearance (5) Good label adhesion ■Specifications Main Applications: Processed meat products (refrigerated/frozen) / Processed seafood (refrigerated/frozen) / Others (refrigerated/frozen) Temperature Range: -40℃ to 100℃ Layer Composition: 5 layers (PBT / Adhesive resin / Nylon / Adhesive resin / Special L-LDPE) Standard Product Sizes Thickness: 50μm / 60μm / 70μm / 80μm / 100μm / 120μm Width: 100mm to 550mm

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Useful Information: Co-extruded Multilayer Film, Polymer Type Antistatic Film

Useful Information: Co-extruded Multilayer Film, Polymer Type Antistatic Film

Low pollution and metal ion-free, with a semi-permanent antistatic effect. Its multilayer structure also ensures sufficient strength to prevent bag tearing during transport.

■Background of the Issue At the time when CRT televisions were mainstream, the emergence of LCD televisions led various home appliance manufacturers to experiment with packaging forms for modules. Each company was devising its own unique packaging form, but the required performance characteristics of the packaging materials were mainly as follows: ◎ Anti-static functionality was necessary as an ESD countermeasure ◎ The television screen should not become dirty ◎ The packaging should not contain metal ions that could cause defects in the product Additionally, since the assembly locations for the products were overseas and shipping was done by sea, it was necessary to consider the effects of exposure to high temperatures and humidity during transport. ■Solution To enable safer and more secure packaging of LCD modules, we developed an anti-static film that is low in contamination and does not contain metal ions. The film also has sufficient strength to prevent tearing during transport. Furthermore, since wide bags of approximately 1000mm in width are required for module packaging, our wide film production technology makes this possible.

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Co-extruded multilayer film for freeze resistance and pinhole resistance, CS-H

Co-extruded multilayer film for freeze resistance and pinhole resistance, CS-H

A cold-resistant general-purpose film that can be widely used in various fields, including food products such as frozen and chilled items, as well as liquids, industrial, and electronics sectors.

■Product Overview PBT resin excels in transparency, glossiness, and aroma retention, and when used as the outermost layer, it protects the strong NY layer and provides resistance to pinholes. Additionally, it is a film suitable for automatic bagging machines as it does not curl. This versatile film can be widely used across various fields, from food to industrial and electronics. We offer a wide range of products, allowing for various contents and applications. ■Product Features (1) Excellent pinhole resistance suitable for frozen distribution (2) High mechanical suitability with no curling at the opening, improving productivity (3) Retains the fresh aroma of food (4) Good label adhesion ■Specifications Main Applications: Processed meat products (refrigerated/frozen) / Processed seafood (refrigerated/frozen) / Others (refrigerated/frozen) Temperature Range: -40℃ to 100℃ Layer Structure: 5 layers (PBT / Adhesive resin / Nylon / Adhesive resin / L-LDPE) Standard Product Sizes Thickness: 60μm / 70μm / 80μm / 100μm / 120μm Width: 100mm to 600mm

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Co-extruded multi-layer film, anti-static film, ASB

Co-extruded multi-layer film, anti-static film, ASB

A film that excels in cold resistance and pinhole resistance, with enhanced static electricity prevention features in the inner layer.

■Product Overview By incorporating an anti-static function in the inner layer, the opening performance of automatic bagging machines is improved, and the adhesion of contents (powder products) due to static electricity is reduced. ■Product Features (1) Reduction of film adhesion for powder products due to anti-static function (2) Excellent pinhole resistance suitable for frozen distribution (3) High mechanical suitability that prevents curling of the opening, enhancing productivity (4) Good label adhesion (5) Retains the fresh aroma of food ■Specifications Main Applications: Powdered items such as spices/additives Temperature Range: -40℃ to 100℃ Layer Structure: 5 layers (PBT / Adhesive Resin / Nylon / Adhesive Resin / L-LDPE) Standard Product Sizes Thickness: 60μm / 70μm / 80μm / 100μm Width: 100mm to 600mm

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Co-extruded multi-layer film for freezing resistance and pinhole resistance film VB

Co-extruded multi-layer film for freezing resistance and pinhole resistance film VB

Outstanding puncture resistance film that prevents tearing and hole formation caused by contents such as bone-in meat, dried fish, shellfish, and crustaceans.

■Product Overview This film is developed for food products with sharp protrusions, such as those containing bones or shells, as well as frozen foods. It has more than twice the puncture resistance compared to standard vacuum packaging films of the same thickness. By reducing food loss caused by pinhole formation, it contributes to cost savings. ■Product Features (1) Overwhelming puncture resistance, ensuring safety even with sharp contents (2) Preserves the fresh aroma of food (3) Good label adhesion ■Specifications Main Applications: Livestock sector / Aquaculture sector / Others Temperature Range: -40℃ to 100℃ Layer Composition: 5 layers (PBT / Adhesive resin / Nylon / Adhesive resin / L-LDPE) Standard Product Sizes Thickness: 80μm / 110μm Width: 150mm to 550mm

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Useful Information: Cold-resistant and pinhole-resistant film

Useful Information: Cold-resistant and pinhole-resistant film

Outstanding puncture resistance film that prevents tearing and hole formation caused by contents such as bone-in meat, dried fish, shellfish, and crustaceans.

■Background of the Issue In the past, we have heard from customers in the meat industry that "transporting fresh meat in a chilled state adds more value than freezing it." On the other hand, we also received regretful feedback that "spare ribs, which are such a delicious cut, cannot be transported in a chilled state due to sharp bones, forcing us to rely on frozen distribution and compromising their taste." ■Solution By leveraging the mechanical properties, optical properties, and gas barrier properties inherent in plastics, and by reducing thickness to minimize volume, we were able to create an environmentally friendly product. As a result, we achieved zero market complaints for pinholes that could not be prevented with a thickness of 200μm, even at less than 100μm, allowing delicious spare ribs to be delivered to consumers just as they are. Of course, this also provided our customers with the benefit of increased unit prices.

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Causes and countermeasures for pinholes in co-extruded multilayer films - Slow explanation video available.

Causes and countermeasures for pinholes in co-extruded multilayer films - Slow explanation video available.

A must-see for those who want to deepen their understanding of the causes and countermeasures of pinholes!

A pinhole refers to a small hole or defect that is barely visible or not visible at all, created in a container. These pinholes can occur due to physical causes from the outside or the contents during the manufacturing process, transportation, or use. The causes of pinhole formation can be broadly categorized into three types. Measures corresponding to each type are necessary, but Shikoku Chemical's co-extruded multilayer film is effective against all three types of pinhole issues. We have compiled a scientific column explaining why co-extruded multilayer films are resistant to pinholes, so please take a moment to read it. Additionally, we have also created a popular "slow-motion video." We would appreciate it if you could take a look at that as well.

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We create custom-made multi-layer films using co-extrusion!

We create custom-made multi-layer films using co-extrusion!

If it's about original custom-made films, leave it to Shikoku Chemical. There is a detailed explanation video available.

Since its founding, Shikoku Chemical has continuously created films for the future. Our unwavering pursuit of high quality and commitment to the development and research of new technologies remain deeply rooted within us. We have the reliable technology to pursue new possibilities, asking, "Is it possible to create such films, functions, or manufacturing methods?" We provide original custom-made films that meet our customers' demands, including the development of entirely new materials, functions, and manufacturing methods.

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What is co-extruded multi-layer film food packaging film CANS?

What is co-extruded multi-layer film food packaging film CANS?

I will explain about food packaging film CANS!

CANS is a food packaging film from Shikoku Chemical. It embodies the idea of "creating a plastic packaging container stronger than a can" through co-extrusion multilayer technology. By simultaneously extruding resins with various functions to create multilayers, we can achieve film properties that cannot be realized with single-layer films. Additionally, it allows for product design that considers the user's perspective, making it lightweight, easy to open, easy to handle, and convenient for disposal after use.

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Shall we reduce the "invisible costs" with co-extruded multi-layer films?

Shall we reduce the "invisible costs" with co-extruded multi-layer films?

Are you neglecting defects in packaging film? We're revealing the secret to reducing "invisible costs" and improving quality!

Defective packaging film may be silently robbing your company of profits as an "invisible cost." Invisible costs refer to expenses that are not immediately apparent but are definitely incurred, such as re-packaging defective products, disposal, and the labor and time spent on these tasks. Just imagine. The products you worked hard to create are being re-packaged due to film defects... Every time you dispose of defective products, the material costs and production costs go down the drain... You are overwhelmed with inspection tasks and cannot attend to other important operations... All of these can accumulate and become a significant burden on your management. Any concerns you have regarding film, no matter how small, are welcome. Please feel free to consult with us first. We will propose the optimal solution for you.

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What is the difference between co-extruded multi-layer film and laminated film? [In-depth explanation]

What is the difference between co-extruded multi-layer film and laminated film? [In-depth explanation]

I will explain the differences between co-extruded multi-layer films and laminated films! There is a slow explanation video available.

A film made by overlapping two or more types of films is called a multilayer film. There are two main manufacturing methods: co-extrusion and lamination. Why are multilayer films necessary in the first place? What are the differences between the two types of multilayer films? Can multilayer films be recycled? Let's focus on the characteristics of each and understand the overall framework together with polymer chemistry seminar students.

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