What are the materials of beverage packaging bags?

Plastic materials:

  1. Polyethylene (PE):
    • Characteristics: It has good flexibility, low-temperature resistance and chemical stability. Non-toxic and odorless, harmless to the human body.
    • Uses: Commonly used in making soft packaging beverage bags, such as some disposable beverage packaging bags and soybean milk bags. It can effectively prevent beverage leakage and has a relatively low cost.
  2. Polypropylene (PP):
    • Characteristics: It has high hardness, good heat resistance and can be used at higher temperatures without deformation. It has good transparency and can show the appearance of beverages.
    • Uses: Suitable for making beverage packaging bags that require certain strength and heat resistance, such as some juice bags for high-temperature sterilization.

Composite materials:

  1. Polyester/aluminum foil/polyethylene (PET/AL/PE):
    • Characteristics: The polyester layer provides good strength and transparency; the aluminum foil layer has excellent barrier properties and can effectively block the penetration of oxygen, light and moisture to maintain the freshness and taste of beverages; the polyethylene layer plays a sealing and protective role.
    • Uses: Commonly used in the packaging of high-end beverages, such as functional beverages and juice beverages, which can extend the shelf life of beverages.
  2. Nylon/polyethylene (PA/PE):
    • Characteristics: The nylon layer has high strength, puncture resistance and good barrier properties; the polyethylene layer provides sealing and softness.
    • Uses: Suitable for packaging some beverages with special requirements, such as juice beverages containing particles and sports beverages, which can prevent the packaging from being punctured during transportation and storage.

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