ExxonMobil Label-Lyte™ 50LH247 OPP Film

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ExxonMobil Label-Lyte™ 50LH247 OPP Film (discontinued **)
Categories:	Polymer; Film; Thermoplastic; Polypropylene (PP); Polypropylene, Film Grade
Material Notes:	Product Description: A super white opaque, cavitated BOPP film for Pressure Sensitive (PSA) labeling applications where superior optics are desired. 50LH247 also shows excellent performances on reel-fed wrap-around labeling machines, where its high stiffness is particularly appreciated. Availability: Africa & Middle East, Asia Pacific and Europe Key Features: Outstanding white opaque background and superb white gloss finish Good printability on outside treated side Compatibility with most adhesive formulations Excellent stiffness and flex resistance Very good moisture resistance Good overall converting, diecutting and dispensing properties Applications: Dairy Products Industrial Uses: Pressure Sensitive Labels Reel-Fed Labels Processing Method: Inner Web Adhesive Lamination, Solvent Flexographic Printing, Solvent Rotogravure Printing, Surface Print Unsupported, UV Flexographic Printing, UV Letterpress Printing, UV Offset Lithography Printing and Water-based Flexographic Printing Information provided by ExxonMobil
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Thickness	2.00 mil	ExxonMobil Method
Coating Weight	22.3 lb/ream	ExxonMobil Method

Mechanical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Film Elongation at Break, MD	170 %	7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation; ExxonMobil Method
Film Elongation at Break, TD	55 %	7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation; ExxonMobil Method
Modulus of Elasticity	247 ksi	MD; ExxonMobil Method
	406 ksi	TD; ExxonMobil Method
Coefficient of Friction	0.60	Untreated Surface; ExxonMobil Method
Film Tensile Strength at Break, MD	15200 psi	7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation; ExxonMobil Method
Film Tensile Strength at Break, TD	26800 psi	7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation; ExxonMobil Method

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
Shrinkage, MD	3.0 % @Temperature 135 °C, Time 432 sec	ExxonMobil Method
Shrinkage, TD	3.0 % @Temperature 135 °C, Time 432 sec	ExxonMobil Method

Optical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Gloss	70 %	45°; ExxonMobil Method
Transmission, Visible	22 %	ExxonMobil Method

Descriptive Properties
Yield	19300 in²/lb

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