vacuum films Switzerland

...ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) is a deposition process that allows for the vacuum deposition of thin films of material using gaseous precursors. The parts to be treated are placed in a vacuum machine. After introducing precursor A, which deposits on the entire surface of the parts, precursor B is introduced and reacts with the initially deposited atoms to form the first atomic layer. This cycle...

...The flow pack films (tube bag films) and vacuum films are available in various designs and can be produced according to the requirements of the packaged goods. The primary materials are PET or PA in combination with PE. If necessary, they can be equipped with EVOH and/or an antifog coating.

...barrier properties and printing adhesion. Resistant to grease, most solvents, and weakly acidic and alkaline liquids. The disadvantage of BOPET film is poor puncture resistance. The thickness of BOPET film can range from 1 micron to 400 microns. It is easy to modify, recyclable, has a wide range of applications, and has good mechanical, optical, and easy insulation properties. Distinguished by film thickness: Below 6 microns: Mainly used for processing capacitor films; Below 20 microns: Mainly used to make tape-shaped substrates (such as audio tapes, video tapes, etc.

...The R 105 MF thermoforming packaging machine is an entry-level model for producing MultiFresh™ vacuum skin packaging. With the help of an opening aid, the packages can be easily opened. As an equipment option, the production of vacuum and MAP packaging is possible. The MULTIVAC thermoforming packaging machines in the entry-level range process soft and hard films with a thickness of up to 400 µm and a film width of up to 420 mm. They offer a maximum draw depth of up to 80 mm and a maximum pull length of up to 300 mm. Max. external dimensions L x W x H: 4,000 x 970 x 1,750 mm...