Applications
Where the material is used
A retort pouch and a dry-snack bag can use the same films and still need different adhesives. These are the three applications the range is built around.
Flexible Packaging Lamination
Bonding film, foil and metallised webs into pouches, sachets and roll stock for food and non-food products.
Read the application note → ApplicationPrinting Inks and Coatings
Polyurethane binders for flexographic and gravure inks, protective lacquers and heat-seal coatings on flexible substrates.
Read the application note → ApplicationFilm Converting
Materials for converters running lamination, coating and printing across PE, PP, PET, metallised film and foil.
Read the application note →The application decides the grade
Two structures can look identical on paper and need different chemistry in practice. What changes the answer is what happens after lamination: retort, pasteurisation, hot fill, or nothing at all.
| Process condition | What it demands |
|---|---|
| Retort 121 °C | Retort-grade adhesive; standard grades fail after filling |
| Pasteurisation 85 °C | Heat and moisture resistance beyond ambient grades |
| Hot fill | Bond strength at temperature during the fill cycle |
| Ambient dry food | General purpose; adhesion to treated PE is the usual test |
Tell us the fill, not just the film
The process condition is the single detail that changes the grade most.