Vacuum Metallized Pet/BOPP/CPP/PE Films

Metallized PET film is a polyester film coated with a thin layer of metal, usually aluminum, through a vacuum metallization process. It combines the excellent strength and clarity of PET with the barrier properties and metallic appearance of aluminum.

VMPET film is widely used in flexible packaging, lamination, insulation, decorative materials, labels, and protective wrapping. Common end-use industries include food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and electronics.

High barrier to oxygen, moisture, and light; Good mechanical strength and dimensional stability; Excellent heat resistance and printability; Attractive metallic appearance for branding and aesthetics; Lightweight alternative to aluminum foil.

Yes, VMPET film is safe for food contact when produced under proper standards. It is commonly laminated with other films (such as PE or CPP) to create multi-layer structures that provide both barrier protection and sealability.

Standard VMPET film cannot be sealed directly. It usually requires lamination with a heat-sealable layer such as polyethylene (PE) or cast polypropylene (CPP).