MatWeb - Material Property Data Advertise with MatWeb!     Register Now
Data sheets for over 180,000 metals, plastics, ceramics, and composites.
MatWeb - Material Property Data HOME  •   SEARCH  •   TOOLS  •   SUPPLIERS  •   FOLDERS  •   ABOUT US  •   FAQ  •   LOG IN    
Recently Viewed Materials (most recent at top)  

Login to see your most recently viewed materials here.

Or if you don't have an account with us yet, then click here to register.

  Searches:   Advanced  | Category  | Property  | Metals  | Trade Name  | Manufacturer  | Recently Viewed Materials
  
Ensinger PEI
ExxonMobil Metallyte™ 70 MET OPP Film  (discontinued **)
Categories: Polymer; Film; Thermoplastic; Polypropylene (PP); Polypropylene, Film Grade

Material Notes: Product Description: A moderate barrier, metalized OPP film for use in adhesive and extrusion laminations to reveres-printed outer webs. The proprietary broad seal range layer offers excellent hot tack, seal integrity, and lap seal range when used with a coextruded outerweb.

Availability: Latin America, North America and South America

Key Features:

  • Outstanding moisture and light barriers
  • Low MST, broad seal range, strong seals
  • High adhesion of aluminum to film
  • Resists crazing in extrusion laminations
  • MET provides an excellent light barrier and a brilliant foil appearance
Features:
  • In Lamination Lap Sealable
  • Light Barrier
  • Moisture Barrier
Applications:
  • Bakery
  • Biscuits/Cookie/Crackers
  • Crisps and Snacks
  • Frozen Food
  • Ice Cream
Uses:
  • HFFS Flexible Packaging
  • Pre-made Bags – Flexible Packaging
  • VFFS Flexible Packaging
Processing Method: Inner Web Adhesive Lamination, Inner Web Extrusion Lamination, Solvent Flexographic Printing, Solvent Rotogravure Printing, Surface Print Unsupported and Water-based Flexographic Printing

Information provided by ExxonMobil Chemical

Vendors:
Available Properties
  • Water Vapor Transmission, ExxonMobil Method, 90% RH
  • Thickness, ExxonMobil Method
  • Coating Weight, ExxonMobil Method
  • Film Tensile Strength at Break, MD, ExxonMobil Method, 20 in/min, 2.0 in Jaw Separation
  • Film Tensile Strength at Break, TD, ExxonMobil Method, 20 in/min, 2.0 in Jaw Separation
  • Shrinkage, MD, ExxonMobil Method
  • Shrinkage, TD, ExxonMobil Method
  • Optical Density, ExxonMobil Method
  • Transmission, Visible, ExxonMobil Method
  
Property Data

This page displays only the text
of a material data sheet.

To see MatWeb's complete data
sheet for this material (including
material property data, metal
compositions, material suppliers,
etc
), please click the button below.

Manufacturer Notes:
Exxon Chemical

Category Notes
Plastic

**
Materials flagged as discontinued () are no longer part of the manufacturer’s standard product line according to our latest information. These materials may be available by special order, in distribution inventory, or reinstated as an active product. Data sheets from materials that are no longer available remain in MatWeb to assist users in finding replacement materials.

Users of our Advanced Search (registration required) may exclude discontinued materials from search results.

Some of the values displayed above may have been converted from their original units and/or rounded in order to display the information in a consistent format. Users requiring more precise data for scientific or engineering calculations can click on the property value to see the original value as well as raw conversions to equivalent units. We advise that you only use the original value or one of its raw conversions in your calculations to minimize rounding error. We also ask that you refer to MatWeb's terms of use regarding this information. Click here to view all the property values for this datasheet as they were originally entered into MatWeb.

 

Visit Zeus Inc. for PEEK Tubing
Please read our License Agreement regarding materials data and our Privacy Policy. Questions or comments about MatWeb? Please contact us at webmaster@matweb.com. We appreciate your input.

The contents of this web site, the MatWeb logo, and "MatWeb" are Copyright 1996-2024 by MatWeb, LLC. MatWeb is intended for personal, non-commercial use. The contents, results, and technical data from this site may not be reproduced either electronically, photographically or substantively without permission from MatWeb, LLC.