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PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and PE (polyethylene) films are two common types of plastic films used in manufacturing packaging materials and other products.

PET films are known for their strength, transparency, and resistance to moisture, making them a popular choice for food packaging, labels, and graphics. They are also used in various industries, such as electronics, automotive, and medical.

PE films are flexible, lightweight, and have good moisture resistance. They are commonly used in products such as shopping bags, shrink films, and agricultural packaging.

PEA (polyethylene adipate) and PETA (polyethylene terephthalate adipate) are modified versions of PET that are used in applications where improved flexibility and elongation are required.

PET/PE laminates are also commonly used in packaging as they provide a balance of strength and flexibility. These laminates are often used for food and beverage packaging as well as for medical and industrial products.

PET/PE film (PET/PE), APET, APET\PE has excellent heat sealability and frost resistance.

Thanks to the extremely strong adhesive bond between PET and polyethylene, a high level of

protecting products from environmental factors such as moisture, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, etc.

Thanks to the lamination of PET films with a layer of PE, the resistance of the material to cracking and punctures increases.

and alternating loads.

PET/PE film also has excellent strength and optical characteristics, allowing

easy to transfer color printing.

PE-coated PET films are increasingly taking over the packaging and packaging industry.

according to the principle of "shaping-filling-capping", where PET/PE laminate is used as a covering material.

At the same time, if you use foamed PET, you can reduce the material consumption for packaging one product by 25-30%.

PET/PE films are widely used in the production of vacuum packaging for meat and fish products.

Also, PET material, metallized with a PE layer, is widely applicable in the production of dry milk formula packaging.

and baby food.

Every day we come across this material when buying food products, the packaging of which is made of PET/PE films.