About

Description:

Heat sealing paper is often used in industries like food packaging, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods to ensure the freshness and integrity of the product inside. It is designed to form a strong, durable bond without the need for additional adhesive or mechanical fastening.

Key Features:

• Heat-sensitive adhesive coating: Enables the sealing process when exposed to heat.
• Tear-resistant: Ensures the bag or pouch remains intact until the consumer opens it.
• Tamper-evident: Provides a secure seal that shows if it has been compromised.
• Customizable: Available in various thicknesses, sizes, and coatings depending on the intended application.
• Environmentally friendly options: Some types of heat-sealing paper are made from biodegradable or recyclable materials.

Specifications:

• Material: Typically made from paper, often with a polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP) coating.
• Adhesive type: Heat-activated thermoplastic or other specialized heat-sensitive coatings.
• Temperature range: The paper usually activates at temperatures ranging from 150C to 200C (302F to 392F), depending on the specific adhesive used.
• Thickness: Varies from 30gsm to 100gsm (grams per square meter), though it can differ based on product needs.
• Sealing strength: Strong enough to maintain a tight seal that will withstand typical handling during shipping and storage.
• Color: Available in white, kraft, or custom colors depending on the brand and aesthetic needs.