Reinforced Aluminium Foil

Reinforced Aluminium Foil, also known as Barrier Film, is an opaque, flexible, waterproof, heat sealable laminated material made from aluminum foil sandwiched between a transparent nylon film and multiple layers of heat-sealable polyethylene. Aluminum is an excellent insulator and is one of the lightest, durable, and robust materials available. The material possesses reflective properties in its foil form. When protecting against harmful factors from the surrounding environment such as moisture, liquids, and gases, the Reinforced Aluminium Foil is an ideal packaging solution as a barrier material for shipping crates and cargo. It is commonly used as a thermal insulator for cargo and shipment. Aluminum foil has a high heat resistance and can absorb heat effectively. Even when exposed to intense cold, aluminum foil becomes tougher. This material is unaffected by long service life or high UV radiation. The smooth surface makes cleaning simple. The formation of these layers not only results in moisture and oxygen-proof characteristics, but they are also excellent resistant to tears and punctures. Economical, flexible, and commonly used for humidity control in shipping or storage packaging bags.

It is an ideal packaging solution for sealing and lining shipping crates to prevent off-gassing and shelves from protecting against harmful elements from the surrounding environment, such as moisture, liquids, and gases. With proper packaging methods applied, an enclosed low oxygen environment is formed with the Reinforced Aluminium Foil. Its thermal properties enable insulation during storage and transportation, preventing temperature-sensitive objects from being damaged. The tightly sealed enclosure eliminates the infestation of pests, providing goods more excellent protection. During the heat-sealing process, the dull sides of the aluminum foil should face each other. The Reinforced Aluminium Foil should be stapled or fastened to different surfaces for attachment. There are, however, some exceptions. Due to its low melting point, the adhesive layer can be attached to other materials with similar melting points, such as foam.