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The global acrylic coated films market size is projected to grow from USD 672.4 million in 2020 to USD 965.3 million by 2025, at a CAGR of 7.5% between 2020 and 2025.
PVDC coated films and acrylic coated films have properties such as superior moisture barrier, excellent aroma barrier, mineral oil barrier, and high dimensional stability. They also possess characteristics such as superior optical properties, low sealing threshold, and high gloss performance. These films are used in packaging, printing, labelling, lamination, and many other applications. These films exhibit a broad sealing range and excellent machinability, which makes them suitable for all packaging machines.
Max Ventures & Industries, subsidiary of Max Speciality Films (MSFL), which manufactures specialty packaging films is investing Rs. 60 crore to install two metallizer lines to meet the increased demand for specialty packaging from packaged food segment with improved shelf life offering 100% reliable laminate options. MaxVIL holds 51% stake in MSFL, while Japanese major Toppan holds 49% stake.
These lines add a thin layer of metal, mainly aluminum to the specialty films being produced by
MSFL to enhance the barrier properties and for superior appearance of the packaging.
MSFL s commitment of Rs. 60 crore for the two metallizer lines is a part of its efforts to improve the proportion of specialty films it markets, and in line with its focus since the last few years to co-create packaging films innovations in consultation with leading FMCG companies.