Barrier films (EVOH)

Sustainable gas barrier technology. Innovative gas barrier technology available for all standard food and non-food films

Market applications
Dairy
Fruits / Vegetables
Medical / Healthcare
Protein
Ready meals / convenience
Performance benefits
Barrier
Efficient
Enhanced freshness
Protection Durability
Recyclable
Shelf Life Plus

Technically developed to deliver functional performance, extended product shelf life and product freshness, Coveris’ EVOH films enable the application of oxygen barrier properties to single-substrate materials via sophisticated co-extrusion technology.

Coveris’ barrier films enable various levels of gas barrier to suit a range of food and non-food end user sectors and applications. Up to 9-layer blends permit combinations of functional layers to give the broadest performance window with tailored attributes in terms of strength, seal and aesthetics into a single film.

Our barrier range is supported by our industry-leading analytical laboratory offering onsite testing of oxygen and moisture barrier in addition to product testing for mechanical and seal performance for all products.

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Benefits:

  • PE co-ex barrier films for high-performance, sustainable advantage
  • Supplied for use in conversion/print in various packaging formats including FFS, lidding, liquid and vacuum packs
  • Predominantly used in food packaging sector for meat, fish, cheese and poultry, produce and bakery sectors for maximised shelf life and freshness
  • Burst peel layer and reclose options deliver added value functionality for consumer convenience
  • Multiple layers combining functions in a single film reduce process steps and increase efficiency
  • Available with sealant to suit application: PE/PP/PET/Foil
  • Tailored high barrier properties to oxygen, aromas, chemical resistance and mineral oil (MOSH/MOAH) migration
  • Additive options such as anti-fog, anti-static or UV screen are available
  • State of the art analytical lab testing to support product development and validation