VELAR
Packaging foil for flow wraps and overwraps
VELAR is designed for its use in flow wraps and overwraps to provide exceptional barrier properties against light, oxygen and water vapor. It is recommended for packaging medical and pharmaceutical products such as blisters, inhalers, plastic vials and diagnostic devices.
Advantages
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A wide variety of specifications available, aluminum and non-aluminum based
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Special sealing layers for high-output packaging lines
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Expertise in inhalation overwrap
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Opening features like APERTA or LUX are applicable on PET-based specifications
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Puncture resistance
Additional features
Composition
Alternative 1
- PETlayer
- Printlayer
- Aluminumlayer
- PE filmlayer
- white
- red
- gray
- white
Alternative 2
- PETlayer
- Printlayer
- Extruded Resinlayer
- Aluminumlayer
- Extruded Resinlayer
- PE filmlayer
- white
- red
- dotted
- gray
- dotted
- white
Tech Specs
Structure
PE/ALU/PE
Barrier protection
Very good barrier to both waste vapor and oxygen
WVTR(38℃, 90% RH)
<0.05g/ (m2∙day) for ALU 9µ & <0.001g/ (m2∙day) for ALU 15µ and above
OTR (23°, 50%RH)
<0.05g/(cm3∙day) for ALU 9µ & <0.005g / (cm3∙day) for ALU 15µ and above
Lamination
Extrusion/solvent based adhesive
Printability
Printable by rotogravure, flexo, digital: reverse and face side
Recyclability
Not recyclable
Aspect
Available in white & gloss or matt versions
Thermal resistance
Superior thermal resistance of outer surface, one side heat sealable
THE DISPLAYED EXAMPLE IS ONE OF OUR STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS. PLEASE CONTACT US TO DISCUSS YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS.
Technologies in use
Interactive Packaging
Pack to the future with our interactive packaging app
Digital Printing
Quicker, shorter and more flexible than ever
FAQ
Yes. As VELAR is adaptable to different specifications, filling goods, our product development and application team will find the ideal solution for your needs.
Yes. Our wide experience in packaging solutions includes solutions for packaging under any challenging condition like i.e: on high-speed packaging lines.
