Hanwha TotalEnergies EVA E180L
Hanwha TotalEnergies EVA E180L is a premium, film-grade 18% vinyl-acetate ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer engineered for transparent cast films, general films, and eco-friendly sheets. E180L is designed for converters demanding exceptional optical clarity, ultra-low fisheye, high gloss, and robust processability. With a melt index of 2 g/10 min, 18 wt% VA, density 0.940 g/cm³, tensile strength at break 260 kg/cm² (~25.5 MPa), elongation >600–750%, haze just 2%, and gloss 75%, E180L delivers industry-leading performance for India’s film, packaging, and lamination clusters.
Unlike foam or coating EVAs, E180L is purpose-built for precision film extrusion, cast film lines, and multi-layer lamination, offering superior dimensional stability, low shrinkage, and a crystal-clear finish. It’s the trusted choice for high-end packaging, technical films, and sustainable sheet solutions across Delhi-NCR, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and beyond.
Functional Features & Technical Authority
- Low Fisheye Content: Proprietary resin design and process minimize gel spots and optical defects, ensuring a consistently smooth, clear film surface.
- Exceptional Optical Clarity: Ultra-low haze (2%) and high gloss (75%) deliver brilliant transparency and shelf appeal for premium packaging and protective films.
- High Mechanical Balance: 260 kg/cm² tensile strength and up to 750% TD elongation combine strength with flexibility—resisting tearing and deformation.
- Excellent Processability: 2 MFI enables stable, controlled extrusion for thin films (10–50 µm) and multilayer structures, minimizing downtime and scrap.
- Dimensional Stability: Low shrinkage & creep, high TD elongation, and robust MD/TD balance enable reliable lamination, thermoforming, and downstream converting.
- Lamination & Tie-Layer Compatibility: 18% VA ensures strong adhesion to a wide range of polymers (BOPP, LDPE, nylon), making E180L ideal for complex film structures.
- Eco-Friendly Sheet Performance: Virgin EVA base and processability make E180L compatible with sustainable, compostable, and recyclable film blends.
- Thermal Consistency: Stable extrusion window (180–220°C), Vicat softening at 56°C, and melting point 86°C support high-throughput, low-defect film operations.
Applications
Hanwha E180L is engineered for transparent film and sheet applications where optical quality, process stability, and mechanical balance are critical.
Transparent Cast Films:
Perfect for flexible packaging (fresh produce, bakery, deli), high-gloss laminates, and protective films for electronics and appliances. E180L’s low haze and high gloss make it the benchmark for premium, consumer-facing transparent films.
Multi-Layer Lamination & Tie-Layers:
Used as a heat-seal or tie-layer in BOPP/LDPE/nylon laminates, E180L’s polarity and clarity enable seamless bonding without optical compromise. Ideal for flexible packaging, pouches, and technical laminates demanding both strength and clarity.
Eco-Friendly & Sustainable Sheets:
Supports compostable and recyclable film blends, as well as general-purpose EVA sheets for consumer products. E180L’s processability ensures efficient sheet extrusion for downstream thermoforming or cutting.
Industrial & Specialty Films:
Applied in agricultural films (greenhouse, mulch), industrial protective films, and consumer goods packaging—where a balance of transparency, flexibility, and toughness is required.
Key Application Highlights:
- Ultra-clear cast films (haze 2%) for high-clarity packaging and lamination
- Multi-layer flexible pouches, tie-layers, and heat-seal films
- Eco-friendly sheets and compostable blends
- Industrial/agricultural films and protective sheeting
Hanwha TotalEnergies EVA E180L
Hanwha TotalEnergies EVA E180L is a premium, film-grade 18% vinyl-acetate ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer engineered for transparent cast films, general films, and eco-friendly sheets. E180L is designed for converters demanding exceptional optical clarity, ultra-low fisheye, high gloss, and robust processability. With a melt index of 2 g/10 min, 18 wt% VA, density 0.940 g/cm³, tensile strength at break 260 kg/cm² (~25.5 MPa), elongation >600–750%, haze just 2%, and gloss 75%, E180L delivers industry-leading performance for India’s film, packaging, and lamination clusters.
Unlike foam or coating EVAs, E180L is purpose-built for precision film extrusion, cast film lines, and multi-layer lamination, offering superior dimensional stability, low shrinkage, and a crystal-clear finish. It’s the trusted choice for high-end packaging, technical films, and sustainable sheet solutions across Delhi-NCR, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and beyond.
Functional Features & Technical Authority
- Low Fisheye Content: Proprietary resin design and process minimize gel spots and optical defects, ensuring a consistently smooth, clear film surface.
- Exceptional Optical Clarity: Ultra-low haze (2%) and high gloss (75%) deliver brilliant transparency and shelf appeal for premium packaging and protective films.
- High Mechanical Balance: 260 kg/cm² tensile strength and up to 750% TD elongation combine strength with flexibility—resisting tearing and deformation.
- Excellent Processability: 2 MFI enables stable, controlled extrusion for thin films (10–50 µm) and multilayer structures, minimizing downtime and scrap.
- Dimensional Stability: Low shrinkage & creep, high TD elongation, and robust MD/TD balance enable reliable lamination, thermoforming, and downstream converting.
- Lamination & Tie-Layer Compatibility: 18% VA ensures strong adhesion to a wide range of polymers (BOPP, LDPE, nylon), making E180L ideal for complex film structures.
- Eco-Friendly Sheet Performance: Virgin EVA base and processability make E180L compatible with sustainable, compostable, and recyclable film blends.
- Thermal Consistency: Stable extrusion window (180–220°C), Vicat softening at 56°C, and melting point 86°C support high-throughput, low-defect film operations.
Applications
Hanwha E180L is engineered for transparent film and sheet applications where optical quality, process stability, and mechanical balance are critical.
Transparent Cast Films:
Perfect for flexible packaging (fresh produce, bakery, deli), high-gloss laminates, and protective films for electronics and appliances. E180L’s low haze and high gloss make it the benchmark for premium, consumer-facing transparent films.
Multi-Layer Lamination & Tie-Layers:
Used as a heat-seal or tie-layer in BOPP/LDPE/nylon laminates, E180L’s polarity and clarity enable seamless bonding without optical compromise. Ideal for flexible packaging, pouches, and technical laminates demanding both strength and clarity.
Eco-Friendly & Sustainable Sheets:
Supports compostable and recyclable film blends, as well as general-purpose EVA sheets for consumer products. E180L’s processability ensures efficient sheet extrusion for downstream thermoforming or cutting.
Industrial & Specialty Films:
Applied in agricultural films (greenhouse, mulch), industrial protective films, and consumer goods packaging—where a balance of transparency, flexibility, and toughness is required.
Key Application Highlights:
- Ultra-clear cast films (haze 2%) for high-clarity packaging and lamination
- Multi-layer flexible pouches, tie-layers, and heat-seal films
- Eco-friendly sheets and compostable blends
- Industrial/agricultural films and protective sheeting
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