Customized Films: Mixing and Matching Print and Sealant Webs for Optimal Performance and Cost

Kevin Lifsey

Presented by Steve Griggs, Inteplast Engineered Films

As consumers' demand for recyclable flexible packaging grows, packaging converters and packaging engineers are challenged to balance sustainable packaging designs with economics. Inteplast Engineered Films (IEF) has responded by developing a full suite of mix-and-match print and sealant webs, which arm packaging engineers with the necessary tools to design sustainable flexible packaging structures that are realistic for their customers.

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