FlexAsept®
FlexAsept® is comprised of an EVOH/Biaxially-oriented nylon (EVOH-BON) laminate, patented FlexFX and the new proprietary FlexLiner inner plies that are used in the food industry in bag-in-box format in sizes ranging from 1G to 300G (3L to 1100L). This film provides superior performance in the growing aseptic industry.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Film
Product families
- Food & Beverage Packaging
Other characteristics
- Brand
- FlexAsept
- Features
Excellent Flexibility, Good Flex Crack Resistance, Good Thermal Stability, High Performance
- Polymer Name
- EVOH/BON Film
- Markets
- Printing & Packaging
- Benefits
Superior flex crack resistance - FlexAsept film structure delivers outstanding flexibility which protects your valuable products and maximizes your distribution capabilities.; Improved thermal resistance - The unique polyolefin blend inner ply of the FlexAsept package delivers improved thermal resistance, eliminating unsightly buckling of the film (known as crocodile skin).; Superior OTR performance - The retention of OTR during the lifecycle of an EVOH–BON laminate is at least 4 times better than the typical industry standard metallized polyester.; More sustainable - FlexAsept provides a reliable packaging option that keeps products safe while drastically reducing dunnage, resulting in less product spoilage. FlexAsept delivers customers peace of mind knowing that their bulk bag-in-box products are protected from flex cracking and harmful oxygen transmission. It is simple: the FlexAsept protects your product and saves resources.
- Technology
- Plastics
- Packaging Type
- Boxes
- Labeling Claims
- Sustainable
- Product Families
- Plastics — Parts, Shapes & Films
- Material Features
- Excellent Flexibility
- Good Flex Crack Resistance
- Good Thermal Stability
- High Performance
- HIGHLIGHTS
FlexAsept offers superior flexibility, improved thermal resistance and superior oxygen transmission rate (OTR) performance. This packaging delivers our customers significant savings by reducing dunnage, handling and product spoilage as a result of flex cracking.
- Plastics and Elastomers End Uses
- Film
- Food Packaging
