PET Metallized Base Film is a high-performance polyester film specially engineered for vacuum metallization applications. It features exceptional surface smoothness, excellent flatness, and optimal adhesion properties to ensure superior metallization effects. Our specialized film undergoes controlled surface treatment and precise thickness profiling, making it an ideal substrate for aluminum vapor deposition.
Our PET Metallized Base Film provides outstanding optical properties with consistent transparency and low haze values. The film's excellent dimensional stability during the metallization process ensures consistent quality of the final metallized product. Additionally, our film features exceptional mechanical strength with high tensile properties in both machine and transverse directions.
We offer this film in thicknesses ranging from 12μm to 36μm with widths up to 8.7 meters. The film can be produced with corona treatment on one or both sides to enhance ink adhesion for printing applications. Our PET Metallized Base Film is ideal for creating high-quality metallized films for flexible packaging, decorative applications, and various industrial uses requiring superior barrier properties.
Our PET Metallized Base Film meets strict quality standards and provides the following performance specifications:
Property | Unit | Test Method | Typical Value |
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Thickness | μm | ASTM D374 | 12-36 |
Thickness Tolerance | % | ASTM D374 | ±2 |
Density | g/cm³ | ASTM D1505 | 1.38-1.40 |
Surface Roughness (Rₐ) | nm | Internal Method | ≤20 |
Haze | % | ASTM D1003 | ≤1.5 |
Light Transmission | % | ASTM D1003 | ≥90 |
Tensile Strength (MD) | MPa | ASTM D882 | ≥180 |
Tensile Strength (TD) | MPa | ASTM D882 | ≥220 |
Elongation at Break (MD) | % | ASTM D882 | ≥90 |
Elongation at Break (TD) | % | ASTM D882 | ≥70 |
Shrinkage (150°C, 30min, MD) | % | ASTM D1204 | ≤2.0 |
Shrinkage (150°C, 30min, TD) | % | ASTM D1204 | ≤1.0 |
Surface Tension (Treated Side) | mN/m | ASTM D2578 | ≥42 |
Metal Adhesion (after metallization) | N/15mm | Internal Method | ≥2.0 |
Note: The above values are typical and should not be considered as specifications. Custom specifications are available upon request.
Our PET Metallized Base Film is optimized for vacuum metallization processes. The film's smooth surface and excellent flatness ensure even metal deposition and superior metal adhesion. The film can achieve optical density (OD) values of 2.2-3.0 after metallization, providing excellent barrier and aesthetic properties.
After metallization, the film can be easily printed using various printing methods including flexographic, gravure, and offset printing. The treated surface provides excellent ink adhesion for high-quality printing results. The film can also be laminated with various substrates to enhance barrier properties and mechanical performance.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Recommended conditions: temperature 15-25°C, relative humidity 45-65%. The shelf life is 12 months when stored correctly. For optimum metallization performance, it is recommended to use the film within 6 months of production. Handle with care to avoid surface scratches which could affect metallization quality.
Our PET Metallized Base Film, with its excellent surface properties and superior metallization performance, is widely used in the following areas:
Used as the base film for creating high-barrier metallized films for food packaging, snack packaging, and other applications requiring moisture and oxygen barrier properties.
Used for creating metallic decorative films for gift wrapping, labels, and other aesthetic applications requiring a high-quality metallic appearance.
Used for creating thermal insulation materials for buildings, automotive applications, and industrial purposes, where the metallized layer provides excellent thermal reflection properties.
Used in various electronic applications including capacitors, where the metallized film provides excellent dielectric properties and electrical conductivity.
Used as reflective back sheets in solar panels to enhance light reflection and improve energy conversion efficiency.
Used for creating high-barrier metallized films for medical device and pharmaceutical packaging, where barrier properties and sterilization compatibility are critical.