Easy Peel Lidding Film is a flexible and cost-effective alternative to clamshell food containers or plastic rigid lids. It can be used to pack and seal a variety of different foods and products, ranging from rice to medical equipment and jelly.

It provides a high level of protection from heat and moisture, which helps extend product shelf life. It also has a smooth peeling action and is non-stick. It offers a residue-free seal that prevents contamination of the contents inside and is ideal for use in a wide range of temperature environments from deep freeze to microwave ovens.

The easy-peel feature of this film makes it a popular choice for the food industry. It can be used to package curry dishes, cooked spaghetti, grilled meat, refrigerated and frozen ready meals, microwave-ready frozen foods, and other foods.

In addition, it is a great choice for trays that are designed to steam or vacuum skin foods. It can be printed in flexo and roto gravure, and is available with a breathable barrier coating.

These films are primarily made from polyethylene, cast polypropylene (CPP), and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) materials, and are available in a variety of colors. They are especially helpful for food packaging, as they provide a strong barrier to moisture and dust, which can reduce spoilage and help increase the product’s shelf life.

They are also resistant to odors, chemicals, and other contaminants that may cause the food to go bad. They are suitable for a wide range of applications and can be made in custom sizes upon request.

Using this material in the manufacturing of packaging solutions can save time and money, as it eliminates the need for pre-packaging or pre-cashing the items. It is also highly recyclable and helps protect the environment by keeping out debris.

Another advantage of the easy-peel feature of these films is that they are easy to clean and can be disinfected. They can be disposed of in regular waste bins and are therefore very environmentally friendly.

One way to clean an easy-peel film is to scrape it off with a plastic scraper or razor. Be sure to do this slowly and carefully to avoid breaking the seal. You can also use a blow dryer or heat gun, but be careful when using these tools.

You can also use a binding primer that is formulated to help seal down the edges of perpetually peeling paint. You can then wipe the area and apply a coat of wax for a glossy finish.

A few tips for removing tape from painted surfaces:

First, scrape the area around the edges of the film at a 45-degree angle. This helps to keep the peeled area away from the wall and will ensure that it does not stick to the freshly painted surface.

Next, try exposing the area to heat for a few minutes. This will make it easier to remove the tape, and may even help you get it off of the wall more quickly.

Yisile-S Easy-tear Film For Sealing Packaging The Cup Of Leisure Foods

Pull off Force,N	MD	≥42
	TD	≥42
elongation at break,%	MD	≥25
	TD	≥25
Peeling force（Heat sealing of PP sheet，professional flat seal  instrument 200℃，1.1s，0.38MPa, Heat seal width 3mm）		15N≤F1≤20N
Tearing force（Heat sealing of PP sheet，professional flat seal instrument 200℃，1.1s，0.38MPa，Heat seal width 3mm）		1.5N≤F2≤2.5N