Coated Cellulose Film – Sustainable & Biodegradable
Coated cellulose film is a regenerated cellulose film with a functional coating layer that improves barrier performance, heat-sealability, or processing behavior for specific packaging applications.
Product specifications/sizes can be customized according to customer requirements.
Why Add a Coating to Cellulose Film?
Uncoated cellulose film already offers transparency, gloss, breathability, and compostability. However, some packaging applications require additional functions that the base film alone may not provide.
A coating layer can improve moisture barrier performance, support heat sealing, reduce gas transmission, or enhance processing stability during packaging and converting operations.
For this reason, coated cellulose film is commonly used when packaging performance requirements go beyond the capabilities of standard cellulose film.
Product Features
- Heat sealable
- Moisture and Oil Proof, ect. Enhanced barrier properties
- Esistance to certain chemicals
- biodegradable and compostable
- Toxin-Free and Odor-Free
- High Transparency, Clear-view packaging
- High Glossof, Amplifies material luxury
- Breathable, preserves food freshness
- Strength and Flexibility
- No Static Electricity and Dust
- High Temperature Resistance
- Printability
Application
It is widely used in electronics, electrical appliances, dust-free rooms, automobiles, high-grade clothing, stationery, and food packaging. Its versatility, combined with stable performance, makes it fully adaptable to automated industrial production lines and high-efficiency manufacturing processes.
Coating and Compostability
Modern coating technologies allow cellulose film to deliver enhanced packaging performance while retaining the environmental advantages associated with cellulose-based materials. Compostability should always be evaluated according to the specific product grade and certification requirements.
Why Coated Cellulose Film Remains Important
Although many high-barrier plastic films are available, coated cellulose film remains relevant in applications that seek a balance between packaging performance and plant-based material content.
For converters and brand owners developing compostable or plastic-reduction packaging solutions, coated cellulose film offers a way to add functionality without moving entirely to conventional plastic structures.
