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Flat die system multiplies key layers to improve film properties
August 1, 2009
An innovative flat extrusion die system multiplies key functional layers in cast film, creating “microlayers” that substantially improve a substrate’s properties, including impact strength, elongation, oxygen and moisture barrier, without increasing overall thickness or raw material content. Called a “layer multiplier,” the flat die system transforms a typical sandwich structure from a standard coextrusion feedblock into a structure in which one or more of the layers has been subdivided into multiple microlayers.
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