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DuPont Teijin Films Mylar® P25 Polyester Film, 75 Gauge
Categories: Polymer; Film; Thermoplastic; Polyester, TP; Polyester Film

Material Notes: Product Description: Mylar® P25 is an uncoated, transparent polyester packaging film designed to be combined with a sealant layer, where the resulting structure will be shallow draw thermoformed. Standard thicknesses are 50 and 75 gauge, although other thicknesses may be available upon special request. All gauges can be supplied with a corona surface treatment, as P25T, for improved bonding to inks and adhesives. Refer to P25T's "Product Data Sheet" for more information.

General Product Info: The 50 gauge film can be formed to a maximum draw depth of 1 1/8 in (28 mm), where the draw ratio (area/area) does not exceed 2.0. The 75 gauge P25 can be thermoformed to a maximum draw depth of 1 1/2 in (38 mm) with a maximum draw ratio of 2.25. Good temperature control is essential for satisfactory thermoforming. Observation of excessive web thinning and/or frequent "poppers" during thermoforming usually indicate that the forming temperature should be increased. The preferred process for making multilayered structures with P25 is through adhesive lamination, because relatively low web temperatures can be used. While extrusion coating also is an option, extra care must be taken to prevent unwanted stretching of the web. For the same reasons, care must be exercised when subjecting P25 to any converting process involving heating or drying.

Typical Applications: Combinations of P25 and a sealant layer are used in peelable lidding, medical packaging, and as the formed web in hermetically sealed pouches for "heat-in-bag " applications for frozen entrees and vegetables. It is also used in similar applications - particularly where the oxygen barrier properties provided by PVdC-coated films are not required.

Approvals: FDA Food Contact Status - All gauges of Mylar® P25 comply with the Food and Drug Administration regulation 21 CFR 177.1630 -- Polyethylene phthalate polymers. This regulation describes films which may be safely used in contact with all types of food excluding alcoholic beverages. Uncoated films such as Mylar® P25 can be used to contain foods during oven cooking or oven baking at temperatures above 250°F.

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Available Properties
  • Density, ASTM D1505, Typical Mylar®
  • Water Vapor Transmission, ASTM F1249, 90% RH
  • Thickness
  • Coating Weight, ASTM E252, 0.5 m2
  • Film Elongation at Break, MD, ASTM D882A
  • Film Elongation at Break, TD, ASTM D882A
  • Secant Modulus, MD, ASTM D882
  • Secant Modulus, TD, ASTM D882
  • Coefficient of Friction, Static, ASTM D1894
  • Graves Tear Strength, ASTM D1004
  • Film Tensile Strength at Break, MD, ASTM D882A
  • Film Tensile Strength at Break, TD, ASTM D882A
  • Specific Heat Capacity, Typical Mylar®
  • Melting Point, Typical Mylar® via DSC
  • Maximum Service Temperature, Air
  • Shrinkage, MD, Unrestrained
  • Shrinkage, TD, Unrestrained
  • Haze, ASTM D1003
  • Gloss, ASTM D2457, 20°
  • Transmission, Visible, transparent; thickness not quantified
  • FDA, See notes for details.
  
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