High-shrink, high-strength multilayer film
AssigneeCryovac, Inc.
InventorsAshley Wynne, Kelly Ahlgren, Miles Johnston, Rebecca Kersey
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AssigneeCryovac, Inc.
InventorsAshley Wynne, Kelly Ahlgren, Miles Johnston, Rebecca Kersey
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A multilayer, heat-shrinkable film has a first portion containing an outer heat seal layer and a second portion containing a PVDC barrier layer and a second outer layer comprising polyester. Both film portions comprise polymer networks which are strained by solid-state orientation, but only the first portion contains a crosslinked polymer network. The film has (i) a total free shrink at 85° C. of at least 90% and (ii) an instrumented impact energy-to-break of at least 0.0.65 J/mil and/or an instrumented impact peak load of at least 70 N/mil. The film is primarily made from ethylene-based polymers. Packaging articles can be made by sealing the film to itself. The film comprises no polyamide or polyamide in an amount up to 10 wt %, on a total film weight basis.
A multilayer, heat-shrinkable film comprising a first film portion laminated to a second film portion, wherein:
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A multilayer, heat-shrinkable film comprising a first film portion laminated to a second film portion, wherein:
A packaging article comprising a multilayer, heat-shrinkable film comprising a first film portion laminated to a second film portion, wherein:
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