EASY PEEL FILM

Easy Peel film is a very economical option as compared to the conventional rigid plastic lid option. These films consume less space at the time of transportation and therefore it is very cost-effective option compared to traditional plastic lids or covers.

Easy Peel Film Features

• Soft peeling with no hassle
• Non-sticky
• Leaves no residue behind
• Works well with all sorts of temperatures like hot to cold
• Good sealing strength in low as well as in high temperatures.
• Easy seal products can be manufactured as per the requirements of clients

How to Select Easy Peel Films?

When it comes to selecting the desired seal and peel properties for your packaging, it is a crucial decision that requires careful consideration. As an experienced manufacturer of medical-grade TPE materials and Easy Peel films, Everlon provides valuable insights on the top eight factors to keep in mind.

1. Compatibility: Medical device packaging commonly utilizes materials such as medical-grade paper (or a suitable alternative like Tyvek), aluminum, or various types of plastics including LLDPE, PP, PET, HIPS, and vinyl. Ensure that the easy peel film is compatible with the packaging format you intend to use, such as trays or containers.
2. Peelability: Look for films specifically designed as “easy peel” or “peelable lidding” films, which have a low peel force and allow for effortless opening.
3. Adhesion Strength: Check the film’s adhesion strength to ensure it provides a secure seal during storage and transportation while still allowing for easy peeling without residue.
4. Puncture Resistance: Consider the film’s puncture resistance to protect the contents from accidental damage during handling and distribution.
5. Application: Determine the specific application of the easy peel film, such as food packaging or medical products, and ensure it meets the necessary regulatory requirements and standards.
6. Transparency: Evaluate the film’s transparency if visibility of the packaged product is important for marketing or quality inspection purposes.
7. Sealing Compatibility: Verify if the film is compatible with the sealing method used in your packaging process, such as heat sealing or pressure-sensitive sealing.
8. Resistance to sterilization: The most commonly used sterilization methods for medical devices are ethylene oxide (EO) and gamma radiation. It is important to choose a plastic material for Easy Peel Films that is compatible with the chosen sterilization method.