Nº D-11308
Gravure-printed laminate film wound on a 76 mm paper core, with eye marks — runs on automatic packaging machines; snacks, candy, coffee, instant noodles.
Made for: Food & specialties, Beverages.
Sample printed on OPP / MPET / PE laminate (metallized) 0.1 mm, gloss lamination; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 340 × 420 × 170 mm.
Gravure-printed laminate wound on a paper core, with eye marks for the form-fill-seal machine — see the repeat on the pulled-off length.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 340 × 420 × 170 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is OPP / MPET / PE laminate (metallized) 0.1 mm with gloss lamination.
Printed roll stock is laminated multi-layer film, printed and wound on a paper core, for automatic packing machines: vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) for snacks, coffee and powders, horizontal (HFFS, flow wrap) for biscuits, bars and noodles. The machine pulls the film, forms a tube, seals the back and both ends, and cuts at an eye mark printed on the film. Each pack is one repeat of the artwork.
A typical structure is reverse-printed OPP laminated to metallised PET or foil for oxygen, moisture and light barrier, then a PE or CPP heat-seal layer inside; total about 60–120 microns. Snacks and coffee need high barrier; sweets and dry biscuits may need only OPP/CPP. The inner food-contact layer must meet food-contact packaging rules.
Gravure printing on the reverse of the OPP traps the ink between layers, so it can't scuff or touch food. A white underlay keeps colours true on metallised film; clear windows and matt spot varnish are options. Flexo suits medium runs, digital for samples and short runs.
The file is one repeat: front, back and the back seal (fin or lap), plus serrated end seals of about 8–15 mm; the eye mark, typically about 5 × 10 mm in a dark colour on a contrasting ground, sits at the edge beside the seal. Get the film width, repeat length and back-seal position from the machine before layout. Gravure needs one engraved cylinder per colour, so fix the colour count and Pantones early.
It depends on width and gauge; narrow snack rolls are usually limited to about 300–400 mm outer diameter by the machine spindle, roughly 1,000–2,000 m of film depending on gauge. Ask for the maximum roll diameter and weight your machine accepts.
Coffee needs high oxygen and moisture barrier (metallised PET or foil) and may take a one-way valve; hard sweets and dry biscuits usually need only OPP/CPP or metallised OPP, thinner and cheaper.
VFFS for snacks, coffee, powders and nuts; HFFS or flow wrap for biscuits, bars and instant noodles.
A dark mark printed once per repeat that the machine's sensor reads to cut and seal each pack in register.
Three layers: reverse-printed OPP for a glossy image, metallised PET for moisture, gas and light barrier, and PE inside to heat-seal the pack.