Medicinal packaging composite film refers to a multi-layered film formed by combining base materials with various plastics, pepa, aluminum metal or other materials through lamination, extrusion veneer, co-extrusion plastic and other process technologies. It has dustproof properties. , anti-fouling, gas barrier, fragrance maintenance, UV protection and other functions.
No packaging material used alone can achieve the above functions, but after compounding, it can basically meet various requirements for hoʻopaʻa lāʻau lapaʻau.
Eia naʻe, composite membranes also have the disadvantages of being difficult to recycle and easily causing pollution.
The composite film is expressed as surface layer/printing layer/adhesive layer/aluminum foil/adhesive inner layer (papa hoʻopaʻa wela).
Common structures of pharmaceutical composite packaging include the following types:
| Type | Typical Structure | Production Process | Nā hiʻohiʻona |
| Ordinary composite membrane | PET/DLAL/PE
PET/AD/PE/AL/DL/PE |
Dry compounding method or extrusion first and then dry compounding method | Good printing adaptability, gas and moisture barrier properties. |
| Easy-to-tear strip packaging | PT/AD/PE/ALAD/PE | Extrusion compounding | Good printing adaptability, gas and moisture barrier properties. |
| Paper aluminum plastic packaging | Paper/PE/AL/ ADPE | Extrusion compounding | Good printability, good stiffness, gas and moisture barrier properties, degradability, etc. |
| High temperature cooking film | BOPA/CPP or PET/CPP
PET/ALCPPor PET/ALNY/CPP |
Dry compounding | It can basically kill all bacteria in the package. It can be placed at room temperature without cold installation. It has good gas and moisture barrier properties, is resistant to high temperatures, and has good printability. |
ʻAoʻao aʻe: Stamping forming process of cold formed aluminum foil
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