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Printed Composite Film
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KEDE New Material's Printed Composite Film is chosen high quality materials that ensure long-lasting durability and reliability. Each batch of printed laminated film undergoes stringent quality control measures to ensure that our printed laminated film delivers exceptional barrier properties, effectively safeguarding your products from moisture, oxygen, and other potential contaminants.

Our print laminating film are compatible with a variety of printing techniques, allowing for vibrant, detailed, and high-resolution graphics that elevate your product’s branding and market presence. Additionally, KEDE New Material's printed laminated film offer excellent mechanical strength and flexibility, making them ideal for a wide range of packaging applications, including food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods.

The Features of Printed Composite Film
Printed composite film is a type of cellulose film that is widely used in various industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods. Here are some key features of printed composite film:

Multi-layered: Composite films are typically made up of multiple layers of different materials, each contributing a specific property to the overall packaging. This could include a combination of plastic, aluminum, paper, or other materials.

High-quality Printing: These films can be printed with high-quality, vibrant colors and intricate designs. This makes them ideal for product branding and providing product information.

Barrier Properties: Composite films often have excellent barrier properties, protecting the product from moisture, oxygen, light, and other external factors that could compromise product quality.

Durability: The multi-layered structure of composite films often makes them more durable and resistant to punctures or tears compared to single-layer films.

Versatility: Composite films can be customized to meet the specific needs of the product being packaged. This includes varying the thickness, barrier properties, and other characteristics of the film.

Sealability: These films can be easily sealed, often through heat-sealing processes, to create a secure package that protects the product and extends its shelf life.