ExxonMobil Metallyte™ 18MM488 OPP Film

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ExxonMobil Metallyte™ 18MM488 OPP Film (discontinued **)
Categories:	Polymer; Film; Thermoplastic; Polypropylene (PP); Polypropylene, Film Grade
Material Notes:	Product Description: A metalized biaxially oriented polypropylene film, metalized on one side. MM488 is typically used in laminates as the inner web for VFFS and HFFS applications. Due to its slip controlled broad seal range surface, film offers excellent performance on all types of VFFS packaging machines. When laminated with standard coex, it can be lap sealed. Availability: Africa & Middle East, Asia Pacific and Europe Key Features: Excellent adhesion of aluminum to film Very good moisture barrier and light barrier Slip controlled sealing layer Good oxygen barrier Very good hot tack Broad seal range for good performance on VFFS and HFFS machines Easy to convert Brilliant metal appearance Features: Flavor & Aroma Barrier Gas Barrier In Lamination Lap Sealable Light Barrier Moisture Barrier Oxygen Barrier Applications: Bakery Biscuits/Cookie/Crackers Box Overwrap Confectionery, Chocolate Confectionery, Gum Confectionery, Sugar Crisps and Snacks Dry Foods and Beverage Powders Frozen Food Ice Cream Pet Food Uses: Box Overwrap Flexible Packaging HFFS Flexible Packaging Pre-made Bags – Flexible Packaging VFFS Flexible Packaging Processing Method: Cold Seal Adhesive, Inner Web Adhesive Lamination, Solvent Flexographic Printing, Solvent Rotogravure Printing and Surface Print Unsupported Information provided by ExxonMobil
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Available Properties

Water Vapor Transmission, ExxonMobil Method, 90% RH
Oxygen Transmission Rate, ExxonMobil Method, 0% RH
Thickness, ExxonMobil Method
Coating Weight, ExxonMobil Method
Film Elongation at Break, MD, ExxonMobil Method, 7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation
Film Elongation at Break, TD, ExxonMobil Method, 7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation
Modulus of Elasticity, ExxonMobil Method, MD
Modulus of Elasticity, ExxonMobil Method, TD
Coefficient of Friction, ExxonMobil Method, Unmetallized Size
Seal Strength, ExxonMobil Method, Otto Brugger, 0.2 sec
Film Tensile Strength at Break, MD, ExxonMobil Method, 7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation
Film Tensile Strength at Break, TD, ExxonMobil Method, 7.9 in/min, 4.9 in Jaw Separation
Shrinkage, MD, ExxonMobil Method
Shrinkage, TD, ExxonMobil Method
Optical Density, ExxonMobil Method

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Manufacturer Notes:
Exxon Chemical

Category Notes
Plastic

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